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Daily Trivia

True or False: German Shepherds were historically used as guide dogs for the blind.

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

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German Shepherd Tip of The Day

Use slow-feeder bowls or interactive feeders to make mealtime more stimulating and prevent bloat.

Make mealtimes more engaging for your German Shepherd by using slow-feeder bowls or interactive feeders. These puzzle feeders require your pup to manipulate and nudge the feeder to release kibble, mimicking natural foraging behavior.

Not only does this mental stimulation prevent boredom, but it also slows down rapid eating—a key risk factor for bloat in large breed dogs like German Shepherds.

Interactive feeders turn mealtime into an enriching game, providing physical and mental exercise while reducing the likelihood of this potentially life-threatening condition. Invest in interactive feeders for a happier, healthier mealtime routine.

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Trivia Answer

False!

German Shepherds were historically bred and used as herding dogs, not as guide dogs for the blind. They were developed in Germany in the late 19th century, initially for herding and guarding sheep.

Their intelligence, strength, and versatility later made them popular for various working roles such as police dogs, search and rescue dogs, and military dogs, but not traditionally as guide dogs for the visually impaired.

The breeds most commonly used as guide dogs for the blind include Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and German Shorthaired Pointers.

These breeds are known for their gentle temperaments, trainability, and suitability for the specialized work required of a guide dog.