How German Shepherds Think

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The bond that you share with your German Shepherd is very close. It may seem like your dog can read your mind. In truth, your GSD is very intuitive and can pick up on your moods and emotions. German Shepherds are intelligent and highly trainable dogs that have a strong instinct to work and please […]

Famous German Shepherds

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The German Shepherd, also known as the Alsatian, is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. Known for their intelligence, loyalty, and versatility, German Shepherds have served in a variety of roles throughout history, from police and military work to search and rescue operations. As a result, many German Shepherds have become […]

German Shepherds Throughout History and Culture

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The German Shepherd dog is a medium to large-sized working dog that originated in Germany. This breed has been around for centuries and is loved by millions of people around the world. But how did this iconic breed get its start, and why do millions of people love them? Keep reading to find out.   […]

Checking Breeder Reputations

Before you buy a puppy, you need to learn how to check dog breeders. We’ve heard of puppy mills before, and you want to make sure that you aren’t getting any puppy that comes from one. Why are puppy mills so bad? It’s because they’re inhumane, high-volume dog breeding facilities that ignore the needs of […]

Puppy shots, What do you need to know.

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Vaccines come in two categories, core and non-core vaccines. Core vaccines include rabies and the DHPP combination vaccine. (There are variants of this vaccine such as DAPP and DA2PP. DHPP stands for Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, and Parvo.) These are very serious and totally preventable illnesses. All dogs must get the core vaccines. Non-core vaccines include […]

Early Nurturing for a Healthy, Happy German Shepherds

Getting a new German Shepherd is an exciting and fun time, but getting a new puppy also means you’re gaining a new responsibility. Trying to nurture and raise your German Shepherd puppy into a fully grown healthy adult can be a challenge, especially if it’s not something you have previous experience with. At Golden Ridge […]

The History of German Shepherds

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Dog has been man’s best friend for thousands of years, but we’ve only had a little over a century to become acquainted with German Shepherds. At Golden Ridge Farms German Shepherds, we’ve based practically our entire lives around the breed of dog. We have extensive knowledge about everything German Shepherd, and wanted to take some […]

Getting Your German Shepherd Off to a Good Start

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German Shepherds are great, intelligent, and loyal dogs. With proper training, these dogs can be good family dogs and companions. But without proper training, they can turn into disobedient, violent dogs. That’s why training them early is so important. Follow these tips for getting your German Shepherd off to a good start.      Adopt […]

What are the German Shepherd Designations and What Do They Mean?

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Did you know that German Shepherds have different designations? Sometimes, it can become confusing to know what all the different letters behind the names actually mean. Although they are all wonderful dogs, it helps to know a little more about the types of German Shepherds out there so you can make the best decision.    […]

How to Keep Your German Shepherd Cool in the Summer Heat

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Summer heat can be uncomfortable and even dangerous for your German Shepherd. German Shepherds have thick coats that keep them warm throughout the winter but can easily cause them to overheat during the summer. Additionally, like other dogs, they don’t perspire, so they need the help of their owners to keep them cool. Follow these […]

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