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Why would someone tell me yesterday while we were out and about with the girls that the GSD was not the right breed for me, I mean grant it, I do have a disability, but I have no problems handling my dogs, if nothing else I have trained them to assist me in a lot of things, such as Elle (GSD mix) walks close to me, and wont walk unless she feels my hand on either her head or shoulders, and she helps do things around the house like gets things when I ask her too. Emma (GSD) is now following in her footsteps as far as wanting me to have my hand on her too, they never pull me or drag me, they don't act violent or anything, and I'm trying to figure out why someone would say such a thing. I consider Emma and Elle working/companion dogs, and they do so well, I could never be without a GSD now for as long as I live...Am I wrong but aren't GSD's considered good for those with disabilities?
Trust me, I'm NOT thinking of giving them away, they are here to stay until the end!
Trust me, I'm NOT thinking of giving them away, they are here to stay until the end!