Check out our many resources on crate training, exercise, feeding, flea and tick prevention, grooming, heartworms, microchips, socialization, training and vaccinations.
For more information on being a responsible pet owner, visit the AKC website
Introducing a New Dog to a Resident Cat - From PAWS
Texas Law Regarding Rabies Vaccinations
A Moving and Emotional video from Bright Star Rescue of New York... why we do what we do
A Dogs Mind: Understanding Your Dogs Behavior, by Bruce Fogle
The German Shepherd Dog in Word & Picture’ by Max v. Stephanitz
Dog Training for Dummies, by Jack & Wendy Volhard
The Dog Listener, by Jan Fennell
The Other End of the Leash, by Patricia McConnell
Help for Your Shy Dog, by Deborah Wood
I Love My Dog But..., by Joy Tiz
Fundamentals of Learning and Motivation, by Frank Logan
Culture Clash, by Jean Donaldson
Positive Perspectives, by Pat Miller
How Dogs Learn, by Burch and Bailey
Bones Would Rain from the Sky, by Suzanne Clothier
Schutzhund Obedience Training in Drive, by Sheila Booth with Gottfried Dildei
Even though we would love to have you adopt from us...
We encourage you to check out your local rescue as well. We are all involved for the same reasons and have the same goal... finding new forever homes for all of the forgotten and abandoned German Shepherds across Texas.
Central Texas - Central Texas German Shepherd Rescue
San Antonio - German Shepherd Rescue of San Antonio
Ennis - Camp Wolfgang
And our good friends on the West Coast, Coastal German Shepherd Rescue
Irvine, California
Coastal White German ShepherdDog Rescue Referral, Inc
*Disclaimer: Austin German Shepherd Rescue, its owners, contributors and/or assigns, make no warranties, either expressed or implied, for any ethical standards, quality of services, health and/or temperament of any dogs offered by any other rescue - and/or the content of their website or the links as shown in the Other Texas Rescues section of this site. All interested parties are urged to check out the organization offering anything for sale and/or adoption before making any decisions. We strongly recommend that the prospective adopter discuss these issues with the individual rescue group.