Monday 29 August 2011

German Shepherd - Hip Dysplasia & Epilepsy


The German Shepherd is large in size and is one of the most intelligent dogs that one can dream to own. This dog breed is great with children but needs diligent and careful training and socialization.

Socialization is mandatory or else, these dogs tend to become very aggressive and even worse, fear biters.

The German Shepherd always yearns for long walks with its owner and when amply exercised, it keeps perfectly healthy. Games, that involve hiding and hunting objects, too, are recommended to keep the dog in good health. But, physically taxing games should not be played with the German Shepherd immediately after it has had a meal, as that would lead to gastric torsion and even bloat.

The most desired feature that you can possibly get in this dog is that it does not require clipping. A hassle free dog that can be painlessly trained into one of the finest of pets. Its protectiveness towards its family and its potential to be man�s best friend , is quite remarkable.

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