Male vs Female German Shepherd: Which is Best For You?

In this video, we will talk about the CRUCIAL Differences Between Male and Female German Shepherds. We'll help you choose between Male vs Female German Shepherds, so you can pick the best one for you.
✅✅ Develop your dog's hidden intelligence to eliminate bad behavior and get a smarter dog.
➜ ➜ tinyurl.com/thecagdotp ✅✅
___________________________________________
To Be Clear: German Shepherds have earned a well-deserved reputation for their exceptional intelligence, unwavering loyalty, and remarkable versatility. These incredible dogs are not only cherished as beloved family pets but also play crucial roles as highly trained police dogs, service dogs, and search-and-rescue companions. Their exceptional talents make them incredibly desirable for various crucial responsibilities. When contemplating the addition of a German Shepherd to your household, an essential factor to weigh is whether to opt for a male or female companion. While both genders share many characteristics, there are crucial differences between male and female German Shepherds that potential owners should be aware of. In this video, we will talk about those differences, and help you choose the dog that is best for you when getting your German Shepherd.
#germanshepherd #dog101

[@josephspringer3806]

I got myself a female German shepherd a couple of weeks ago and she gets along well with my 2 pitbulls. She's awesomely one of a kind. She's my guardian angel. She's a blessing from the Lord Jesus

[@Workerbee-zy5nx]

Our female gsd tore up the house, but later chilled out. She sure likes liking every body. 😂😂😂😂

[@maricelrockmore1159]

I have a female and she's so sweet but protective.

[@magnushenriksson9607]

We have one of each. I agree on the diffrences of the genders. Our girl is 7,5 yo and very calm and sweet. The boy is 6,5 yo and also very sweet, acting the guard of the property, and playing like he is a 6 months puppy🙂

[@h0plite996]

In my case with GSDs... Male: You da boss, man! Female: I am the boss of you, man. :D

[@DRochna-hh2je]

Agreed!

[@robvincent1993]

I've noticed females are more protective of the family whereas males the territory.

[@ericott5779]

I have never seen a 65# full grown GSD- male or female. Expect 85#+ female and 95#+ male

[@rrrado1]

I had 4 male German Shepherds in my life, now I have female for the first time and from my expirence there is not much difference. Same characters, same attitude, not much difference, both great the same way.

[@DRochna-hh2je]

My experience was different than described...my male was extremely obedient, loyal, loving - very sensitive to me and excellent around strangers but never allowing them to touch. His behavior was a personality of sorts. I miss him. ❤

[@user-yu1pq3om7c]

I had a male and female shepherd and my male shepherd was not likely to bite but the female did more than once. However my male was very protective of me and didn't like strange guys around me but was fine with neighbor boys. One guy came to take me out on a date but he just got out of the car and my male shepherd tore his leather jacket. No date that night! Out of all the Pets l owned, my male shepherd was always the one I loved the most! That was in 1969 and he wouldn't let my fiance near me. I got married and moved to Michigan. I couldn't take him with me. I cried my eyes out having to leave him. To this day I still miss and love him so much. He was my best friend,😭

[@user-nl8yi5ne3w]

We have a female DDR and she weighs 83 pounds. She is very gentle with our grand children,but she is very protective of them. When someone comes to the house she gets between the kids snd them. Comet is a house dog and is very housebroken and does not get on the furniture. Intruder beware, because you will have to deal with her before harming my family. Best dog we have ever owned.

[@lindanye222]

I BOUGHT A FEMALE SHEPHERD FIRST. SHE WAS SPADE AND IS A VERY SWEET AND GENTLE DOG. I JUST BROUGHT HOPE A MALE SHEPHERD SO I'LL HAVE TO SEE HOW HE IS. HE WILL HAVE SOME TRAINING. THEY ARE FROM THE SAME PARENT'S SO MY FEMALE ACCEPTED HIM RIGHT AWAY. I'LL LET YOU KNOW ABOUT MY NEW MALE PUPPY

[@user-py6il4nw2y]

@@ACD-jz7qslol

[@marvelouslymelrose3518]

I got my female first as a puppy. Just recently got a 3 year old male. She rules the roost.

[@offgridamy7176]

I have a 7 yr old male. This video makes me think id be better with a female puppy gsd. Im very protective of my boy haha.

[@LesaAvant]

I have 4 GSD they can get even bigger like 125+# for male and 85#+ for females. But can't get a better dog. And yes VERY!!! protective. I trip and fell my older male reacted when mine son came to help me up. They don't play when it comes to their masters

[@fleabaglane]

My female GSD is only 22 in 23in, 50+ lbs healthy

[@alanomie]

I prefer female dogs in general. My gs/akita is the sweetest, and at any moment goes into attack mode. I had a male Shaferhund as a child, he was great, but clingy. All my female dogs always just knew where everyone was.

[@yvonnehalstead6189]

How does make friends with gs gard dog as i have have a way with dogs

[@davidrardain4185]

I used to have a female German shepherd dog and she was ever protective of me and she would bite you in a minute and if she didn't know you don't come to the back door 🚪 of my mother and stepdad house 🏠 because she would not be able to get there

[@micheleroyalty4092]

I don’t agree with several conclusions. However all my 6 GSDs have been from German lines, who are trained more overt protection, search and rescue and agility. They are tested for health issue such as hip dysplasia. German dogs have to have certified hips. I have had 3 females and 3 males. The best predictor of behavior was the training and behavior of the biological parents. As I buy German dogs they are more naturally oriented to protection and use of their noses to identify the character of humans. I do socialize them immediately to children, friends, contractors and the police. I like having 2 dogs at a time, so I get one of each sex. I don’t breed them. Their job is to love and protect me, my property and my family. Their love and devotion is deep. As a was more active with my dogs, they obeyed me more than my husband. It wasn’t because they viewed me as the parent, they viewed me as the leader. I have 25 years of owning these German GSDs. My love for them is very deep. But they follow me because I am the leader. However, as family visits more often they become more affectionate with family, and people I hire to work. I don’t ever leave them alone with a contractor or worker. When I am out of my home, their job is to protect the home. I have had all my dogs get rid of potential burglars. They never fail. When I come home they are full of love for me. They love me more than my family. They never say no to me. Occasionally they will find a personal,object, like a slipper, and rip it to shreds. A GSD takes time and devotion. But as their leader, I am paid back in spades. Plus if have been saved from burglars and on one occasion, 2 rapists. I train using professionals for a few months, have studied a lot, and use positive reinforcement. For me, praise works better than treats. Best thing I do is say Thankyou Charlie, you are such a good boy. Add pets to that praise, and I can take them anywhere. My dogs enjoy both hardware stores and art galleries. lol. They are smarter than most humans. 😂

[@andrewmanyore9913]

I have just bought 2 male GSDs at 8 weeks. I love them but they are some work. I work from home and I walk them out of there crib for 5-10 mins every 2 to 3 hours. I also walk them early in the morning and when I finish work. Is this a good schedule for them? And also I want my GSDs to grow to one obidient to our family members but be aggressive against strangers as I leave in a community with lots of theft etc. I want to control this though(like a relative comes and my dogs behave if I command them). How do I train my dogs for this?

[@thecagdot]

You can train them to respond to specific commands which you can use when a relatives comes around to let them know it’s safe. I’d suggest you watch some obedience training videos, or if you can get a professional trainer.

[@AutomationRobot-zr4uh]

female.

[@elethaduffy976]

It has long been proven that neutering is not a solution for aggression. I've had two males in my life over 26 years, and I would not neuter either one. They were my angels. Stop this nonsense about castrating males.

[@user-cf7sc1bf3q]

My “World” would be complete if I had a Shep🙏💜❤️💙🩵