In German those dogs are called "Deutsche Schäferhunde", which literally translates to "German shepherd dogs". My guess is, that this was simplified to just "german shepherds" over time.
In dog breeding/training circles, people still say "German Shepherd Dog" fairly often, even though you can just omit the "Dog" part in casual conversation. The initialism "GSD" is extremely common, too.
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Mein elsässischer Arsch: Trauma ausgelöst
Wir streichen einfach ein „l“ aus euren ganzen -willers und fügen ein „e“ hinzu. Ansonsten verändert sich ja nichts…. Vorerst
Klingt gut!
Guten Tag!
Wir sind hier und werden uns nicht schweigen
In German those dogs are called "Deutsche Schäferhunde", which literally translates to "German shepherd dogs". My guess is, that this was simplified to just "german shepherds" over time.
In dog breeding/training circles, people still say "German Shepherd Dog" fairly often, even though you can just omit the "Dog" part in casual conversation. The initialism "GSD" is extremely common, too.
You don’t mess with the son of a shepard either.
foolish Ed-boy
This made me laugh out loud! Thank you.
Basiert
Basiert worauf?
Wahrheit
I know absolutely zero German but my guess is he is saying I guard my children??
"no mercy, my children!"
Sweet, looks like I know 50% German
I mean tbf the knife guy probably still got off easy compared to if a working line German Shepherd dog came through that door.
sometimes I feel like I see German everywhere and that I should learn it, but then I remember it's mostly just on lemmy/reddit