German Shepherd is one of the smartest dog breeds. They are highly intelligent and eager to please their owners. They can be trained very quickly, and they learn new things very easily. This makes them excellent candidates for a variety of different jobs. But, what makes them so smart? German
Bringing a German Shepherd into your family is a decision that should not be taken lightly, especially when you have kids. The list of reasons why this breed is the best companion dog can just go on and on. German Shepherds’ temperament of being loyal, protective, and intelligent, are only
German Shepherds’ loyalty to their owners is unparallel and can be trusted in almost any situation. That said, they are also very keen on “shadowing” of their owners – no matter where they go (bathroom included). So do you want to know why German Shepherds are so loyal? Intelligence, alertness,
The summers are getting hotter year after year. As you know our furry friends can only use panting to keep cool, and can’t sweat through all of their skin, only their paw pads. So, how do we help them cool during the hot and sunny days? In this article, we’ve
German shepherds are one of the most popular breeds in the world and for good reason. These dogs are intelligent, loyal, and courageous. They’re also known for having a playful disposition and being great with children. How is it that these dogs can do both so well? It all comes
German shepherd puppies are energetic, smart and curious about the world around them. These dogs love human interaction and need positive experiences to thrive. Socialization helps your German Shepherd puppy grow into an adult dog who is comfortable in new situations. Socialization is all about exposing a puppy to different
Dogs are the most adorable creatures on earth, but they also have some of the most peculiar eating habits. Many of us don’t know if it’s safe to feed our pup ice cream or not. Although it might be harmless for some dogs, others could suffer from diarrhea and vomiting.
Twelve months marks a significant point in your GSD puppy’s life. This is when they begin their transition from puppy to adult, and with that comes a few changes to their nutritional needs. Adult large breed dog food (wet or dry) that contains high-quality protein, fat, and carbohydrates is the
Is your puppy actually aggressive or is he’s just afraid? Since he’s a German Shepherd, is he just being protective? Sometimes, however, a GSD puppy is born with neurological issues and aggressive behaviors occur very early in life, prior to 6 months of age. Aggression is certainly complex, but it can
When we hear of a GSD “attacking an intruder” we immediately think that the dog must have been previously trained; how could he have known how to do that? Your GSD may have attacked the intruder simply because he (or you) felt unsafe or was startled – he may have
