/r/germanshepherds
For all things German Shepherd Dogs, GSD-mixes and anyone interested in the best dog breed on Earth. Guardians, breeders, enthusiasts, and general dog-lovers, share your German Shepherd pictures, training tips, videos, questions, and concerns here!
For all things German Shepherd Dogs, GSD-mixes and anyone interested in the best dog breed on Earth. Guardians, breeders, enthusiasts, and general dog-lovers, share your German Shepherd pictures, training tips, videos, questions, and concerns here!
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Since u all loved him last time he’s back again my baby on his morning walks
First time owning this breed, I've mainly had Border Collies in the past.
I'm aware hip dysplasia is a common problem and the "Bunny hopping" is a tell tale sign, should I be worried? I'm also thinking because she is still a puppy her body is still developing so is it just the case of her being a little uncoordinated.
When she's lying down and stands up it looks like she struggles, but shes shown no signs of pain and doesn't mind being touched and can easily jump on and off furniture.
She's nearly 6 months old and is due a check up when she hits that age.
If anyone remembers my girl Mia, things aren’t looking great, but we will find out more tomorrow at her (maybe) chemo appt.
Main question, how have you dog owners explained death to your kiddos? I have a 3 year old who’s very aware our dog has log a leg, and has booboos. She constantly asks are we going home to Mia, and I say yes. This is going to be hard when I have to say no.
How do I explain this when we need to put her down. I would normally process this better, but it’s been a horrific 4 months, and everything sucks to be blatantly clear.
I make him run across the garden 3 times a day so he gets to exercise, but sometimes he starts to cry and then bite me hard while doing this. I'm a 4 foot petite skinny girl and writing to you with bruises all over my arms now! Why might this be and how can I stop this?
Hi, so I have a three year old GSD, she's an absolute water baby through and through and loves swimming but doesn't always have access to the pool.
Because of that she has a small toddler's pool in the yard year-round, usually she will stand in it and splash around a bit but today she's decided to fully lay down in it twice. This isn't normal for her, but both times were after playing fetch and she was panting quite hard so I'm wondering if she's overheating more than normal.
Is this something I should be concerned about?
If she didn't like to swim so much the answer would be clear, but since she does I'm just not sure what to think.
i was in the back yard with her playing fetch and a stupid deer ran through the woods and nova decided she wanted that deer. they had to give her 12 staples on her arm. thankfully no muscle was damaged. now shes spending some time in the cone of shame.