German Shepherd gifts can prove the perfect solution iF you are shopping for friends or family members who are proud owners of this breed.
My husband’s father used to train German Shepherds as police dogs. The Shepherds, rightly so, were the pride and joy of the whole family.
Now, if you own one yourself, there is no shortage of accessories and toys that you can buy to pamper your pooch.
So let’s see what products are available for German Shepherds as well as merchandise for their owners.
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Gifts for German Shepherds
There are many product ideas that would come under the heading of tools for grooming German Shepherds. such as shampoos, clippers and the like. But here, we are looking at accessories that can add joy to your Shepherd’s day rather than just products that facilitate their care.
Toys for Dogs that Love to Chew
When considering toys for large dogs like German Shepherds, it’s a good idea to find something that is relatively long-lasting. This is especially true if your Shepherd loves to chew.
Protective Clothing for a Shepherd
There is quite a range when it comes to raincoats for German Shepherds. But here is one raincoat in particular that you might like to consider for your Shepherd. I particularly like the reflective strip on the back.
Gifts for German Shepherd Owners
As you would expect, there are so many possibilities when it comes to shopping for German Shepherd lover gifts.
I’m not entirely sure about the right category for a German Shepherd muzzle. Dog or owner? It is certainly an item for the dog to wear but who gets the most out of it? I suspect a muzzle is more for the peace of mind of the owner if the Shepherd tends to be extra protective around other dogs.
Gift a German Shepherd Trivia Book
Of course, it comes as no surprise that this popular, working-dog breed originated from the country so named. We are so used to simply calling this breed German Shepherd, or at least I am. However, its formal title is German Shepherd Dog and for all you students of the German language, its foreign name is Deutscher Schäferhund.
After the first World War, the Shepherd was known as the Alsatian Wolf Dog in the UK. However, it resumed its original title in 1977.
Its popularity is indisputable if we look at the number of dog registrations over the years listed with the American Kennel Club.
So, gifting a book about German Shepherd trivia or facts is sure to be a winner with a proud Shepherd owner.