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- Tue Jan 31, 2017 8:51 am
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Beautiful pup
- Mon Jan 30, 2017 3:53 pm
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mojo84 wrote:My wife and daughter would make me sleep outside before they would our GSD.
, Thats how it is at my house. I own the house but the dogs allow me to stay there 
- Mon Jan 30, 2017 3:27 pm
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We got our current GSD from http://www.dfwgermanshepherdrescue.org/ a few years ago. She has been one of the best dogs that has ever owned me 
I have had GSD most of my life in conjunction with other breeds. As long as they are properly introduced to not only any other dogs in the house but other family members as well, you will be good to go.
Funny little story about "Queenie" which was my first GSD after I got married. We lived on a 2 acre fenced lot in the north west area of Harris County at the time. Queenie always stayed outside when we were not at home even though she had access to the house. She would always greet us when we opened the gate and drove in but never wander far from the house. One night we came home and she was nowhere to be found. We called but she wouldn't come. We had a bar between the living room and kitchen and off of the kitchen was a breakfast nook with a patio door to the back yard. As I went in I noticed the patio door was shattered. I went back to the car and grabbed my pistol, told my wife to go to the neighbors and call the police. BTW, this was the early 70's and cell phones were a futuristic idea. As I went back inside, I glanced over the bar and there was Queenie. All I could see was her head and face but believe me, she was smiling. As I walked around the bar I saw that she was sitting on a guy that was bleeding pretty badly. As he saw me he pleaded to please call the law but get that dog off of him. Well I let her sit on him until the police arrived and hauled him away. After they were gon, I cooked her a nice sized steak.
I have had GSD most of my life in conjunction with other breeds. As long as they are properly introduced to not only any other dogs in the house but other family members as well, you will be good to go.
Funny little story about "Queenie" which was my first GSD after I got married. We lived on a 2 acre fenced lot in the north west area of Harris County at the time. Queenie always stayed outside when we were not at home even though she had access to the house. She would always greet us when we opened the gate and drove in but never wander far from the house. One night we came home and she was nowhere to be found. We called but she wouldn't come. We had a bar between the living room and kitchen and off of the kitchen was a breakfast nook with a patio door to the back yard. As I went in I noticed the patio door was shattered. I went back to the car and grabbed my pistol, told my wife to go to the neighbors and call the police. BTW, this was the early 70's and cell phones were a futuristic idea. As I went back inside, I glanced over the bar and there was Queenie. All I could see was her head and face but believe me, she was smiling. As I walked around the bar I saw that she was sitting on a guy that was bleeding pretty badly. As he saw me he pleaded to please call the law but get that dog off of him. Well I let her sit on him until the police arrived and hauled him away. After they were gon, I cooked her a nice sized steak.