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jacky
by Soham
(Kokata)
its a gsd mix, don,t know the actual breed, plz try to help me, tell me the actual breed, i am eagerly waiting for your reply, plz help me.
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Our Valentine's Week Surprise
by L. Whitney W.
On February 16th, while taking my German Shepherd/Pitbull mix, Disco outside, I saw some shadows scurry across the yard. Upon closer inspection, I saw three puppies!
There is a vacant house and shed next to mine where someone had dumped them in the shed. Immediately, they were scooped up and overcome with "lovin's" as I like to say.
My boyfriend, his brother, my neighbor and myself fed them and took them inside. My neighbor and I made a trip to the store to get puppy food, puppy pads, collars, leashes, dog bowls, medicine, you name it! There was no way I could let these baby girls go.
At first, I thought they were Rottweiler mixes, but after extensive research, and help of this website in particular, I realized they were mixed German Shepherds. All 3 of them have found wonderful homes now.
I, of course, kept one sweetheart, I've named Valentine, my best friend has adopted one to add to her family and named her Sadie, and the other pup went to a friend of my boyfriend's who has several acres of land and young children full of love and energy to share.
I've yet to get an update on "Flip Flop," which is what we called her momentarily, but I know she's going to be just fine. After I dug more and more into researching about these puppies, I realized they were as young as 3 weeks when I found them.
They're all growing each day and their cute little ears are beginning to perk. I love how little they are, but can't wait to see what they'll look like as adults! I'm so happy these puppies found me to help me bring joy to others.
PHOTO: (from left to right) Sadie, "Flip Flop", and Valentine.
Total German Shepherd:
Hi Whitney. Thanks so much for taking the time to come here and share your own personal GSD story and picture of your beautiful puppies with us all here. What a sweet story.
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My Valentine, the best Valentine's day gift ever!
by Whitney Whitaker
This sweet baby girl is my Valentine. On February 16th, I found her along with 2 of her sisters abandoned in a shed.
My boyfriend, neighbor and boyfriend's brother scooped these girls up and snuggled them closely. We bathed, fed and made pallets for these pups to sleep in my warm home.
After 3 weeks, I found her 2 sisters loving homes, while Valentine stayed with me. She has 2 older siblings now. Disco, a 2 1/2 year old German Shepherd/Pitbull mix, and Zinfandel, a 2 year old tuxedo cat!
She loves to play with her brothers, sharing toys, and snuggling with her mama and daddy! She has been by far the best Valentine's day gift ever!
Total German Shepherd:
Hello Whitney, what a great German Shepherd mix puppy story. And thank you so much for sharing your great rescue story about your wonderful German Shepherd puppy mix babies. And thanks for making the rescue in the first place - if everyone could and would do that more often just imagine how many less dogs there would be in shelters all over the world.
And what a wonderful picture - I absolutely love it! Too cute! And a great name too. I always love Valentines Day - one of my favorite holidays still. She is absolutely adorable.
And to all our readers - now it's all up to you. Share with us as you'd like, read the stories of others, watch a few German Shepherd videos and see what experiences others have had with their own GSDs. Thanks for visiting us here at Total German Shepherd.
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