German shepherds’ bodies are composed of 80% water. That being the case; German shepherd dogs, whether healthy or unwell, need water. Even so, a sick German shepherd dog needs water more than a healthy one does. Remember, high dehydration increases pulse. And, a high pulse rate consequently increases the dog’s beat. The results? Insufficient blood …
German shepherds are friendly and active breeds. They love playing with their owners, walking with them, and swimming. That’s why I bought my German shepherd dog, at least, to have a playing mate. Last year, December 15th, was the most challenging time of my life. I was having a morning walk with my buddy when …
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I have had my German Shepherd since he was a puppy of six months old. Never had issues or problems at all. He is about one year old and he is becoming very aggressive especially against other male dogs. The other day while walking him in the park, he ran after a stranger’s female Shepherd. …
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Is your German shepherd pup chewing almost everything he comes across? Are his gums bleeding, inflamed, or swollen? Maybe you noticed some blood stains on your pup’s toys, and you’re so worried. No need to; your pup is in the teething stage. In this article, I’ll tell you when German shepherds start and stop teething, …
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