20 Things All German Shepherd Owners Must Never Forget

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These 20 important reminders should serve you well as awesome German Shepherd owners… if you want to go to the top of this article to view the post from the very beginning, GO HERE.

13. Understand when I need my alone time.

I love you more than anything, but even though it’s rare, I don’t always want to play or cuddle. Don’t be sad if I’d rather sleep on the cold tile floor instead of in your bed on hot summer nights, and be understanding if I don’t want to play as much as the years go on.

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14. Show me your world.

The house and yard might be the only places I ever see unless you let me come with you. A trip to the pet store, the park, or even just a ride in the car is exhilarating for me. I can’t wait to see what you want to show me.

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15. Teach me new things.

Learning new tricks keeps my mind active, but most of all, it gives me a way to impress you. I love showing off for your friends, looking up at you, and seeing how proud of me you are.

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1,384 thoughts on “20 Things All German Shepherd Owners Must Never Forget”

  3. Billy Payne

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    My old buddy of 11 years passed on a week ago , it has ripped my heart out . Thinking about getting one more – I’m 61 and on “borrowed time” as it is , but I wonder about doing that .

  6. Ann Garner-Smith

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    He is beautiful Dave. We lost one shepherd at just 3y of age. The breeder was very well known and respected but he started to try and breed what he called the perfect shepherd and inbred through litters which resulted in our baby casper having a spine that literally fell apart at such a young age.
    My husband is a graphic designer and he illustrated a scene of rainbow heaven and placed Casper into the scene, playing with his favourite toy while being escorted by the angels. It make us cry each time we look at the picture.
    Each dog lost silences a tiny part of a dog lovers soul i believe xx

  32. Michael Reed

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    My boy had it at age 4 he is now 12 surgery does not help. It is an autoimmune disease. My boy was on cyclosporin 200 mg 2 x a day his was compounded so it was cheaper. Also used desitin or but past with zinc oxide we would put on him he is in remission. There is a web sight where other peoples dog have it and can help I am part of that group and they can give advice since they have battled this for sometime very knolageable. You do have to join cost nothing look up perianal fistulas or try http://members.tripod.com/perianal-fistulas/mainIndex.htm

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