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Why Your Next German Shepherd Should Be From German Shepherd Rescues

10.28.08 | No Comments »

German Shepherds are not only beautiful, but they are also intelligent, loyal and easy to find in many countries of the world. Unfortunately, they are not the right breed of dog for everyone. Each year, thousands of German Shepherds (also known as Alsatians) and German Shepherd mixes are abandoned or surrendered to animal shelters. Most of these dogs wind up there through no fault of their own. Many people are not aware of the significant time and money investment needed to care for German Shepherds.

Black German Shepherds Make Great Pets

10.04.08 | No Comments »

The Black German Shepherd has retained the more traditional look of a German Shepherd through the years. This is one of the main differences between the Black German Shepherd and the regular German Shepherd. The Black German Shepherd is also larger with a much straighter back and it does not “cringe”. Cringing is an appearance that is common to German Shepherds. The coat of a Black German Shepherd can be long or short. It can also have feathering and skirting with a flowing mane.

Things To Know About Your German Shepherd Breeder

08.27.08 | No Comments »

When you know that it is time to add a new member to your family you want to be sure that you are doing the right thing for everyone involved. You and your family have decided on a German Shepherd so now is the time to start talking to a German Shepherd breeder. You need to know what questions to ask so that you can find out all you need to know to separate the good breeders from the bad ones. This part of the process is probably the most important so take your time and make the right choice.

German Shepherd Health Problems You Can Expect

08.08.08 | No Comments »

Any breed of dog is going to have its share of health problems and a German Shepherd is no different. Before you bring your new German Shepherd pup home you should discuss potential German Shepherd health problems with your vet and your breeder so that you know what symptoms to look for. You also need to know when certain behaviors are normal for a German Shepherd and when other behaviors may mean it is time to get emergency care for your German Shepherd.