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German Shepherd

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Home:Naperville, IL

Sex: Male Weight: 51-100 lbs

Dogster stats for Wolfie


Stars:

Leave a bone for Wolfie

Nicknames:
Boobong, Woofy, Puppy Dog

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-purebred

Birthday:
April 15th 1992

Likes:
Car rides, playing fetch, hide and go seek, frisby, walking around our lake, swimming, jogging, snow, running on ice, sleeping...

Pet-Peeves:
Squirt guns, small overly hyper dogs, cats, strangers wearing dark cloths and a hat that walk slow and look like they're going to cause trouble

Favorite Toy:
Tennis ball, frisbies

Favorite Food:
Anything

Favorite Walk:
Around our old lake and the forest

Best Tricks:
Hide and seek, Stay then fetch, balance tennis ball on head, mush, roll over, back up when told, find the ball, jump on anything when told, hand shake and other hand

Arrival Story:
When I was in 3rd grade, my family and I went out shopping for trees and bushes for landscaping. On our way to one of the coupld stores we visited that day, we saw a sign off the street that said "Puppies". Of course being the little kids that we were, my brother, sister, and I persuaded our parents to check it out. At first we thought they looked black labs but were soon informed that they were German Sheps. My parents had no intention on bringing home a pet that day but my dads love for German Shepards won him over. After careful consideration and a lunch break with the family talking it over, our family made the choice. We came back an hour later to pick up soon to be Wolfie. They wanted the biggest, most relaxed one and there he was sleeping....Wolfie. He was the fattest one and the only one sleeping. Everyone fell in love in an instant.

Bio:
Wolfie was my first dog and my best friend. I took him everywhere I went and it almost seemed as if he loved being by my side to protect me and watch over me. Wolfie was smart, laid back, and very loyal to our family. He had a puppy spirit throughout his entire life of 12 years old. He loved walks around our backyard lake, the forest, and loved doing tricks along the way. Tragically, at 11 yrs of age, Wolfie was diagnosed with neuropathy, a nerve deteriorating disease that hampered his ability to walk and control his bladder and bowel movements. Shortly after his 12th birthday, Wolfie would no longer walk on his own and our family struggled to make that final, heart breaking decision.

Forums Motto:
Puppy dog

I've Been On Dogster Since:

August 3rd 2005