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German Shepherd pannus

Pannus in German Shepherds: Symptoms and Treatment

German Shepherds are unfortunately genetically predisposed to pannus, however, other breeds may also be affected. Pannus, also known as Chronic Superficial Keratitis (CSK), is a progressive, immune-mediated disease affecting the dog’s cornea and sometimes the third eyelid of dogs. This condition can lead to significant visual impairment and, in severe cases, blindness if not properly […]

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May 10, 2024, is the National German Shepherd Day! How to Celebrate?

Every year on May 10th, German Shepherd enthusiasts and owners around the globe come together to celebrate National German Shepherd Day. This special occasion, which began on May 10th, 2011, has rapidly grown into a beloved tradition within the German Shepherd community. In this brief blog post, I will touch upon the history of National

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How to Navigate a German Shepherd’s Energy Levels?

Understanding a German Shepherd’s energy level is crucial for their well-being and to ensure your lifestyle is compatible with their needs. These dogs are known for their high energy and require regular, vigorous exercise to maintain their mental and physical health. This article will explore the factors responsible for a German Shepherd’s energy level, signs

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Can German Shepherds Have Down Syndrome?

Just like humans, German Shepherds are prone to various genetic disorders that can impact their health, development, and quality of life. Among these, certain conditions may present symptoms that are reminiscent of Down syndrome, a genetic disorder well-recognized in humans. If you’ve noticed Down syndrome-like symptoms such as stunted or slow growth, a flatter face,

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Why Do German Shepherds Pant So Much

Why Do German Shepherds Pant So Much? Abnormal vs Normal Panting

Is your German Shepherd panting more than they usually do? German Shepherds normally pant to regulate their body temperature, but you may be wondering why your dog seems to pant so much more. Keep reading as I talk about the 9 reasons for German Shepherd panting, when it’s normal or abnormal, and how to manage

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7 Ways to Tire Out a German Shepherd (No Walking/Jogging)

Wondering how to tire out your German Shepherd without endless walks and playing fetch? I’ve got you covered! There was a time when, due to my studies, I couldn’t dedicate an hour to exercising and walking my German Shepherd, Rocky. So I started experimenting with different exercises, (which did not include walking, jogging, playing fetch,

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