All modern dogs are descendent of grey wolves. Some dog breeds, like German Shepherds Dogs, simply look a lot like wolves than other dog breeds. Not only do they share 99.9% of their DNA, they also have some similarities including pointed ears and a pointed muzzle. But just because they
Running with your German Shepherd is a perfect way to channel his energy on a regular basis. Before your dog starts to join your marathon training sessions, there are some important details to consider. Being a herding breed, German Shepherds can enjoy any type of running once they reach the
German Shepherds can live for an average of 10-12 years, some even longer. From the very first day you bring your perfect puppy home, you will be living with her for the rest of her life. Although it may be a bit overwhelming for first-time owners, if you ask any
A report issued in April 2019 by the University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging cited reasons that seniors ages 50 to 80 liked having pets. Fifty-five percent of the seniors polled said they had a pet. Of those, 68 percent had dogs. And German Shepherds are the second
Male vs Female German Shepherds: How to Choose? How to choose between a male and a female German Shepherd? The answer to this question depends on what you’re looking for. Are you looking for a pet in a family with young children? Or do you want a guard dog to
You may be attracted to Geman Shepherds for their loyalty, obedience, intelligence, and even appearance. Or you think GSD is right for you based on what you have read or heard about. I get that. But if you are going to get your first dog, are German Shepherds good for
German Shepherds are also known as the “German Shedders” – they don’t earn this name for no reason. It is because they shed 365 days a year – as a way to adapt to the seasonal change around them, at the same time refreshing their coat to guard against fleas
Warning: This introduction video between a German Shepherd and a chick may give you a heart attack. Please do not try this at home. In general, German Shepherds have a natural instinct to chase running animals. And GSD will grab, bite, injure, or accidentally kill chickens out of their prey
This question might sound silly to some people (e.g. GSD owners with cats all live peacefully in the house). Just because it has never happened to you does not mean it won’t happen. It is not uncommon for a German Shepherd Dog to kill cats at home or next door
Who doesn’t love to watch a movie featuring dogs? How about German Shepherd Dogs in particular? Movies showing the unique qualities and remarkable talents of GSD will always be relatable to all owners alike.
