r/GermanShephards • u/[deleted] • Jan 15 '18
r/GermanShephards • u/DomBaker88 • Dec 05 '18
Our 8 month old GSD helped choose his new baby sister from a rescue litter - she arrives in 2 weeks! They loved each other from the minute they met. While I was playing with another pup, she was clawing at the fence to get to him.
r/GermanShephards • u/thedogsworld • Jan 17 '18
German Shepherds dog Very beautiful long haired
r/GermanShephards • u/gordyhawk5 • Apr 25 '17
Just look at this guy. Only 5 months!
r/GermanShephards • u/Survove • Oct 20 '14
Meet Lana - Our Shelter Rescue Going Camping
r/GermanShephards • u/jennile13 • Sep 27 '15
Meet Sable Reddit! She is 3 months old.
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r/GermanShephards • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
What's one thing you wish you knew before getting a German Shepherd?
They're beautiful, loyal, and incredibly smart, but raising one definitely comes with challenges. It could be their exercise needs, training, shedding, or their strong personalities. What's something you learned after bringing your first German Shepherd home?
r/GermanShephards • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago
What was the funniest thing your German Shepherd has ever done?
German Shepherds are known for being intelligent, but sometimes their behaviour is just ridiculous. Maybe yours stole something, got scared of a harmless object, or found a creative way to get your attention. What's the funniest thing your Shepherd has done?
r/GermanShephards • u/blaxstone • Oct 16 '18
any tips welcomed
I'm getting a German Shepherd puppy tomorrow, I'm super excited and really nervous. any tips to welcomed!!!
r/GermanShephards • u/AutoModerator • 7d ago
Does your German Shepherd ever just stare at you for absolutely no reason?
You could be sitting on the couch doing nothing, and suddenly there's a Shepherd staring into your soul like you've committed some terrible crime. 😂
What's usually behind that look with yours? Are they hungry, bored, demanding attention, or just being weird?
r/GermanShephards • u/germanshe • May 14 '18