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14 Small Gestures That Make Your German Shepherd Feel Deeply Loved

The Cagdot

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In this video, we bring to you 14 Small Gestures That Make Your German Shepherd Feel Deeply Loved.

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To Elaborate: German Shepherds are not generic dogs. They were bred for deep partnership with a single handler, designed to read every micro-expression on a human face, and hardwired to work alongside you rather than simply near you. That means love, for this breed, registers in very specific ways that most owners don't even realize they're missing. If you've ever wondered why your Shepherd follows you from room to room, leans against your leg without warning, or stares at you like he's waiting for a signal you don't know how to give — this video is for you. Here are 14 small gestures that your German Shepherd feels far more deeply than you might expect.

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@thecagdot Creator 3 months ago Pinned

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@whyyourdogdoesthat 3 months ago

"They don't want to coexist, they want participation" — that line stopped me cold. Sums up the lean, the room-to-room following, all of it in one sentence 💙

@marvinshenk 1 month ago

My GSD is almost always waiting for me on my front porch when I come home from work late at night. I always try to give him a good couple minutes of belly rubs and massages as my way of saying to him that he did a good job all day, and his work shift is done. Time for both of us to relax.

@Handskemager 3 months ago

When I was a kid my mom always said “we aren’t walking the dog for our sake, we’re walking so he can get a feel for what happens in the neighbourhood, like dad reading the newspaper or when I’m talking your aunt Britta”

@Linda-i2h9v 3 months ago

For someone wanting a GSD for the first time PLEASE PLEASE do your research they are not something you can pack away in a box when you feel like it ( or any animal for that matter) they are high energy but if you put the time and effort in 100% you'll be rewarded a million times over. The 14 tips given on this video is a good starter but the dog will be with you 24/7. Think ...do you like holidays well maybe do go abroad holiday at home where you can take them with you. THINK FIRST but you'll never regret getting one.❤🇬🇧👍

@CrochetCutenessCo 3 months ago

I have a brand new GSD I adopted yesterday. I am so excited to incorporate all these important relationship building tips. Thank you.

@fscottfscott5369 2 months ago

Its all fun and games until they knock over the ladder trying to get up on the roof with you.....😂😢😂😢

@stephendurnan3609 2 months ago

It's not just sniffing when on a walk. To get the most of mental exercise while slow walking let them use their eyes and eyes too. My dog does this while going for walks with my cats. Guarding, herding and protection warped up in a slow hours walk. Make my girl fully content and mentally stimulated and exhausted at the same time.

@clintfipps7312 13 days ago

Thank you for the video. My puppy showed up on my front porch in sad shape, a bit malnourished, with both ears glued down to the top of his head. Not much trust in anyone. Took me a good while to get close. He was about 3 months old. Most of what you showed I already knew to do. I'm an old man who has had dogs and loved them my entire life. Love this dog- so intelligent, and what a sense of humour; we read each other like a book. Since I'm retired, we are together each day. I was a bit depressed, really, and he has saved me from that. In return, I've tried my best to take him with me wherever I can and give him plenty of care and attention. My first shepherd. Such a different breed, lots to learn.

@karenkubik7779 3 months ago

Nite nite cookie is our ritual

@JaymeStrong-y1r 2 months ago

I sure do love my gs he's definitely my best friend ❤❤❤

@scottpearlman353 1 month ago

I currently have a15 yr. Lab-Pitbull Rescue and a 6 yr. Old Chocolate Lab. I grew up with 2 German Shepherds and plan to get another one in the future. These tips you provide our priceless. My biggest choice now is find a breeder or try to rescue one less than a year old. I would prefer to rescue one but often that is hard.

@TheMontanus777 1 month ago (edited)

Excellent and perspicacious advice to the introspection and interaction with the GSD. They are truly empathic and aware of our mood, temperament and idiosyncrasies- why shouldn’t we be cognizant of theirs?! Much is available via the WWW. I believe your’s is the best! Thanks for this on behalf of GSDs who owner’s now have a window into their beloved “pet”
“Good Human”! Will be the praise we get for “getting them”! 🐾

@xxxwolf6386 1 month ago

I’m getting a puppy workingline gsd in 4 weeks! Can’t wait!!! 😍

@karenkubik7779 3 months ago

I can’t sit on the floor..I wouldn’t be able to stand up 😮

@buds8423 2 months ago

Getting the newspaper and then the mail were the daily jobs that were such a big deal to our GSD

@kathleenc4471 1 month ago

Tysm I will start greeting my GS on his level and rubbing the base of his ears

@expletivedeleted 3 months ago

I had to get a bigger bed because my last GSD took up all the space! :O) In over 10 years he spent 5 nights away from me. The night after he was born, and 4 days/3 nights when I had to fly to my Father's funeral. I've had many dogs, and his mother, but he was the single best friend I ever had.
R.I.P. D'argo 🙏 I'm grading, laying a lawn, putting up fencing and adding a doggie door at my new house. I'll be getting another soon :O)

@WarEnigMage 1 month ago

We have 2 GSDs. One older girl who was abandoned (it has taken 10 months to get her to decompress) and one of her Puppies (dropped about 2 months after we got her, she was so thin we didnt realise she was pregnant). They are both happy and healthy girls. The wife tells me that when they hear my car, they both stop whatever they are doing and I meet them at the front door., drop my bags, go to my knee and greet them both with cuddles and ear scratches. When we go back to the living room, apparently thier demeanor has changed. My wife says they were both ears up and watching the house before i got home. Now that i am home they are fluffy floor mats... guess they know when it is safe to relax... it nice, but i only see the goofballs not the guarddogs.