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FemaleSex
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Gerberian Shepsky7 hours
Gerberian Shepsky7 weeksFemale
$600
Description
“Your perfect summer adventure buddy is ready to come home!”
I am a German Shepherd/Husky Mix puppy! I was born on April 2nd and I will be ready for my forever home on May 28th! I have been family raised on a farm in the country. I have had my shots and de-wormers. I have been checked by a veterinarian and microchipped. For more information or to schedule a visit with me, please contact Wain and Ruby Monday through Saturday. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.
My Mom is a German Shepherd and my Dad is a Husky.
This faithful breed is a mix between a German Shepherd and a Siberian Husky, and is also known as a Shepsky or a Gerberian Shepsky. The Shepsky was initially bred during the late 1990s to create an exceptional working dog. This breed is known to be loving, playful, extremely smart, and very protective over the family. Though they look intimidating they are also very sensitive and gentle and do not like to be alone. This breed does fine with chilly and wintry weather due to its parent breeds originating from cold climates. Shepskies adore and are devoted to their family, and do well with children. As with most breeds early training and socialization is important. When your Shepsky is a puppy it is vitally important to not let them jump and run on hard surfaces until around two years of age. It is essential to make sure their joints are completely developed. However, it is fine to let them play on grass, just not on hard surfaces. Due to their being a working breed they do have a lot of energy and require a great deal of exercise. Therefore, they do need to have a task to do, or they can be quite destructive. They are commonly 20-25 inches tall, usually weigh 45-88 pounds, and have a lifespan of 10-14 years. The breed is primarily white, cream, red, blue, brown, and black, and is rarely just one color. Their coat is long and thick, and does shed quite a bit, therefore they may not a good breed for allergy sufferers. It is important to keep their ears clean of dirt and debris, as well as their nails trimmed 1-2x/month. As with most dogs it is essential to maintain good oral health and to brush their teeth daily. Shepskies are generally a healthy breed and with routine veterinary care they should live long and happy lives.
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Litter details
LocationHolmesville, Ohio
Puppies in litter2 male / 5 female
BreedGerberian Shepsky
GenerationF1
Age7 weeks, 6 days
Ready to LeaveMay 28, 2026
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
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Pros
Striking wolf-like appearance with heterochromatic eyes is among the most visually arresting of all designer cross combinations
Intelligent and highly trainable from two of the US military and working community's most valued breeds
Athletic, endurance-capable dog suited to active American lifestyles including hiking, running, and canine sport
Loyal and protective from the German Shepherd side with the Husky's social openness
Cons
Both parent breeds shed heavily — the Shepsky's double coat requires significant ongoing management
Husky independence and German Shepherd drive combine to require an experienced handler; not appropriate for passive owners
High energy demands make the Shepsky unsuitable for apartment or sedentary households
Prey drive from the Husky side requires secure containment — Huskies are escape artists
