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@noidea

Snow pics!

With all those affected by the east coast winter storm hoping to see GSDs in snow pictures, snapshots, whatever!

@noidea

“No son, you can’t move back in!”

Always wondered if it’s true that siblings/parents can recognize each other years later.

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Photo by Steve Smith on Unsplash

@noidea

:trigger warning: sad, but happy in the end tale.

Leave it to a Shepherd to shepherd!

@biffnix

His name is a bit of a joke. Naming a dog Yoshi is sort of like naming a dog here in the US “Mike” or “Chris.” Yoshi is a common human name in Japan, and I just thought it was mildly amusing. I’m half-Japanese (my mother was a Japanese national), is why. Anyway, here’s our GSD m

@noidea

I believe in science

This article from the Daily Mail explores a scientific study that reveals which dog breeds have the happiest-looking faces. Researchers found that breeds like German Shepherds and Rottweilers, which can use more facial muscles, appear happier to humans. The study analyzed videos of 210 dogs from 29 breeds and categorized them based on their facial expressions during play. The findings suggest that while some breeds may look happier, it doesn't necessarily mean they are happier, raising questions about communication across different breeds.

@noidea

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Come give /gsdlife a shot and build a community!

@leftatread

Met Ser Pees-A-Lot

The dork knight who keeps my floors clean. No morsels shall stain these hallowed halls!

@noidea

Funny GSD story

This article from Parade Pets humorously describes a German Shepherd's enthusiastic reaction to passing cars while riding in a car with the window rolled down. The dog appears to treat the wind as if it were delicious treats, leaning out the window and chomping at the air with great excitement. The video shared on TikTok by @roxanneswanger has garnered funny comments from viewers, highlighting the dog's playful and unique behavior. While the scene is amusing, the article reminds readers of the importance of dog safety during car rides, advising against letting dogs stick their heads out of the window.