Camille Bataille

Leaving your dog in its crate for an extended period of time may fill you with guilt at first. But If you take the time to properly crate train your puppy, you will see that it’s not so bad after all! Crate training your German Shepherd as a puppy will involve a few simple steps: …

Every animal is capable of displaying their emotions through either vocalization, body language, or both. Many animals will use both sound and body language to let each other know how they are feeling. Birds will use their feathers and vocalizations to let other birds know how they feel, cats might meow and fluff up their …

When it comes to ear infections, there is good news for German Shepherd owners. Since the shape of a dog’s ears can influence the chances of getting an ear infection, dogs that have upright ears are not especially prone to ear infections as much as floppy-eared dogs. However, the fact that your German Shepherd has upright …

When you think of a German Shepherd, you’re most likely to picture the classic black and tan dog that is one of the most popular breeds in America. However, you’re not likely to immediately think of one of the rarest types of German Shepherds: The Liver German Shepherd.   Liver German Shepherds are a unique and …

Have you noticed there is more than one distinct type of German Shepherd? Some dogs have an obvious German Shepherd appearance but at the same time look quite different than how you are used to seeing the breed. The variations go beyond a long-haired versus a short-haired dog. In this article, we’ll talk about German …

Feeding German Shepherds can present some challenges that are rarely experienced when feeding smaller dog breeds. For one, it can be difficult to find bowls that are made of safe materials and are also non-slip to prevent spills, especially since these larger dogs tend to have wider ranges of motion. In addition, large dog breeds …