German Shepherds generally stop growing when they are around 18-24 months old

However, the growth rate can vary depending on genetics, nutrition, gender, health conditions, and a variety of other environmental factors.

Some of the health issues that can impact a German Shepherd’s growth rate include calcium deficiency, protein deficiency, and parasites.

Feed your German Shepherd high-quality, age-appropriate dog food to ensure that your pooch grows up strong and healthy.

Avoid any intense, high-impact exercise for your German Shepherd puppy during the first 12-18 months of their life.