Ours was 11 weeks. The breeder has a pack of working Shepherds on her farm. She won't let puppies go until 11 weeks. As a puppy, she handled all sorts of situations like a total boss.
Absolutely! Our GSD was bred in a family with kids ranging from teens to toddlers, a cat, an old grumpy terrier, and a parrot that liked to mimic both people and dogs 😂 completely different to a farmyard upbringing, but equally as eclectic and varied 😁👍
My favourite yet,I can relate to the puppys and how they change with age with there personality,my huntaway was bought for working trials and at 5,6,7 months old it was almost like he had been diluted, now at just over 2 he's a machine and a completely different dog,yet when I went to choose him he was the most boisterous and outgoing.
My husband is more of anxious personality and when he is with the dog I feel the dog is more anxious than when he is with me. He also shows separation anxiety when my husband leaves without him. He doesn’t seem to be as upset when I leave. He is however a sweet boy. He is social with dogs, but not as keen on children. Luckily we don’t have young children in the house, and we always make people aware that he’s not child friendly. Forgot to say he is a GSD/ Husky mix. He has more of a Husky personality compared to a GSD. I’ve had a pure bred GSD and this one is nothing like that.
My dogs mother wanted nothing to do with her pups after 5 days, the first few days she wouldn’t leave their sides but then it quickly became an issue for the breeder to lock her in the pen to feed the pups and let her out once they were fed A year prior she had a litter of stillborns and became highly aggressive when they had to remove the stillborn pups so they decided to breed her again in would be better the 2nd time round
My girl Cassie gsd was like Tilly Jamie she liked her own space and company, if people or dog was coming near her she would do low growl and walk away, yet when i got her as pup she was out in front of litter wanting 😂 attention.
23.50 a low genetic ability to be trained😂 yeah like I was told by SEVERAL trainers."just use food,labs are easy" Not every lab is highly food driven its a myth.
Ours was 11 weeks. The breeder has a pack of working Shepherds on her farm. She won't let puppies go until 11 weeks. As a puppy, she handled all sorts of situations like a total boss.
Absolutely! Our GSD was bred in a family with kids ranging from teens to toddlers, a cat, an old grumpy terrier, and a parrot that liked to mimic both people and dogs 😂 completely different to a farmyard upbringing, but equally as eclectic and varied 😁👍
Nothing but the finest, as always.
Another fab episode thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another really entertaining episode.. Love the human analogy alongside 😂 and always great to have the real life experiences 😊
Ooh, merchandise! Brilliant!
My favourite yet,I can relate to the puppys and how they change with age with there personality,my huntaway was bought for working trials and at 5,6,7 months old it was almost like he had been diluted, now at just over 2 he's a machine and a completely different dog,yet when I went to choose him he was the most boisterous and outgoing.
My husband is more of anxious personality and when he is with the dog I feel the dog is more anxious than when he is with me. He also shows separation anxiety when my husband leaves without him. He doesn’t seem to be as upset when I leave. He is however a sweet boy. He is social with dogs, but not as keen on children. Luckily we don’t have young children in the house, and we always make people aware that he’s not child friendly. Forgot to say he is a GSD/ Husky mix. He has more of a Husky personality compared to a GSD. I’ve had a pure bred GSD and this one is nothing like that.
Brilliant episode 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for answering my question about maternal instincts. Amazing podcast as always 😊
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Brilliant as always. One of the few podcasts I really enjoy 😁
Great topics discussed. I learn something from each episode. Thank you to everyone involved.🤗🐾
Our pleasure!
My dogs mother wanted nothing to do with her pups after 5 days, the first few days she wouldn’t leave their sides but then it quickly became an issue for the breeder to lock her in the pen to feed the pups and let her out once they were fed
A year prior she had a litter of stillborns and became highly aggressive when they had to remove the stillborn pups so they decided to breed her again in would be better the 2nd time round
When a dog is neurotic, I always think of dogs that will do anything to get that ball, even if it means jumping off a cliff.
Fabulous episode guys 🙏💕
Thanks for watching!!
@@DogScholar The next episode can’t arrogant enough really 😆 I love the show 👍🏻
Arrive 😂😂
Fat fingers and spell check don’t mix should say “arrive fast enough” not arrogant 🥹 sorry
My girl Cassie gsd was like Tilly Jamie she liked her own space and company, if people or dog was coming near her she would do low growl and walk away, yet when i got her as pup she was out in front of litter wanting 😂 attention.
What was the book you had recommended? I think in this episode, I forgot to pause it to take a note.
23.50 a low genetic ability to be trained😂 yeah like I was told by SEVERAL trainers."just use food,labs are easy"
Not every lab is highly food driven its a myth.