Your Questions About Lab German Shepherd Mix Dogs

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Yep……….baseball bat, or a pistol……………….for the dog and the owner……………

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Appearance: The Labrashepherd may have the face and back of a Lab with a Shepherd looking underneath and legs.

Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy of the Labrashepherd is the same as that of a Labrador or German Shepherd which is approximately 10 to 12 years.

Size: The Labrashepherd has an average weight of 40 to 100 pounds.

Characteristics: The Labrashepherd loves to chew and has very sharp teeth.

Personality: The Labrashepherd has the caution of a German Shepherd Dog but does not bounce off walls like a Lab.

Temperament: The Labrashepherd is a loving, tolerant and even-tempered dog with the German Shepherd caution and shyness expecially when meeting new people and Lab companionship. They are typically very calm and can be skiddish or submissive around other dogs and strangers.

Family Dog (kids): The Labrashepherd makes an excellent family dog. They are typically good with children but can get rambunctious when they get excited. As with any dog they should be supervised around young children.

Companionship: The Labrashepherd is a very loyal and loving dog who makes a great companion.

Head: The head of the Labrashepherd may more closely resemble that of the Labrador Retriever with a longer muzzle and other German Shephe

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My GSD was a fetching maniac!! He would even climb trees if the toy was stuck in the tree. He would fetch until he dropped, literally. We would have to make him stop and rest, or he would do it until he dropped.

He was a great Frisbee dog, too! (only don’t use neon green frisbees..they can’t see them. Lol)

Added: Ours loved to swim, too..and jump off the board.

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Based on your additional details. You need to get your vet to give you some tranquilizers/sedatives and keep in mind that the vet will tell you the same thing I just did. You can only give them occasionally, not every night. They aren’t good for the dog and will cause him to be drowzy and/or woozy for hours the next day. This is probably why the vet didn’t give you any in the first place. The sedatives the vet gives you are usually to be used only for a dog that has an intense fear of, say, storms or something that only happens once in a while, where it would be safe to sedate the dog because he’s only taking a pill once every couple months maybe.