If you’re a proud owner of a 10-month-old German Shepherd, then you know firsthand the joy and challenges that come with this stage of their development. German Shepherds, known for their intelligence and versatility, require special attention during this adolescent phase. So, if you’re seeking guidance on understanding their growth patterns, and managing their behavior […]
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Cancer affects approximately 1 in every 4 German Shepherd dogs, and about 50% of dogs over the age of 10 will develop cancer at some point in their life. Statistically speaking, the chances of an older German Shepherd being diagnosed with cancer at some point in time are high since the breed, in general, is
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Hemangiosarcoma (HSA) is a common and deadly cancer in German Shepherds accounting for approximately 5% – 7% of cases. This highly malignant tumor originates from the cells lining blood vessels, and its ability to rapidly spread throughout the body makes it particularly challenging to diagnose and treat. So, in this article, we will shed light
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Do you want to spay or neuter your German Shepherd? It’s a big decision that needs careful thought and consideration. There is a lot of conflicting advice floating around, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and conflicted as a GSD parent. So in this article, we will talk about the best age to spay or
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Intact female German Shepherds (GSDs that have not been surgically spayed), and that are sexually mature go through a reproductive cycle called the heat cycle. This cycle consists of 4 stages, each with its own signs and behaviors. Bleeding occurs in two of the four phases, so if you notice swelling of the vulva, bloody
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Female German Shepherds have an average lifespan of 9 to 13 years. Several factors, such as genetics, diet, exercise, and overall healthcare play crucial roles in determining how long they live. If you’re a proud owner of a female German Shepherd, or you’re planning to get one soon, Congratulations! You have made a wonderful choice.
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Since I have been a parent to three German Shepherds, new GSD parents (or aspiring parents) tend to ask me this particular question, a lot! What do German Shepherds eat? Well, the good news is that German shepherds are not very picky when it comes to their food choices. The best part is that they
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Our beloved German Shepherd dying is not an easy topic to discuss, but being aware of the various stages of natural death will help you through the grieving process. I have personally gone through this process twice in my life, with two of my beloved German Shepherds, Todo and Rocky. From changes in appetite and
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Did you know that German Shepherds, despite their reputation for strength and vitality, have a shorter lifespan compared to some other breeds? Understanding “What Do German Shepherds Usually Die From?” is crucial for responsible GSD parents like us who want to provide the best care. From mobility issues, and renal failure to cardiac diseases, various
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Contrary to popular belief, German Shepherds are not hypoallergenic. These dogs have a double coat that sheds hair and dander regularly, which can trigger allergies in sensitive individuals. People who have serious allergies to dogs may experience difficulty breathing when they are in a house with a German Shepherd. However, even individuals with mild allergies
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