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\ We have linked below an abundance of information which no
dog owner should be without. Everything from how to train a dog to
emergency care. When you have a German Shepherd Dog, or any pet, one of the
most important Making your home safe for your best friend is only logical. Puppies love to chew...especially electrical cords. Dogs love sweets...especially poisons like anti-freeze. The have snoopy noses that fit very nicely in the jaws of mouse traps. Is that a cat on the other side of the street? Is that a car coming down the street? "Murphy's law" is in effect here. If something can go wrong...it will. Remove, eliminate, get rid of safety hazards in and around your home!!! Know how to handle emergencies...or at least where to get help. The links below can be of great assistance to you. Take a look at them...get familiar with them and learn.
The following is accurate
to the best of our knowledge as National Animal Poison Control: 1-888-426-4435 Links and Phone
numbers for Emergency Animal Hospitals Schertz
Animal Hospital Angel
of Mercy Animal Critical Care Emergency Pet Clinic Animal Emergency Room Northeast Emergency Animal Clinic Animal
Defense League South Texas Veterinary
Specialists Education and Information Web sites German
Shepherd Dogs FAQs Emergency and Critical Animal Hospitals, Texas
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people in your life should be their veterinarian. Knowing
where to get help in an emergency is a must. Find out where the
Emergency Animal Hospitals are located and POST IT in a kitchen cabinet...or
someplace where you can find it very quickly. 
Phone Numbers of
Emergency