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Hi everyone and welcome to this episode of Val Talk’s Pets.  On this episode I am going to explore how some breeds of dogs have been altered in physical appearance or temperament over time.  What some breeds originally looked like and what they look like now from breeding modification, is quite significant.  Why do they fool around with a dog’s genes?  Are these aesthetic changes really necessary and do they present health issues?  Well let’s go exploring. 

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Marina & Brian give their no-nonsense reasons why German Shepherds are not for everyone. 
It's been said that "The breed is marked by a willingness to learn and an eagerness to have a purpose". This can be a phenomenal dog with the right leadership and—of course—proper exercise, but without it, this breed often becomes anxious and starts making bad decisions...which often involve using its teeth. Before considering this breed, do your research and do an honest self-evaluation of your available time, lifestyle, and leadership to make sure a German Shepherd is right for you.

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Perianal fistula is an autoimmune disease predominantly seen in German Shepherd dogs. It can be very uncomfortable and various clinical signs. But, when appropriately diagnosed, medical management can drastically improve the dog's quality of life. Learn how to diagnose this disease, appropriately document location in medical records and how to approach medical management.

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Marina & Brian discuss Marina's new German Shepherd, SASHA, and their evaluations of three other shepherds with very different temperaments.

Meet the German Shepherd Dog breed! This is an intelligent, obedient, hard-working, and active dog breed, but it might not be the right dog for first-time dog owners. You definitely need to be committed to training and socializing this strong and active dog. German Shepherds love to work, and while they were bred to herd sheep, they make very good working dogs for police work, military, search and rescue, and service dogs. With proper training and socialization, these dogs make great family dogs and will be protective of their families, just as they would protect their flock!

To rescue a German Shepherd Dog, here are some resources:
http://www.agsra.org/
https://www.gsdrescue.org/
http://www.gashepherd.org/
https://gsdca.org/