Dude, the fact that she sat there the whole time and didn't even think about moving, I'm impressed.

I wonder if Lucy ever thinks “who’s this guy talking to”

We just lost our female German Shepherd we had for 15 years. She was beyond any expectations we ever had as far as intelligence, protection, family member, love, companionship….anything.

He presents training in 7 days. Each of 7 items are commands that he believes a dog should know. They are presented in part ii of the book kzfaq.infoUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq . The parts of the guideare divided: part i know your dog part ii the seven commands part iii cures for 7 behavior problems. Each chapter presents a topic, a dog's story, and a "what to do". It was written simply and you can jump from chapter to chapter to review anything as needed.

From my experience, my dad got me a female German Shepherd as a puppy when I was about 7 years old and she was beyond AMAZING. She protected me like no other dog. She knew whenever I was scared or sad. She was quick to protect me against new people and was quick to cuddle me whenever I was in my room crying. By far one of the best dogs ever. Her name was Boques and she lived 15 years ❤️

"Before you g-" Me and dad: "you were saying?" *surrounded our female shepards*

My first was a male. He was sweet, but super friendly and scared of his own shadow. My female was more bonded to me, but she was tough when it came to strangers and other dogs. The female was very smarter than my male, even though the male was smart, just a little hard headed at times.

I just lost my female G-shepherd of 12 yrs, she weighed about 85 Lbs. She was easy to train and she loved her frisbee and Kong ball. It was beautiful watching her fly through the air to catch either item in her younger years. We had to put her down last wk due to hip dysphasia that came on very fast. Due to covid, I was repeatedly asked from one vet after next to drop my dog off at their office and just drive away and they would take care of the euthanasia process. The idea of this killed me, this dog was so faithful to me, always by my side and I couldn’t imagine not holding her at the end. She was in so much pain though, I had to what was necessary in the end. I’ve never had a panic attack ever in my lifetime until it was time to say goodbye to my faithful friend. When they came to take her away I nearly passed out and I could hardly breathe bc I was crying uncontrollably. Thankfully someone in the office took pity on me and allowed me to hold my beloved pet until she took her last breath. If this happens to you, don’t except it. I can’t believe they would ask anyone who has had a long term pet to just dump them off and drive away. It’s wrong in so many ways especially when that animal gave you nothing but unconditional love.

She sat there for over 10 minutes, without making a bark, a howl, a movement, nothing. She didn’t even think about moving off the chair. She’s amazing.

Dog: oh no.... he’s talking to nothing again...... do... do I just sit here?

We lost our female GSD back in Feb, at almost 9 years old. She looked almost identical to your pup. She was amazing dog, that we adopted at 1 year old. Sadly, she started having horrible seizures (probably a tumor). She will be missed.

We had a male GSD that was 110 lbs, lean. He was a rescue, luckily not violently abused but the original owners heavily neglected him and kept him tied up until he ran away on multiple occasions at which point the local shelter took custody of him and he ended up with us. He was magnificent. Intelligent, protective and loved to be at the centre of our family gatherings. Lived till 13 and left such a positive mark on our lives. We are thinking of getting a female GSD puppy now, so thanks for sharing your experience.

Grew up with a female who acted like the nanny for 6 kids...she was amazing. She checked all our beds to make sure we were all tucked in before she would go to sleep. Best dog ever!!

She seriously has this sheepish look on her face like she knows he's talking about her. Awww so cute!! What a good girl~

She’s so well behaved and it was just so adorable, the whole time she was focused on sitting and keeping her eyes fixed, until the toy box came out and she couldn’t keep her eyes off it, all while still being so well behaved ❤️

My female GSD served in army for years and was the most disciplined dog I’ve ever met. Yes, a bit slow in reaction, but didn’t affect the performance whatsoever. More so, she was more maternal towards my other dogs and trained them out naturally. As opposed to male, she didn’t need a ‘dominant’ figure to tame her and was less interested in lurking around seeking adventures.

I have a female gsd. She's the most gentle and sweet little girl. And she's so protective. I just love her so much. I would literally do anything for her

Lucy sat there looking really concerned about poor daddo who talks to himself. She’s like “just be supportive, he needs help”

I had the same experience with my German shepherd female. She was so quick to learn and willing to learn. She was also very protective of me. She’s gone now from old age. Best dog I ever had. I’ve since had a series of mixed breed rescue dogs that all seem to have a great deal of some kind of hound in them. They have all been very amusing in that hound kind of way that they have but not easy to train. My latest rescue is part pug, part beagle and part something else, about 35 pounds, male, keeps me laughing with his strange behavior and enjoys a strict routine, mostly sleeps. When he is up he focuses on food and how can he get more and he enjoys going for walks.

I love how she sits there silents listening to you speak and just being such a composed companion!!!

I have a female that looks just like Lucy. My girl is the best ever. She was house trained in 1 day and trained her basic commands in a day or two. She is my best friend and goes everywhere with me. They are incredible.

She is so well behaved. She is obviously well-trained and loved. Great job raising her.

Speaking only from personal experience, I think you're spot on about males seeking out their "favorite person." Our two males are very affectionate toward me, but they act like love-sick tweens when my husband leaves. There is only one exception - when I'm sad or when they're not feeling well.

Our family’s first dog was a beautiful female GS back in the mid 60’s. She came from a long line of police dogs/show dogs. Back then she cost $750 USD. She was the best tempered, playful, loving dog we ever had.

I had a female GS 20 years...She was caring, brave, clever and I miss her every single day of my old life.

My only complaint about my female GSD is that she sheds and she snores. That's it.

I grew up in the 70's with a female German Shepherd. She was not much of a guard dog and was probably one of the sweetest German Shepherd's you would ever meet. The only problem is our backyard was about 1/2 acres and we had two dogs, two cats and two kids (so she had company) she would always scale our 6' fence to get out. The sad thing is my mom re-married and my step-father didn't like dogs so when my brother and I were visiting my grandfather for the summer, my mom took her to an animal shelter and left her there....she was 12 years old so she probably was never adopted. That is probably why I have always felt that when I get a pet, it's for life....animals should not be disposable when they don't fit your situation anymore.

I had a male German Shepherd who came running with me and even did marathon training with me. He lived to 17 years old! He was the goodest boi ❤

She is like “tell them how cute I am and don’t talk about my weight “. She is so sweet

I'm not an animal expert either, however, as someone who was raised with a German Shepherd male dog, I can confirm that the males are more stubborn and like to choose one person, which was my dad. Our German Shepherd was a great guard dog and a wonderful judge of character, and lived for eleven years, which is pretty old for such a medium sized dog. Thanks for the video about female German Shepherds.

It's cute how she's just sitting there patiently.

Lucy's temperament is just amazing. Credit goes to you. Well trained. ✌️✌️

She's sitting there like "Duuuuuude, don't tell them how much I weigh" 😂.. Got a great dog right there..

She’s such a good girl, and beautiful I love her .

My female GSD was seven years old when my son was born. She had never been around kids, she became my new infants protector! Everywhere he was, she was going to be. She was amazing! Does not a day go by that I do not miss her.

We have had two female GSDs - first was a rescue - Zara. She was amazing and so gentle! Our second was Bella, who we had from a puppy. She was as mad as a bag of frogs but so very loveable and loved to learn new things. And she looked very like Lucy! Unfortunately She died very suddenly in June 2021 (aged 8 yrs) and we have been so devastated at losing her that we can't even contemplate getting another at this stage. Your video has made me smile. Lucy is a beautiful example of what a German Shepherd should be but as you rightfully said, you have to put in the work. Thank You!

I had a female German Shepherd and had her spayed before her first heat cycle. She never had cancer and lived to be 15 &1/2 years! GREAT dog! Wouldn’t hesitate to get another one!

Did anyone notice the pictures on the mantle, big picture of a GSD and small picture of wedding photo. LOL. Beautiful dog.

Beautiful girl mate, very well behaved for her age, my female GSD was a absolute nutcase in her adolescent years, even with training and exercise, she's now 10 years old and has absolutely calmed down a lot. Definitely the center of attention in our house, she changed my life for the better. 🐕‍🦺❤️

I missed Ronda, a female german sheperd that was taken from me😢, she was so beautiful, loyal, lovely and also fierceful against strangers

My late female german shepherd was also named Lucy 😢. This video remind me of her. Such a great dog she was. ❤️❤️. RIP lucy 😢❤️

I got a rescue 2 years old female couldn’t of picked a better dog.Smart,calm,and protective of wife and I.

I had to say goodbye to my female GSD a few months ago. She was a very large (not fat) girl at about 90 lbs. She almost made it to 13 years when her back hips just didn’t work anymore. Saying goodbye was the hardest day and time of my life. She never bit another dog or human, and was the most amazing mammal I have ever known. So loyal and easy to train. Your dog reminds me of her, thank you for the video!

I have a 16 month old male German Shepherd. I got him at 7 weeks and started socializing him. He went to a 3 week board and train facility when he was 10 months .He just finished phase 1 of search and rescue. He is staring agility training in March.. He is sweet and loving. Very intelligent. The German Shepherd is so much fun. They love to work and they love to please.

Greman shepherds are the most beautiful and sweet and cute and caring and loving and smart and intelligent and loyal dogs ever and I honestly love them so much

I have a female GSD and she’s the sweetest girl ever ETA desexing at a young age has been studied to increase certain cancers and developmental joint disease. Also, the lack of hormones actually makes them taller, not smaller (but usually leaner). If we had a large colt at the horse farm I used to work at, we’d sometimes leave them intact longer to help slow down the upward growth to help avoid joint disease in the ones that grow tall too quickly.

Wow the patience and posture of Lucy are very immersive like her eye browse are like a silent judge. Great video

I'm on my fourth female and for me they are awesome. Great with the family and so easy to train

We had a female GS, 35lb. runt of the litter, growing up as kids. I'm now 61 and she is the best dog I've ever experienced, by leaps and bounds. We still remember and miss you Poco Loco!

My female German shepherd is the exact size as Lucy, everyone always thinks she is a boy lol

I grew up with a female and had one later in life and they were great. Last summer I got a male GSD puppy from a breeder and he's so good too, amazing temperament. Love him 💕 He is lean and healthy and 80 lbs at 10 months and very easy to train

I had an 85 pound female Dobie. I had her spayed at 5 months. She was protective but very gentle. The best dog I ever had. Very smart and easy to train.

In my experience, each female Shepherd I've had, the 2 things I've noticed is they stay closer to home and they will defend that home more.

Why is the clickbait contradicting the facts

I own 2 female German Shepherds and they are indeed easy to train. This can be both a good and a bad thing. For example: the other day I trained our youngest (2y) a new trick in about 15 minutes and she understood it from the get go. Our oldest "learned" that if she barks at people passing by that they "disappear". Once they learn something it's really hard (nearly impossible) to correct it. I was amazed to see how Lucy stayed this calm through the whole video. Very impressive!

My dad loved and raised german Shepard's and we had one named Kerry she came from an abusive back ground but with love and care she became a great family dog, very loving very affectionate and very protective any time the kids of my family fought she would jump right in the middle and separate us, she was very weary with strangers and would protect us to the point she would stay with us on guard, I miss her because she was the best and most loyal dog we ever had.

I've noticed that females tend to bond better with male handlers. My rotty and gsd were both very protective of me.

Dog age can vary so much! Our neighbours had a Labrador who was born a month after I was. She died when I was 20! And she was very healthy for a very long time, she only deteriorated quickly towards the end (mostly blind and deaf, and finally, she wouldn't eat anymore). She was an amazing dog and we were all really grateful that she had such a long happy life!

When my kids were young, one of their friends down the street owned a female German shepherd. Her name was Shelby which I'll never forget because my youngest daughter's name is Shelby also. This dog loved her human and all the kids in the neighborhood. If any one of them ventured to close to the main road, she would run over and actually herd them back until she was satisfied they were safe. She was an amazing dog and we all loved her. Now, 20 years later, I have a 122lb male 1/2 German shepherd, 1/2 great pyrenees. He is super smart, really large and thinks he's a lap puppy. Lol

We are about to get our female. She’s also a West German Showline descendant. Her entire lineage is traced back to the late 1800’s with pictures. We just got 2 kittens and want them to grow together. We lost our male German Shepard, Chuck Norris, in February this year. He was just shy of 15. He was also the runt and was a smaller male. Very smart dog. Scary smart at times, lol. Miss him desperately. We also lost our cat Boo Boo 3 weeks later. She was 16 1/2. Home was too empty and quiet. Miss them both so much. Lucy is beautiful and such a good girl. Thanks for making this. We have been waffling between a female (available now) or waiting for a male. The cancer issue. We never neutered Chuck. As a result he developed anal cancer. He was neutered at age 13. That stopped the progression, but he had a sore bottom at all times. Glad you brought this up, important to consider when to spay. Chuck well outlived his counterparts. He was nearly 15. Ours had no hip dysplasia. He remained active as his puppy stage. He started showing his age the last 6 months he was alive. He was our sweet boy.

We used to have German Shepards and we never went to any courses or bought expensive toys. They were top dogs, lived up to 14 years and were the most loyal loving creatures. People make it complicated... dogs just need a lot of love, boundaries and exercise.

I visited a friend once who had a female German shepherd and he kept her in the backyard for the day. I happened to sit "on here spot" on the couch as she watched from outside and she wouldn't stop whining about it. So I guess you can add #6 to your list, she's a true Diva!

My German Shepherd, Timber lived to be 13 1/2. I miss her everyday and once the time is right, I will get another female. This is my favourite breed of all time. Lucy is fantastic! What a peach! 🥰🥰

My husband and I rescued a female german shepherd and she is the best! Very sweet, but very protective of us! Especially when I got pregnant, she knew and became ATTACHED to me.

I had a female GS named Molly. She died about 2 months ago and it has been hard without her. She was trained to attack but only on command, besides that she was the sweetest and very very gentle with babies and kids. The reason why we trained her it was because we got our house broken into twice. This veterinary in specific recommended us a female GS. We got her when she was a puppy, we pay around $1,300 for her and they trained her and we spent a couple of thousands for her training which was very worth it at the end anyways. These are amazing dogs I would definitely get another but for now I’m not ready emotionally. 🥺

Best dogs. My girl was so loving , gentle and protective. She impressed everyone. Lucy is beautiful, keep having fun with her.

I have a female puppy GSD, and I love that she is adventurous with food. It makes me so happy to watch her eat. She can fake death just to get my attention tho. She's only 8 weeks and with so much attitude already. Taking so much care of her is so therapeutic for me.

We went to pick out a pup, we ended up getting 2 sisters who were very close. Our GS girls are now 11 months old, one looks to me, one looks to my daughter. Very smart and easily trained, and still growing.

ALL dogs are beautiful, everyone has their own personality and deserve to be kept indoors. Outside guard dogs still need a protected dog house so they don't suffer from sun, rain or snow. ANYTHING ELSE IS ABUSE.

I am impressed how Lucy was so patient during the entire video! Amazing! And she is so cute! ❤️😍😊

Informative video! Thanks! Also thanks for wearing those shorts 🤩 haha ❤️

Look at her just sitting there with her pretty face. What a beauty

My uncle has an almost 2yo GS, and he (the dog) hugs your leg with his front paw when he wants to be pet and doesn't let go until he decides it's enough 😂❤

This was the first "Lucy" video that I have seen. I also have a Female GSD. She weighs 76lbs but is fit and trim. Penelope is also larger than most females that I have been around. I prefer female dogs in general, I am 59 years old and have only owned 2 Male dogs. Intelligence is one of the remarkable traits of my Penelope, I am amazed at how fast she picks up on what I am training her to do. She is one of the most loving dogs I have ever had. People always say that certain breeds should be the only dogs in your home. I have had 2 female Akitas I always heard you can't have smaller dogs or animals while owning Akitas that has never been the case, I honestly think most troubles or problems stem from "weak" or "inexperienced" owners. I currently have 4 dogs a Pitbull, Chiuhauha, Poodle and GSD. They all get along they will sleep and eat together. My Poodle is 18 years old, blind in one eye limited vision in the other and she is very hard of hearing but she still plays and act goofy. My German Shepherd will herd her away from the pool, will stop to let the Poodle walk in front of her, enter the house first and will "take" the Poodle outside to go potty.

I have a female GS she is awesome 🤩 she is so smart and was trained professional however, before I sent her to Alabama K-9 in Tuscaloosa she was house broken completely by 7 weeks and learned to sit , speak etc. etc. She started her professional training at one year old and she is the greatest protector and is so gentle with the grandchildren

I love how well behaved Lucy is while you do this video. However, she stopped looking at you or the camera as soon as you pulled out the tug, her eyes went to that and stayed there and she looked even more interested when you brought out the multi-colored tug. I can tell that is one of her favorite "training" exercises. Thank you for the information. I am considering a German Shepherd because I grew up with one and Bullet was the most loyal and loving dog I've ever owned. I live in the city and although we have a dog park there have been issues with people letting their dogs loose and going back to sit in their vehicles. Unfortunately, the city just posted a sign and decided they had done enough.

She’s such a good girl!! We loved our German Shepherds...Lucy is well loved...

I`ve had both,female and male German shepherd. My female German shepherd is more protective and dominant.The female is more aggresive to strangers! So from my experience,the female is the better guard dog..

6 years and counting with my Princess girl Best dog ever. German Shepherds are intelligent, brave, fearlessly authentic, sweet and protective. Training her was super easy and fun, they love to please and make the family happy. Lots of love, socializing, and playing. Socialize early. And a lot. My GSD girl protects my younger siblings with her life, and don’t get me started on my daughter. You can’t go wrong with a GSD!

Damn!! It’s so cool to see you guys use the drawing of Lucy I made for you guys so long ago, both in your PFP and on a shirt!!!

Lucy is so patient, we had a make and he lived until he was 15 years old. All down to how you look after ones faithful best friend.

When he says bloody discharge she's like, nah mehn don't, don't talk about that

Great video with awesome tips...I got a female Mali but all you say is perfect for me! By the way ordered from YOLO PUP thanks for the heads up! New sub from Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸!

i have a female GSD and she’s a service dog in training for myself, she definitely feeds off my anxiety but we’re working on it. love this breed so fucking much.

I had 4 males and 2 females over the years. I found that the females are more protective and the males more playful!

Had 2 female GSD , protective , loyal, loving . Best dog ever. Regards Brenda

She reminds me so much of our late family German Shepard. Her colours, size and all :( she was my besties and helped me through the hardest times. My chiefy girl. Thinking about adopting another atm

I just miss my old dog. My mother was a dog trainer and did search and rescue. My dog died a few months ago and a great dog. She always was the best dog in search and rescue.

I will only get a female German Shepherd.

I have a 13yr old male GSD. He has never been neutered and has never had a day sick or at the vet apart from vaccinations, until recently. Getting weak on back legs now and has had anti inflammatories last few months. He was very youthful until his mate died at age 12yrs. They both swam weekly their whole lives and I think it helped keep them fit and well. If I could go back in time i think I would also feed raw food.

I had a beautiful female German Shepard named Ubu. She was AMAZING and my best friend from good times through bad. I miss her passing every day.

I’ve been thinking of adding another GSD to the fam and I enjoyed your video. Thank you for saying your dog is West German Showline. Many people don’t know the difference. My male GSD is West German Working line and we train for Schutzhund/IPO. He is super eager to learn and please. Very easy to train. Males and Females of working lines I observed at the club, all learned pretty fast and were usually all on par with ease of training. I think the deviation in male/female training ease is mostly seen in showline GSDs. Which is what most people have. Just my experience with working line and showline dogs.

I LOVED my female shepherds! They were WONDERFUL! I highly recommend them! AND, they were easier to train. Mine were mostly 110 lbs! They matched the size of their brothers. I had both over 35+ years, and my females were my favorites! The females were more protective, too.

You are so right about female German Shepherds. We've had 4 of them, smart, obedient, loyal, protective,and beautiful. Our 4 girls we got at different times. Jackeline "Jake" our first, was pretty much spoiled, although they all were, but since we were lucky enough to have our own business at the time, she got to go to work with us every day. Pretty cool for a puppy at 8 weeks old. She went shopping with us, even went to dinner with us. Sadly she passed at 8 years old from CANCER. We had another dog, a Lab mix. She was devastated as were we. We decided to get another, "what we would call Jake dog". We found one, a German Shepherd not a for real Jake dog. No this one was Comet. A beautiful little girl, she made us and Yeller, Jakes sister very HAPPY. These 2 were Mommy and Baby. Sadly Comet passed at 7 years old from CANCER. A few years passed and we got another Shepherd Sylver, she was about 9 weeks old, how many times do I have to say Beautiful, but she was. She fit right in, got along with Yeller, she had all the same benefits as the other dogs, maybe more. She was happy as could be. She could sleep with us anytime she wanted, same thing all the others did. We live on 10 acres of land, so all the doggies had plenty of room to explore, but we always had an eye open to where they were. I think you know where this is going, yep she died of CANCER. The last dog we had was a dog named Morgan, she was really different from the rest. We got her from a nephew that was having problems with her, and he knew how much we liked shepherds and knowing how much land we had, he thought it would be the perfect fit, so did we. Turned out it wasn't. we took Morgan to different Vets, and they all said there was nothing they could do for her. We had no choice but to put Her down at 2 years old. We talked to the breeder, who admitted it was all a mistake, that it should never have happened. She even said she would come to VERMONT, from CONNECTUT to get the dog and take care of her, and we had a bad feeling about what she was going to do. Morgan wasn't living in our home for that long, but she didn't have to be, any dog that comes through our door is FAMILY Bye the way Yeller lived to 16 years old MISS THEM ALL, But why do Shepherds have Cancer Issues???

You are spot on. my female German Shepherd is easy to train good disposition and very athletic thank you for your informative video

How she got excited about the tugs but was so nice 😭😭 Just got my female gsd a few weeks ago and shes the sweetest little girl ever. She loves the snow and adores the hell out of playing- good thing shes got a good red/blue heeler doggie uncle to play with

I don't know who said it first but the quote "May I always be the kind of person my dog thinks I am" has real meaning after a GSD. No one will ever love you more or show more loyalty (if brought up well). My current girl, Sallie Sunshine, will be 13 years old in a few weeks and is still obsessed with me. She thinks that I am incredible. It's been an amazing adventure sharing my life with her.

Lucy is a real beauty. She is such a good girl and stays right next to you. Obviously you trained her well. We had a GS years ago, Princess. We miss her so much. She loved us and we sure loved her. She was protective and obedient. So smart and affectionate. RIP, Princess P. 😌🙏🐾🐾 💜

Great informative video! My puppy looks like Lucy. Thanks for the information

My boy passed In January 2024. He was 15.8 months. And only started getting arthritis etc at 13 5 years. He was never sick. He was amazing