Gerberian Shepsky Pictures

German Shepherd / Siberian Husky Mixed Breed Dogs

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A blue-eyed black, tan and white Gerberian Shepsky puppy is standing in grass next to a red rock

Raiya the Gerberian Shepsky at 2 months old

Close up upper body shot - A white with tan and black Gerberian Shepsky is sitting inside of a house looking happy.

"Sadee Mae came to us from a friend of my mom who has an all-white Siberian Husky. She has always naturally done "sit" but we are still, to this day, working on "down." She likes to lie down and bounce back up like she's on springs. She has so much energy! She loves the field and the tennis courts near our house; and she loves our walks around the neighborhood to see the other dogs (and strut in front of them because they're behind the fence and she's not). She loves to spend time with us, but we can tell she needs a friend because she tries to roughhouse with our cat, Simon, who doesn't run or play back; he just rubs his face on her. We have found a Border Collie / Lab mix that will be able to keep up with her energy and hopefully wear her out because we've tried and failed!"

A white with tan and black Gerberian Shepsky is walking in a shaded wooded area in between trees

Sadee Mae the Husky / German Shepherd mix at 2 years old

Action shot - A white with tan and black Gerberian Shepsky is jumping in mid-air to grab a stick that is held by a person in cargo shorts and wearing a blue shirt out on a tennis court

Sadee Mae the Husky / German Shepherd mix at 2 years old

A white with tan and black Gerberian Shepsky is jumping over a net on a tennis court

Sadee Mae the Husky / German Shepherd mix at 2 years old

A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky is wearing a green collar sitting in a field and looking forward.

Caelum the Gerberian Shepsky at 1 year old—"My boyfriend and I went to a relatively close town to pick up Caelum (pronounced Ky-Lum; Latin for the word "blue"). He was from a litter of 6 pups, all male. Sadly, before we got there, two pups had died. Caelum had a hard time his first six months. When we got him, we didn't know he had Hookworms. We didn't find out until after his umbilical hernia surgery when he started doing really bad. Thankfully, he is one happy puppy now. Very very hyper. Very loving. He gets along with hismutt pal, Henry."

A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky is laying on a wooden porch looking up with its mouth open.

Caelum the Gerberian Shepsky at 1 year old

A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky is laying down on a red wooden porch with its head peering out from under the bannister

Caelum the Gerberian Shepsky at 1 year old

A little blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is laying on a carpet and partially in a kitchen. The upper half of its body is in a ceramic food bowl

Caelum the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy

A little black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is kneeling in front of a grey with white cat. The cat is sitting in front of the puppy. The cat and the puppy are the same size.

Caelum the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy checking out the cat

A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is wearing a red harness walking through a yard. Its mouth is open and tongue is hanging out. There is a bigger dog behind it

Meeka the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy at 6 months old—"I have watched the Dog Whisperer, and many of his methods had helped me a few years ago, and did educate me a lot more on reading canine behavior. We have 4 dogs, 3 males (2 Neutered 1 intact -show dog) and 1 female (spayed) and we have an established “pack” order. In fact with what I had learned form Ceasar Millan, we had an extremely smooth transition when I intorduced my new born son to my dogs, compared to the introduction of my first child. We apply some of his philosophies, and the ones we had applied have helped us and educated us on canine behavior, and keeping a more balanced and happier dogs. Of course there is always room for improvement, but I am very happy with my pack, and they in return seem the same."

A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is sitting on a porch in front of a door. Its mouth is open and tongue is out

Meeka the Gerberian Shepsky at 6 months old—"We had just lost our Siberian Husky a year before we came across an add in the classifieds for German Shepherd Husky mix puppies. Her father was a German Line bred German Shepherd and mom was a petite red and white husky, both very pretty and all the pups had deep blue eyes! I picked her out because she had the prettiest facial markings and was the easiest to roll over and submissive enough but confident. She's now a querky hyper loving dog. A pure joy and a headache all in one! Love her bunches!"

A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is laying on a rug with blue toy in between its front paws. Its mouth is open and tongue is out. Its head is tilted to the left

Meeka the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy at 2 years old—"We got Meeka when she was about 4 weeks old, the people that had her were anxious to get rid of her, they were German Shepherd breeders, and her litter was an accident, they felt it made their establishment look bad. She is a doll, she adores my other dogs, Collie, Boxer and Boston Terrier. She is very good with my children, 1 and 5 years, her gentle disposition with them seems to come naturally for her. She has a lot of stamina, a lot of go and is so much fun to be around - she is my walking buddy, we go for miles! In this picture she is 6 months old and recently spayed. She has the German Shepherd body, tail, feet, and ears, but displays the husky size, legs and head, and of course the eyes! She seems to be a lovely combination of both breeds. At 6 months of age, I believe she is as balanced as a 6 month old puppy can be, I know we still have some obstacles ahead of us, but she has a high drive to please, very submissive to her fellow dog-mates, and extremely gentle with my children."

A black with tan Gerberian Shepsky is standing outside in a field of snow.

Meeka the Gerberian Shepsky at 2 years old

A blue-eyed black, tan and white Gerberian Shepsky is sitting in front of a wood plank and chainlink fence looking to the right

Raiya the Gerberian Shepsky at 1 year old

Close up head shot - A blue-eyed black, tan and white Gerberian Shepsky dog is looking to the left. There are bushes behind it.

Raiya the Gerberian Shepsky at 8 months old

close up head shot - A blue-eyed black, tan and white Gerberian Shepsky puppy is wearing a blue collar sitting in a field and looking to the left. There is a line of thick bushes behind it

Raiya the Gerberian Shepsky at 3 months old

A wolf-like white, tan and grey Gerberian Shepsky puppy is sleeping in a ball on top of a pair of camo pants and other clothes in a pile

HiXael the Gerberian Shepsky at 6 months old

A wolf-looking white with grey and tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is laying outside next to a person. Its paw is on the foot of the person

HiXael the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy at 5 months old

A black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is laying on a black top in front of a mural

Moro the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy—"I got Moro from a litter of 6 pups but I've only met one of his brothers. The mother was a Husky and very sweet when we came there. The father is a German Shepherd that we were not able to meet as he was very protective over his pups. Yes, the owners had both the mother and father dog. It was very coincidental that we got Moro. I was looking online for rescue dogs when I saw a 1-year-old Husky/Shepherd mix. I instantly fell in love with it's beauty and charisma, but when I called the shelter home he was already gone. I than looked up other dogs online on the Dutch equivalent of eBay and found Moro and I picked him up the same evening. Till today I haven't found another Gerberian Shepsky litter there. Moro is a very sweet dog. Almost never barks. I almost had to teach him how to do it. He is very social. So far he is not showing dominant signs. I walk around 2 hours a day as he definitely has some of the Husky energy. Most of the time he walks freely and he follows me wherever I go. Only sometimes he gets so caught up in playing with other dogs that I have to go get him. It's nice to see the characters combined. He is watchful around the house but does not express it through barking. He is not very keen on toys. He chooses playing with another dog over a ball or stick anytime. He goes well with every type of dog and is very forgiving. When playing with small dogs he lays down to give them a bit of a fair fight. With larger dogs he loves chasing them, biting them in their neck and paws. When we are in the open field he LOVES to catch mice and moles. Twice he had caught chickens out of the gardens of neighbors and he also loves chasing cats. The cat at home is safe though, he just wants to play with her (but she does not). When he was 12 weeks he fell into a canal nearby and it was only after 10 minutes that I found him. He couldn't climb back on the concrete sides and was in full panicking mode. Last summer I rehabilitated his fear of drowning by buying him a life jacket and doing swim training for a few days straight. Now he loves to swim and return sticks that I throw in. At 9-months-old he weighed almost 40 kilo's (88 pounds)! Yup he's a big fellow! When I walk him on the street he gets A LOT of attention. You can hear everyone talking around you about his bright blue eyes and many people think he is a wolfdog."

A black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is laying in a hole in the sand. There is a person sitting in the sand behind the it.

Moro the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy digging in the sand.

The Silhouette of a wet black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy digging into sand on a beach. The sun is setting in the background

Moro the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy playing at the beach.

Close Up - A blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy has a rope toy in its mouth while laying on a hardwood floor.

Moro the Gerberian Shepsky as a puppy playing with his rope toy.

A little blue-eyed black with tan Gerberian Shepsky puppy is sitting on a fluffy rug and there is a red sheet with a knot in it, in front of the Puppy

Moro the Gerberian Shepsky as a young puppy