Author Topic: german shepherds are pretty dang scary  (Read 1365 times)

Thats a rather fine two step  :cookieMonster:

My dogs do something like this when they can't get up the steps... LOL

It depends how they're trained, they are top dogs used in police K9 units, and they're used in hospitals for kids as well as for the blind and disabled. I think they are wonderful, I used to know one.

I'm allergic to dogs. :c Although I think it's starting to get better, I've been over to my friends house and I haven't really been bothered by the dander. Used to be that I would go to a dog-owner's house and before long my eyes would get all red and itchy. :/

I have a friend with a german shepherd.  At a sleepover, I went to sleep in the living room (at 5:00am) and woke up with his shepherd asleep with me.  Also, his (my gosh freaking scary monster) rottweiler stuck its nose in my ear.  I just wanted to get up so bad but the dog was so dang sketchy and freaked me out.  About the size of a black bear and like 200+ pounds (not fat, pure bone and muscle too)

I have a German shepherd. he tends to be handicapped at times. Most characteristic dog I have.

« Last Edit: December 04, 2013, 10:44:56 PM by -Triforce- »

thats rel spok rite ther



4 years ago. Looks change but hes still a dope.

oh great forums now you're making me want a German Shepherd extreeeemeellyy badly ;-;

Here's mine :D

German Shepard, Belgian Malinois mix




They grow up so fast, the leg that you see in this picture actually has a metal plate in it from his dumbassery.