fuck yeah, german shepherds
kamillentee asked: I feel like I'll need to change my username to fuckyeahgermanshepherdsreblogs because this is the best blog I follow (: keep up the good work with those beautiful dogs.

such a kind message. made my day a tad better! thanks. —fib

miren-al-pepino:

a german shepherd just asked me out on a date on okcupid omg am i that ugly

excuse me, you should be honored. —fib

miren-al-pepino:

a german shepherd just asked me out on a date on okcupid omg am i that ugly

excuse me, you should be honored. —fib

brokensandwich asked: Do you post all your submitions ?

yes, i do post all the submissions. sometimes they are queued though so occasionally it may take a day or so for it to actually post. —fib

g-l0rious asked: Hey:) I was thinking about gettinga German shepherd as a first dog! I'm willing to spend my whole summer training it and going to obidiance classes if nessecary! But I've been looking online and some websites are saying German shepherds aren't good first dogs :s do you think it's a good idea to gets GSD as a first dog?

generally speaking, no, they are not the best first dog (for the average person). i don’t want to discourage you, however; i think it can largely depend on your situation. they are typically not dogs you can just take out and play with when only you want to (yet i don’t advise this “drawer method” with any dog.. i think all dogs should be able to be with you and not segregated). german shepherds are loyal and they love to be right under you or near you at all times. they shed a lot. they are discriminated against - a thing to keep in mind if you think you will ever need to rent or move, etc. they love to be active or given a job or doing something. their intelligence is never-ending, yet they need dedication in their training. they want to be a part of your life. if this would annoy you, then shepherds aren’t the way to go.  they need, need, NEED to be properly socialized. i’m not sure if you’re getting one as a puppy or adult or from a breeder or a rescue - but if it’s from a breeder, do the research and obtain one from a reputable source that isn’t destroying the breed further. if you are going to rescue a GSD, be weary that a lot of shepherds that end up elsewhere often require more work than expected as they are usually not well-trained and due to their size, strength and intellect this can be especially difficult to deal with, even more so if they are anxiety prone. —fib

lindseyap asked: Quick question, do you accept GSD crosses as submissions, or only purebred GSDs? :)

yeah, it even says it on the sidebar. —fib

notoriousadh asked: hey - i wanted to let you know that i emailed the shelter in Garland, TX regarding the young GSD; they informed that they "he was pulled by rescue". thanks for posting the link.

awesome. —fib

savannahalie asked: I just want to say that this blog is amazing! <3
roskoh asked: i was wondering if you owned the url dare? because i really want it and i'm desperate for a new url, i'll do anything for it haha

yeah, i have dare. i’m not giving it away though. annnd i thought this was a message for my personal blog and not FYGS. weird. me being fib.. uh, yeah. —fib

alanapaterson asked: fuck yeah this blog is my favorite ever. i "like" pretty much every photo. i wish i had my family photos here. we had all red "cinnomen" shepherd. He was pure bread but all red. Never seen one since. we bread him a lot trying to get more but it never worked. anyways THANK UUUUU!!

bread.. i’m laughing at bread. bred? yes. either way, lovely comment and i thank you. —fib

it’s bothering me now that so many people thought i was someone on here. i mean, for one: I AM FEMALE.. and all the messages think i’m a dude so what ever you thought was me.. was not me. that was just a submission and WAS NOT THE RUNNER OF THIS BLOG. thanks. —fib