The one thing I wish every big breed parent did before their dog turned four

The German Shepherds who are doing great, specifically. This breed is one of the four hardest on its own hips. None of that shows while he is still flying, which is the whole problem, because the parents who get the most out of Jope are the ones who start when there is nothing wrong. It was built for exactly these dogs. He keeps beating you to the door. Start your German Shepherd while he is still doing great.

The hips, and it is how these dogs are built rather than how old they are. Shepherds, Labs, Goldens and Rottweilers all sit looser in the socket, so his weight lands on a small patch of cartilage instead of spreading across the whole surface. He grew into that weight quickly as well, which does not help. Jope was made for exactly that, with UC-II® collagen for the cartilage doing the work. He gets up off the kitchen floor without a push. Put your big breed on Jope here.

She is one of 48,000+ parents who switched. A German Shepherd is hard on his hips from the start, which is why most of them go looking for something built for a big dog rather than whatever was on the shelf. Jope uses UC-II® collagen for the cartilage those hips lean on. Her dog is back on the couch. Get your German Shepherd on it here.

All three come down to the same joint. A big dog carries more weight through a hip that sits looser than it should, and it starts while he is young and still doing everything you ask of him. Jope was made for Shepherds, Labs, Goldens and Rottweilers, with UC-II® collagen for the cartilage under all that load. He does the whole walk with you again. Put your big breed on it here.

Which is easy right now, because there is nothing wrong with him. A German Shepherd was bred not to quit. He carries on straight through anything and never shows you a thing, so waiting for a sign means waiting for something that turns up years late. Jope was built for these breeds, with UC-II® collagen for the cartilage his hips lean on hardest. He keeps flying up the stairs. Start your German Shepherd now while it is still this easy.