How many puppies can a German Shepherd have?

I myself have bred many quite large German Shepherds that have reached over 65kgs and have been over 32". Our own ... German Shepherds make wonderful mothers and can have very large litters. I have bred ... The majority of German Shepherd puppies born, the first pup will be a male (typical male always impatient). read more

If one figures ONLY 10 puppies per litter, with ONLY TWO litters a year for an average lifespan of 10 years, beginning at year one, A SINGLE FEMALE DOG/BITCH CAN POTENTIALLY HAVE 180 PUPPIES. An intact male can have a nearly unlimited number of pups he sired. read more

A German Shepherd which does not have a pedigree lineage usually has between 7 and 9 puppies, while those with pedigree lineage often pop out between 4 and 6 puppies. It is essential to note that this is not a standard because many factors interfere with the formula. read more

The normal amount of puppies a German Shepherd will have is around 8. In extreme cases it can be as little as one or it could be as high as the low teens. read more

You can usually expect 5-8 puppies but some shepherds have had as many as 10. Hopefully after this litter you will have her spayed. No dog should have more than two litters. read more

The average German Shepherd litter is seven puppies; older dogs tend to have smaller litters. read more

You should consider calling an emergency vet number. Sounds like she's in trouble hun. A German shepherd can have anywhere between 10 and 15 puppies. read more