Train, play, exercise.
Take her for rides just have her everywhere you go
Take her for rides just have her everywhere you go
Sarge gets at least the last bite of anything im eating. We also go to mc donalds for double cheeseburgers and sometimes to the Dairy qeen for some ice cream.Originally Posted By: NikkiNoodleAlso, when you are chewing food, share that with your dog...this has been one of the few things I've never heard others do...and it is one thing that will instantly bond you and your dog.
I don't think so. I am female and I have had 3 female GSDs and 4 males. Only 1 of the males was bonded to me, the others acted like they really couldn't have cared less unless it was time to eat. All 3 females were/are VERY bonded to me.Originally Posted By: Lola1969Do you think that GSDs respond to opposite sex owners differently? My male is somehwat affectionate, but comes to me when he is not feeling well or is scared. He treats my husband like a littermate.
I wonder if they just respond to their opposite sex differently? This puppy is a male and your last GSD was female. Now the roles seem reversed.
Thoughts anyone?