Gerberian Shepsky
The Gerberian Shepsky is a mixed breed dog, namely a cross between the German Shepherd and the Siberian Husky dog breeds. According to animal experts, being a mixed breed, the Gerberian Shepsky tend to be medium to large in size.
Due to their long and dense coats, they are generally not recommended for people with pet allergies, because they tend to shed a lot. Gerberian Shepskies are energetic dogs, which means that they need plenty of exercise and space, so they can’t do well in apartments. In addition, they can develop problematic behavior if you leave them alone for long periods of time.
If you want to teach your dog who is the parent of that house, you have to make your pet wait to eat, because this way, you establish your leadership role and they will understand who keeps these valuable resources, such as food, toys, treats, water and so on. Of course, this rule applies to any dog breed out there.
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