How much should my 3-month female GSD weigh & when do teeth fall out?

Hello, congratulations on your new puppy. Most puppies will begin to exchange their teeth around 3 months and may last until they are 8 months of age. In some instances with large breed puppies, their puppy teeth fail to fall and they need to be removed by your veterinarian, however this occurs more often in small/toy breed dogs. Hope this helps and best of luck with her.

It is normal for dogs to lose their puppy teeth and only see half of the tooth because the root will be gone when the tooth falls out. The canine teeth are the last teeth to be lost and normally should fall out by around 6 months of age in a GSD, so it sounds like Sweety is right on schedule. However, loss of appetite and diarrhea are not normal signs when they are losing teeth, so I would recommend having a veterinarian examine her to determine what might be going on with that. Good luck! I hope that was helpful. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

It is more important to look at her overall conformation than just weight and age. If has a thin layer of fat over her ribs, a normal abdominal tuck for her breed and looking down from above her she has a good layer of muscle and fat over her spine than she is at a good weight.

At this weight your puppy will have an approximate adult weight of about 54lbs. This would be relatively small. The average weight of adult German Shepherds by gender are: Males: 66 – 88 pounds (30 – 40 kg) Females: 48 – 70 pounds (22 – 32 kg). Your GSD may be a smaller type, or it may not be growing like it should. I suggest you take Mike to a vet for a wellness exam assessing his growth rate. Make sure you feed good quality puppy food for large dogs and his age bracket to ensure optimum growth.

Sudden loss of appetite and weight loss in a puppy is very concerning and may be related to fever, infection or a bowel obstruction, particularly if accompanied with nausea or vomiting Please have her assessed urgently by a vet, reduced appetite is never normal in a growing pup

The roots of the baby teeth begin to resorb between 2and 3 months of age. This results in loosening teeth that start to fall out shortly after. Once a tooth is loose, it can take several days to fall out or be knocked out (during play or eating). By 6-8 months of age, all the baby teeth should definitely be out, replaced by adult teeth.

The question you are asking is a little unclear. I think you are trying to ask what the average adult size of a German Shepherd is at a particular age. An adult female GSD should reach anywhere from 50-85 pounds depending on breeding lines. Complete growth in large breed dogs is not usually reached until at least 18 months of age, though the majority of their growth has stopped by on year. Based on the photo you have provided and the age, Soska looks to be a very appropriate size at this time.