Dogs and people have lived side by side for many thousands of years. However, dogs still can’t talk in “people” language. And dog owners still can’t talk to their dogs in “canine.” This can make for more than a little confusion as you and your German Shepherd get to know each other! This is especially …
The German Shepherd is the second most popular dog breed in the United States. This is a dog breed most people recognize and can name on sight – even if they aren’t “dog people!” The Rhodesian Ridgeback is not as well known outside of canine circles. However, in its native homeland of Africa, this dog …
The German Shepherd head tilt is a bona fide trait of this beloved dog breed. But while every German Shepherd owner has seen it and all German Shepherd lovers know it well, what is less clear is why the German Shepherd, in particular, does this. Why do German Shepherds tilt their heads? Why do pairs …
From the outside looking in, the German Shepherd and the Yorkshire Terrier dog breeds could not be more different. How on earth could a GSD and a Yorkie ever get along? Yet underneath the surface differences, both the German Shepherd and the Yorkie, as Yorkshire Terriers like to call their pint-sized pups, hail from the …
Dew claws are one of the most controversial topics in the world of show dogs, regardless of breed. All dogs have dew claws. Some breeds have dewclaws on their front legs only and other breeds have them on all four legs. German Shepherds typically are born with dew claws on each front paw. Not all …
The German Shepherd dog’s bushy tail is just one of the many unmistakable, iconic features of this beloved dog breed. Thanks in large part to canine movie stars like Strongheart and Rin Tin Tin, people all over the world have fallen in love with the German Shepherd. In fact, this dog is the second most …
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