12 Secret Signs Your German Shepherd Is Head Over Paws for You

+ 🤯 15 GSD Secrets That'll Blow Your Mind

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Bryan Harkins
June 29, 2024

“German Shepherds are the masters of the "sneaky snack theft" – one minute your snack is on the table, the next it's gone, and your furry friend is looking suspiciously innocent.”

Discover the subtle ways your German Shepherd shows their deep affection. From the "lean-in" to the "eyebrow dance," learn to recognize these heartwarming gestures of love.

Daily Trivia

True or False: German Shepherds are considered a high-risk breed for bloat (gastric dilatation volvulus).

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

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Beyond food rewards, uncover what truly motivates your German Shepherd. Explore the power of praise, play, and quality time in strengthening your bond and training effectively.

Prepare to be amazed by these lesser-known facts about German Shepherds. From their incredible sense of smell to their surprising sleeping habits, these tidbits will give you a new appreciation for your furry friend.

A humorous look at the intelligent and sometimes cunning behaviors of German Shepherds. From strategic toy placement to calculated cuddles, is your GSD secretly running the household?

German Shepherd Tip of The Day

Use a Pet-Safe, Enzymatic Cleaner to Remove Stubborn Pet Odors from Carpets and Furniture.

Dealing with pet odors is a constant battle for owners. While regular cleaning helps, stubborn smells often linger in carpets and furniture.

The solution? Enzymatic cleaners.

These specialized products harness the power of natural enzymes to break down organic matter like urine, feces, and vomit at the molecular level. Unlike harsh chemicals, enzymatic cleaners are pet-safe and eco-friendly.

Simply spray or blot the affected area and let the enzymes work their magic. With time and proper application, even the toughest pet odors will be eliminated for a fresher, cleaner home environment. Enzymatic cleaners are a must-have for any pet owner.

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Trivia Answer

True!

German Shepherds are considered a high-risk breed for bloat or gastric dilatation volvulus.

Bloat is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition where the stomach becomes distended with gas and can rotate, cutting off blood supply.

German Shepherds, along with other deep-chested, large breed dogs like Great Danes, Standard Poodles, and Doberman Pinschers, have an increased risk of developing bloat.

The reason for this higher risk is thought to be related to their deep chest conformation, as well as factors like eating habits (eating too quickly), stress, and genetics.

Preventive measures like feeding multiple smaller meals instead of one large meal and preventing vigorous exercise right after eating can help reduce the risk in high-risk breeds like German Shepherds.

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