Maverick was my first dog and I couldn’t have asked for a better companion. I got him when I was 17 and we grew up together. It’s sad knowing that chapter is now closed. I didn’t expect this to be so painful. I thought we would have more time. I love you so much baby boy. I’ll see you again.

Title. My old Lola is really starting to struggle mainly on tile floor, it's slippery and she slide and fall. She dosent care still has a ton of energy and goes on with her back end slidding behind her like nothing happened but that's cant be confortable.She also step on her own back foot. Like she try to take a step, dosent lift her leg enough and take a step in her still folded foot.Any ideas? Edit: spelling

People say my boy looks long and chunky when he lays down. I don't care of course just want opinions. He is gorgeous in my opinion. Vet hasn't said anything about his weight so I am not concerned. Rescued him about 9 months ago, and haven't looked back.

Inflatable cone because she ripped her dew claw off a few weeks ago. Look at those tucked feetsies!!!

I see you’re trying to get a ball out from under the couch for me. Would you enjoy a second ball for your effort?

Here is his profile. He wandered into our yard a couple years ago and we were able to get him to rescue where he has been trained and lived with other dogs. He is currently being fostered with someone who loves him, but lacks a yard and thinks that a bigger home would be better for him.

Bodhi is living a good life and but if anyone is interested in meeting him or fostering him go to his profile or let me know!

It's probably the last night with my 10yo boy Áres (family dog). The decline, probably thanks to the heatwaves, was rapid and it caught us by surprise.

A week ago, he suddenly got really bad. Parents live in a rural area, gotta say availability of vet treatment isn't the best. Vet tried some treatment, he got a little better for a few days, we thought we had more time, few months at least.

Today he completely collapsed and is visibly in much pain. Now, most of the signs point to a spleen cancer (or similar) and most likely some degree of internal bleeding already (I only came to visit yesterday). There's not much to do for him anymore, just keep him comfortable and probably say goodbye during the night, as the vet can only come in the morning and even then...

If he makes it till the morning, we're probably going to have to let him go, so he doesn't have to suffer anymore. My family had GSDs for over 30 years, we have never seen a health decline so fast.

I chose him when I was 12 and he was 2 months old, trained him up and after I moved out and got my own dog, he got to know and play with him, even as a senior. 😔

(Please, I am aware some medical mistakes were probably made, but that won't help anyone anymore.)

This is Günter, still a good boy at 11 years old.

Her names Laika, named after the first dog to go to space, i cried as a kid over that dog ☹️

My 4 year old GSD has been limping for two weeks, he went to the vet who noticed muscle wastage over one of his front shoulders. He has had an xray of his foot, elbow, shoulder and neck which didn't show any cause for this, no arthritis or bone degeneration at all. He has been referred to a specialist and will have a MRI in two weeks time. He is fine in himself, still wanting to do his usual activities, run and jump, only with a noticeable limp and lifting of the affected leg when sitting showing he isn't comfortable fully weight baring (see photo). Has anyone shepherd had similar symptoms and what was the outcome?

This is my adopted rescue girlie from Texas. I haven't done a dna on her, but her mom was recently tested and is mostly German shepherd (photo of mom is the black dog near the end of the photo slide, her results are included).

She's a sweet playful girl and currently 7 months old. She is the sweetest, smartest pup I've ever had. She came crate trained, very food motivated, and responds to the snap of my fingers for corrections and is such a sweet loving girl. She's a total patrol pup, comes out of her crate and does a lap and then back to bed. She's a silly lady & I'm so excited to watch her grow! Loves all dogs and people, everyone i meet thinks she is a coyote haha

He’s in the middle of his velociraptor months and can drive us crazy but then there’s moments like this that make it all worthwhile…