Chelsea Ross
The German Shepherd, like many other large breeds, takes a lot of time and attention to it. It is better for the dog to live in a private house so that there is access to the street, garden, or courtyard.
The dog has a well-developed instinct to protect his loved ones. These dogs get along well with children and other animals, provided that the first acquaintance occurred while still a puppy. An adult dog is unlikely to accept a new four-legged family member, although with the intervention of a professional dog handler this problem can be solved.
The German Shepherd is both a police officer, a nanny, a companion, a comrade, and a loyal protector. It is worth remembering that this breed will not suit you if you work a lot and often leave. The dog will be sad for the owner, which can negatively affect its behavior.
German Shepherds are excellent watchmen, but it is better not to tie them in one place, let them run freely on their territory. Dogs need a large yard where they can release their energy and warm up.
Below we have compiled a list of great gifts for German Shepherd lovers.
