Free/Lost/Found/Stolen/Missing German Shepherds Dogs
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Adult German Shepherds
Adult German Shepherds The AKC Standard says the German Shepherd "has a distinct personality marked by direct and fearless, but not hostile, expression, self-confidence, and a certain aloofness that does not lend itself to immediate and indiscriminate friendships. The dog must be approachable, quietly standing its ground and showing confidence and willingness to meet overtures without itself making them”. That's a great description of an ideal German Shepherd. When you're talking German Shepherd Dog maturity there are many factors involved.� Bone freeze occurs around 11 months.� There will be no more "growth" after that, but they will "fill out" until the age of 2 and some, beyond that.� In our experience, when they are 3, German Shepherd Dogs are� mature mentally and should be considered an Adult. |
Free/Lost/Found/Stolen/Missing German Shepherds Dogs
Owner devastated, Please help locate our missing German Shepherd Dog. We have posted a description of our faithful family member. GSDsite.com Free Listing Policy The following Users are permitted to place free listings in their specific categories only. GSDsite will not post your listing if you select any additional categories during your listing process. Please Use the links in the upper left margin of GSDsite.com to place your listing. 1. Non Profit German Shepherd Dog Rescue Groups Anywhere In the World 2. Free/Lost/Found/Stolen/Missing German Shepherds Dogs Anywhere In the World 3. Do not add your listing to any other categories! Please note: You are permitted to charge a reasonable Re-homing Fee.
I would like to share the following with you but please keep in mind it is only my opinion. Regarding missing, lost or stolen German Shepherds: I do not recommend offering a reward for returning a loved one that belongs to you. Placing a flyer showing that Your German Shepherd was stolen should be sufficient. If someone contacts you and demands a reward then you should get as much contact information from the Individual as possible. It is illegal in the USA and probably in other Countries for demanding a reward to take place. Call the Police and give them the Contact Information that you have obtained and let them retrieve you’re your Loyal Companion. This is only my opinion - Please use your judgement. Ocassionaly an Owner has a need to depart with their German Shepherd Dog or Puppy. This is usually caused by a move or a new baby in the family. More often than not they will offer their German Shepherd Dog Free or their German Shepherd Puppy Free. |
German Shepherd Rescue
German Shepherd Dog Rescue You can list German Shepherd Rescue Dog Groups on GSDsite at no charge and you can place a free Pay Pal Button for Donations (Non Profit Rescue Groups only). Adopt A German Shepherd and you will never be disappointed. German Shepherds are extremely social and loyal. German Shepherd Rescue groups are located all over the world. Please keep in mind that German Shepherd Rescue Groups consist of Volunteers. They work extremely hard and really need donations to help them with their difficult tasks. If you see a Pay Pal Button and you are able to afford a donation to your local German Shepherd Dog Group then Please donate. They really do need your help. Thank you in advance, Steven Ingate Owner of GSDsite.com |
Young Adult German Shepherds
Deutscher Schäferhunde Many people say at 2 years is considered to be Adult GSD and fully mature at 3+ years old. Some people say the fear period as puppy GSD ends at 18 Months of age, meaning he is qualify to be as self-confident GSD like an adult dog. When you're talking maturity there are many factors involved. Bone freeze occurs around 11 months. There will be no more "growth" after that, but they will "fill out" until the age of 2 and some, beyond that. It has been my experience, when they are 3, they are mature mentally. Dogs will consider puppies as just that until about the age of 6 months, then all bets are off. This is when you may start to see aggression from an older dog toward the youngster. Sometimes, it will be just to put them in their place, but it can lead to injury and even death. Physically, 2...mentally 3...to another dog, 6 months |