Gotta say: I LOVE having a Male GSD. Totally different from girls!!

[Daisy&Lucky's Mom]

We would love to always have a brace of GSDs . daisy wasmy serious if just a tad OCD who beieved wewould get lost if she wasnt there to guide us. Lucky is kind of the true Mama's boy,Mom My ball rolled under the couch Help me.. Lucky beieves life was meant to be lived through chasing balls,car rides and watching his kingdom from his deck.We are picking up our two girls next weeekend b/c we miss having a girl.

[Rua]

Originally Posted by N Smith

We have 3 females in house and 3 males, so we are pretty balanced, but the boys tend to make me laugh more, while the girls are my go to dogs when I need the job done right...LOL

Haha! I love it!!!

[Raintheshepherd]

I have had males and females of different breeds through being a volunteer foster carer.
Funnily enough I have always found the females to be more switched on to me. But maybe it's my personality. I found the boys to be a little aloof, and overly affectionate. Whereas the girls rarely left my side and were never pushy for affection. But I have never had the pleasure of owning a male GSD, just have a female at the moment, I couldn't possibly ask for a lovelier dog. In saying that, I'm not a tremendously cuddly person, I like my dogs to lay beside me peacefully and watch the world go by.
As for having a clown, she makes me laugh daily, whether it be from stealing fruit off the tree with her acrobatics or just getting on the quad bike with me to feed the horses. Either way I love all dogs, male or female, giant or tea cup GSD being my favourite ofcourse.


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[JakodaCD OA]

I always had male german shepherds before I got my first rescue which was a female,,I don't really have a preference after her, and got Masi because I wanted another female shepherd after Sami passed..Love her enthusiasm and well everything about her,,but I do miss my doofy males who really made me feel like the center of their universe...I will have another one day

[msvette2u]

If I found a non-drama-queen female and had no other females, I *might* consider it, but sometimes you don't know what drama-queens they are until you have them home and another girl comes in.

[PupperLove]

I love these stories!

I have always owned males. Jackson is very 'lovey' and ALWAYS in my face-it gets annoying sometimes. But I have to admit, I do like having a cuddly moose. If I bend down to pick something up, or sit on the floor within his reach, there he is, in my face trying to 'touch' me with his nose, he follows me everywhere, and sneaks himself up onto my lap like I'm not going to notice. He's always just THERE waiting for love. He is a huge drama queen too might I add. I love him!

[KZoppa]

I love Shasta but she can be a total PITA when it comes to affection. My next GSD will be a male. Getting another female pup for me is not optional.

[gsdlover91]

I love having a male as well! His personality is drastically different than any of the females we've had over the years. He is such a goofball, always looking to get attention and make people laugh, and he is such a BOY! lol Definitely a new experience (he's my first male as well) but I love him. He literally cannot give you enough kisses, if my face is covered in slobber, it still wouldn't be good enough. He isn't the cuddle bug type though....he hardly ever comes in my bed to snuggle with me. We snuggle on the floor before we get ready for the day.

[bianca]

Wow I could have written your post! I have always had females and Cooper is my first male and he is such a clown and makes me laugh daily!

[MichaelE]

I've had both. I find the females easier to train.