German Shepherd Looked Emotionally Defeated When He Learn His Family Gave him Up

Check out a photo of a German Shepherd dog who looked dejected and heartbroken when he realized that his family won't be taking him home. His name is Vash. Vash is a 4 year old neutered male black and tan German Shepherd dog mix.

He was left behind at a kennel at the Baldwin Park Shelter in California.

Check out more information about Vash on Baldwin Park Shelter Facebook page.

German Shepherd Surprised by Owner who Returns from Deployment

I love watching videos of HomecomingHeroes.com, this clip which shows a large German Shepherd playing fetch with grampa, when grampa threw the ball at the far end of garden the dog fetch the ball once he return he was surprised by his owner who returns from deployment. The dog was clearly glad to see him.

Degenerative Myelopathy Disease in Dogs

I think my 12year old German shepherd dog has a Degenerative Myelopathy Disease. Since I noticed that he is having difficulty standing. He drags his hind feet while walking and he's wobly when walking. He has been a member of our family for 12 years and it will be hard losing him. He's also having urinary and fecal continence. But he eats well. we will be bringing him to the Vet for testing.

I found valuable information about Degenerative Myelopathy Disease on caninegeneticdiseases.net, and it is sad that it is an incurable disease. All we can do now is take care of our dog until his last breath.

Canine degenerative myelopathy (DM) or chronic degenerative radiculomyelopathy is a progressive disease that affects the dogs spinal cord that is comparable to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Ussually it affects older dogs. The onset is typically begins at the age of 8 years old.

It will begin with the loss of coordination (ataxia) of the dogs hind limbs. You will notice that dog will wobble while walking and standing up. The dog will also drag the hind feet. It will initially affect one hind limb and then the other. As the disease advances, the dog's limbs will become weak and the dog begins will have difficulty standing until the dog will not able to walk. It can take from 6 months to 12 months before the dog turn paraplegic. The dog will also experience loss of urinary and fecal continence. Degenerative Myelopathy Disease is not a painful disease.

Degenerative Myelopathy Disease offenly affects German shepherd dog, boxer, and Pembroke Welsh corgi.

Here is a video on How to Care for a Dog with Degenerative Myelopathy

Family Comes Face to Face with Dognapper that Allegedly Stole Their Dog

A woman from Canada allegedly stole a German shepherd family dog will be facing multiple charges that includes breaking and entering, theft, possession of property obtained by crime, and mischief.

The owner of the dog caught the alleged dognapper walking their dog and they have recorded everything on cam and it was a furious showdown. The woman who stole their dog even shave the German shepherd to disguise him. Neil Haskett the owner of the dog, caught the encounter on his video camera when they confront the woman.

Their dog was stolen when his family visit a relative, and they left their German shepherd dog at home named "Partner." To their surprise when they returned, they realized that their house had been broken into and "Partner" is gone.

Haskett reviewed the surveillance cameras and he saw a woman wearing a blue jacket approaching their home, and she was checking out the back door. After a few minutes, another camera caught the same woman with a friend leaving the house with their dog.

The family decided to hit the street and look for their dog in the neighborhood to their surprise they saw a woman walking a dog that looked just like Partner. They caught it all on tape check out the video above. The woman said she got the dog from Pet Safe.

The woman also said that she took the dog because she thought the dog was being abused by the owner and denies breaking into the home.

German Shepherd Confused by Talking Husky

This is too, funny. The German Shepherd looks confused while watching the talking Husky dog. The GS is named Noushka. Noushka is a rescue dog from Lebanon.