German Shepherd Photo Gallery

January 23, 2008

You have decided by 79% that we should offer a German Shepherd Photo Gallery, and so we’ve done just that!

Please note that the photo gallery will be in beta until final testing is complete, and so use it with the understanding that your photos just may explode without due cause!

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Newsletter Issue #2: German Shepherd Breed

March 16, 2008

It’s finally out. I would like to thank those of you who’ve opted in to our “sometimes sent” GSD Breed newsletter. You will find great articles and information on the newsletters, along with great training tips.

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German Shepherd Training Information

December 23, 2007 German Shepherd Training Information in an easy, no-nonsense approach.

Let me start off right now with this disclaimer: I’m not a professional trainer! I’m just a dog owner who happens to find training dogs to be both very interesting as well as beneficial to the dog.

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German Shepherd Dog Pictures

January 4, 2008

I love viewing German Shepherd pictures online, especially the ones that my friends and colleagues post. So I was thinking of giving this site an area designated for posting pictures of your GSDs! I have tons of pictures I’ve taken of my GSDs, and would like to post them here, but I don’t want this site to be all about me. I want to use this site to bring a better understanding to the breed, as well as showcase the GSDs that other people own.

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The Small German Spitz is the smaller variety of the Great German Spitz (also known as Gross Spitz). The only difference between the two is in the size. Aside from that, characteristics and conformation are the same between the two breeds. The Small German Spitz is a beautiful, happy, alert, and a very intelligent little dog. He is an excellent guard and makes a great and loyal companion. He is very affectionate with his owners and suspicious with strangers. The Small German Spitz loves to bark, particularly when left alone for too long. As with all breeds, positive training and socialization is important and should start from puppy hood.

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