As dog owners, we are aware that every dog is unique. While some people are silly, uncoordinated, and not very smart, others are grown, composed, and brilliant. But the important thing is that we adore them regardless of how.
And, to be honest, even though I kind of feel horrible for laughing at the “oopsie” that you’re going to see in this ridiculous video, what did you expect? Although the German Shepherd was acting like a good guy, his Doodle sibling had different ideas. Look at this!
To be honest, when I initially saw this video, my immediate reaction was, “Wow! That is just amazing! Nothing is more awesome than teaching dogs how to perform simple household chores.”Since everything is a game to children, why not include a few household tasks in their daily routine? They adore it! That German Shepherd must have been feeling quite proud.
But the real reason we’re here is what happens shortly after. That Doodle just knew he was going to run full speed into it without hesitation, and he didn’t care what his sibling was clutching in his mouth. And as we saw, all of the rubbish in the bag vanishes in an instant. Surely they are siblings?
The Reasons Behind The Popularity of German Shepherds
German Shepherds are highly regarded throughout the world for a variety of reasons, including their intelligence, loyalty, and dedication as well as their openness to learning new things.
If you have the time to dedicate to them, these gifted dogs—whose original purpose was to herd sheep—make wonderful family companions. With this breed, a little commitment and training will go a long way. Even with chores, they might pitch in.
German Shepherds can be fierce and protective, but they also really love spending time with their family and may experience separation anxiety. Although they don’t have an innately hostile nature, their protective instinct makes them wary of strangers at first.
German Shepherd puppy training is crucial because of this. Starting training around the age of 8 weeks is ideal since, without formal instruction from the beginning, young puppies will quickly establish their own rules, which might be rather troublesome.
Again, because of their loyal nature, German Shepherds might initially become rather guarded around strangers, which is another reason why socialization should be given first priority. To make sure they grow up to be the compassionate, loving dogs we know they can be, puppies should be exposed to new people, places, and experiences from an early age.
Nevertheless, German Shepherds have a strong desire to please and may sense your emotions. Therefore, it’s preferable to emphasize rewarding “good” behavior while generally disregarding “bad” behavior. The upside is that they truly do prioritize their owners and are quite open to participating in obedience training.
In the end, this breed truly appeals to so many dog lovers because of their intellect and loyalty. As they ought to be, these dogs are loved by people from all walks of life, from significant responsibilities in the police and military to well-known roles in Hollywood (like Rin Tin Tin).
Though I understand that they occasionally receive a poor reputation, shouldn’t we have learned by now not to judge a book by its cover? These puppies are as ready as the next to love and be loved. For this reason, a German Shepherd would be a wonderful addition to any household.
