GSD Cuteness Contest

[IvoryRain]

Which of these guys is your favorite?

Female - Bluebelle

Male - Rudy

Female - Tweety

Male - Arnold

These are the guys at the shelter that have not been adopted yet, and who were not chosen to go into breed rescue. I *may* adopt one, but I'm still not positive...

 

[katylees]

they r all so cute!!!!

 

[SnowOwlMoon]

Okay--they are ALL cute--but I'm going to go for Bluebell. My GSD Markko is marked very like her, so I admit to some bias.

 

[Serapha]

Female - Tweety

These are the guys at the shelter that have not been adopted yet, and who were not chosen to go into breed rescue. I *may* adopt one, but I'm still not positive...

Hi there!




There's your winner!

~malaka~

 

[BeanMak]

They all are adorable! but look at the size of those paws. they are going to be big'uns

 

[BeanMak]

ps. I vote for tweety

 

[cra_z_4_christ]

ill have to agree with some of the others i vote for Tweety!! shes so cute

 

[blessed 2ba blessing]

I agree! Tweety is absolutely adorable!

 

[Lizquests]

I like Tweety, but looks like she might have quite a bit of spunk. If that is what ya want. Hee hee. But I also like Arnold. He looks like a cuddle bug. I like the cuddlers.

 

[Durelen]

They all look generally the same to me. I’d test their character and pick the best one. There are some good trials you can do a quick run through to get an idea of what they are capable of. I know one off hand is a pain tolerance test. If you have small children this is a must since they often like to grab and twist pets. You spread their paw and gradually firmly pinch the skin between the paws. If you hardly pinch them and they turn to bite I’d toss that one back. They may try to bite or simply yelp and this is something you want to know. Test their hearing, since of smell, have them run around solo with you and see if they run into things. I’m sure you can find a good list of selection tips on the net of this fashion.

I think it’s great that people like to rescue pets this way but personally I only go to breeders for pets. It’s not just the papers but having a bloodline that has proven to be relatively free of illness and imperfections. It’s heart breaking when your puppy grows up to show signs of diseases that were basically passed through the genes of its bloodline. Sure it costs money but you save from not needing a vet so often, not to mention the chance of watching your pet try to cope with some form of life long pain. I’m just speaking sensibly of course. Still nice to rescue pets if you feel this is important for you to do.