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So many scammers when it comes to shopping for pets. This website is reputable and referred this site to my friend Wendy Lahn and she got her dog from this site.
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German Shepherds with long coats are a variety of the breed that has a longer, silkier coat compared to the standard short-haired German Shepherds. These long coats can be the result of a genetic variation in the breed, and they are not as common as the short-coated German Shepherds. The long coat variation is still recognized by kennel clubs and breed standards.
When it comes to German bloodlines, there are several well-known bloodlines and breeding programs in Germany that have produced high-quality German Shepherds. These bloodlines often prioritize specific traits, such as temperament, working ability, and conformation to the breed standard. Some of the famous German bloodlines known for producing excellent German Shepherds include:
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West German Working Lines (WGL): These lines are known for their strong work ethic, intelligence, and versatility. They are often used in various working roles, including police work, search and rescue, and Schutzhund.
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East German DDR Lines: Dogs from the former East Germany (DDR) were bred for their endurance and courage. They have a different appearance and temperament compared to West German Shepherds and were originally used for border patrol and military work.
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Czech Working Lines: These German Shepherds are highly regarded for their work in protection sports like IPO (formerly known as Schutzhund). They are known for their intense drive and athleticism.
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Show Lines: Some German Shepherds come from show lines, which prioritize conforming to the breed standard in terms of appearance. These dogs may not have the same working ability as those from working lines but are still bred for good temperament.
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American Lines: American breeders have developed their own lines, often mixing German and American dogs. Some of these lines prioritize specific traits for different purposes, such as show, working, or family pets.
When you’re looking for a German Shepherd from specific bloodlines or with a long coat, it’s essential to do thorough research and find a reputable breeder. Reputable breeders will have a strong understanding of their dog’s lineage, health, and temperament, and they will be transparent about the bloodlines they work with.
Always prioritize the health and well-being of the dog over aesthetics or specific bloodlines, and consider adopting from a rescue organization or shelter, as there are often many wonderful German Shepherds in need of loving homes regardless of their bloodlines or coat type.
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Do we love our pets too much?
Two-thirds of the people in the United States have pets. If they all voted, they would be the majority. This is a 138 billion-dollar business with nearly 40 million pets.
We treat our pets like members of the family; we have pet spas, pedicures, jewel-studded collars, and boutique hotels disguised as kennels. They are not family; they are animals, and I am one of those pet owners.
Years ago, animals stayed outside; barnyard dogs and stray cats were everywhere. Cats came and went whenever they wanted. Now we have scientific studies and biological proof of why we love our pets. Wounded Warriors has dogs available to vets because dogs understand. A dog will love you more than they love themselves, an unconditional love found nowhere else.
The problem with pets is that they never grow up; they remain children, and we treat them as such. Your pet animals get expensive, and we spend thousands of dollars to keep them alive and healthy. We wheel them outside to do their business and think nothing of it. When do we end their misery? Do we keep them alive because of selfishness?
When you decide to get a dog, or a cat, for that matter, it is a lifelong commitment. What happens when you decide that you made a mistake? Bringing the dog back causes psychological issues; the dog feels abandoned. Fido gave all of himself to you, and you abandoned him. The dog may have a problem with trust; all they want to do is love and please you.
I have had many dogs in my life; my current dog now is 12 years old, and I have sworn to him that I will be with him until his last breath. I know he is here for me until mine.
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Here’s a video clip about traumatizing a dog for life. The black lab mix will never be the same after witnessing a Bulldog being cut up.
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The dog is trying to say "I DON SUFFER FOR THIS HOUSE". 🤣🤣 #doglover #cakesofinstagram. Brian Junior · Original audio
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