Say hello to Daizy!

But the real question on everyone's mind...
What's her 0 to 100km time? And is it faster than a cat? I see her ears are up for aerodynamics, is there an install thread for those?
 
Lovely looking GS mate.

Our lab passed away just a few weeks ago now. We've got a Dalmation pup arriving in June. *gulp*
 
RickRob said:
Our much-loved German Shepherd Dog, Zak, passed away last year. He left a huge German Shepherd-sized hole in our lives.

We collected Daizy yesterday. We had forgotten how much hard work pups are, but with eyes like this we soon forget:

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Love German Sheppard pups,cuteas can be,very fluffy,lol.

Same as u,we lost our 7-year old Male beagle last year,and have recently got another,but a female this time,and forgot how much hard work they can be too :o
 
Xiaxio said:
But the real question on everyone's mind...
What's her 0 to 100km time? And is it faster than a cat? I see her ears are up for aerodynamics, is there an install thread for those?
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Her 0 to 30mph time is very fast. After that the exponential increase in wind resistance on her ears means that she has an absolute max of 35mph! :lol: She has yet to meet a cat as those owned by our neighbours must still think that Daizy's predecessor is still here, and Zak hated cats!
 
Lovely looking dog, some of the biggest ears I've ever seen on a GSD. Amazing how quickly she's grown.
Sadly we can no longer have a dog due to young grandchildren living with us.
There was a post earlier this week with a black GS puppy which I thought looked good.
I see that GSD's are the fourth most popular dog in UK, no prizes for guessing which are the most popular, we have two next door.
 
:o Hell fire Rick what are you feeding her..??? An M and a GSD, you'd be able to afford a stately home if you did'nt have the food and fuel bills.. :wink:

Lovely dog, hope she's helped to fill Zak's shoes. :thumbsup:
 
Thanks for the comments. They do grow up quickly!

I think that you know when they're fully grown when they have grown into their ears, paws and tail. So still a lot of growing to do. She weighs about 30kg. Our old male GSD was 55kg so I'd guess that Daizy will max out at about 45kg.

The single biggest cost is indeed food - she only has raw meat or fish - no biscuits. The other big expense is insurance. I pay about £200 per year to insure the ///M and about £400 to insure the dog! And that isn't counting the cost of running a Discovery so that Daizy can travel in style and comfort!

The stately home awaits the lottery win!
 
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