@@Repeaterbeater Yes my adult German Shepherd would bark at anything outside - but he wasn't allowed in the house (not my rule).Otherwise I would have had him in my bedroom. Our other GSD was a bit of a lunatic and still a puppy.
@@MrTinmansbrain they seem like well behaved doggie and hell they were up guarding all night so they deserve a little treat for the security. But I understand where you come from
What's really neat is the way they instinctively take turns staying alert. There's always one dog -- which switches throughout the night -- which is restless and pops its head up every few minutes to check for danger. We're seeing millions of years of evolved pack behaviour, and probably a large part of the reason why dogs became the first domesticated species.
Fixing to get me a shepherd pup I can't wait...I'm gonna love him and hug him and squeeze him and his name is gonna be George 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 No seriously his name is gonna be Bruce Wayne....my last dogs name was Winky Winky Pup Pup and he was adorable 🥰 Everyone laughed at his name 🤣🤣🤣
I had one growing up. She would patrol the house every night. One night I had a night terror. I must have cried out. Open my eyes to a huge brown fluffy head licking my face. She hopped up and laid beside me and rested her head on my stomach. Stroked her until I calmed down and began to fall asleep. Just before I passed out, she gently stood up and hopped down. She went back to her nightly patrol.
My male German Shepherd is 5 yrs old and for the longest time I thought something was wrong with him because he didn’t seem to sleep more than 30-45 minutes at a time. He’s constantly patrolling, scaring the hell outta me in the middle of the night because he sees a leaf out of place on a tree 🤣. He sees cats, dogs and people with his insane 500 yard vision and will let the entire neighborhood know he’s going to bed when I let him out for the last time at night. He refuses to come in at night if he hasn’t checked our entire lot. He has 8-10 ft pogo stick vert reps and can clear our acre lot in about 3 bounds. He is an absolutely magnificent beast. He is the absolute best, most loyal, smartest dog I have ever had. I can’t imagine him leaving me at some point. Our bond is beyond measure.
That's so cool! I hope to have a connection like that with a doggy of my own, someday. I really do believe that there's a spiritual bond between humans and dogs.
My GSD did this when I rescued him for about a year or so. He check on me and pace up and down 30 times a night. The bond him and I have is beyond words.
Our GS didn’t seem to care much for sleeping on a bed, she laid claim to a loveseat and that was her spot for almost 13 years. Sometimes she would sleep in the hall outside the bedrooms, some extra protection. I miss that sweet girl so much.
When I went to bed, my girl would hop up right with me. Then, just as I was falling asleep, she'd get down and lay right next to the bed all night. Guess I had jimmie legs!! :) I miss her so bad. Hugs to you and Cool Lady.
My Springer Spaniel used to curl up in a ball, next to my lower back, about an hour later, I would wake up, literally on the edge of the bed, about to fall out, glance over my shoulder, and yep Springer stretched out, all the way across the bed, experienced that for the best part of 13 years,,and now 15 years later, the bed has never felt, so big, so uncomfortable and so empty.
My dog goes to bed around 10pm, but he'll never sleep until I do. If I work late in bed, sometime even until 2 pm, he'll be awake the entire time, just observing me from his bed. Once I remove everything from bed and turn around to sleep, I'll hear him giving a big, tired sigh and finally starting to sleep. Usually, 10 min later he's already snoring. Dogs are such loyal creatures - they care for us so much that they synchronize with us completely, it's deeply vired into them.
This perfectly explains why during the day your dog is asleep most of the time because since you're part of his pack, you're 'on duty' and they're resting. During the night, this switches. You can see this with all 3 dogs here in a rotation. Truly amazing to see evolution hasn't changed at all!
You’re just seeing the parts of the video that are interesting. The video cuts a lot, there’d be no point to showing us an hour of 3 dogs and a woman not moving in a bed. (Not to mention creepy)
@@Ryancelot interesting, might be breed specific? I know pugs were never really meant to exist naturally outside purely being a pet and not for self defense at all.
Am I trippin or did this actually look pretty calm? One instance of barking at a possible intruder, but other then that they were super chill! I bet she sleeps wonderful knowing she has these 3 to keep her safe at night! Dogs are cool
My 6 month old girl is the same way. You wouldn’t even know she’s there for the most part except for her snoring lol. But she’ll make her presence known if need be
My daughter once lived in a remote cottage in the wilds of Northumberland. I occasionally stayed there to look after her horses and cats when she had to spend time away. I could never have stayed alone unless my very protective, faithful Staffy came with me, she would never leave my side. She passed away 3 years ago at the age of 19 years. I miss her more than words can say 😓
@@1961-v9k I am so sorry to hear that and am sorry for your loss. It really is amazing how these wonderful creatures can impact our life in such a positive way.
When I was a kid we had a collie, she would sleep at the foot of my bed but during the night she would progressively take up more and more space. By morning I usually woke up squished up against the wall while she was fully stretched out in the middle of the bed. Good memories.
Our collie did exactly the same thing with me. Unfortunately the cats liked to sleep on my other side at the top of the bed so I would wake up with my legs crushed against the wall and my head hanging over the edge of the bed!
Haha my Shepherd is just like all three of yours! Constantly moving around, big stretches, lots of active dreaming, random pacing to search the room, occasional loud noises as she accidentally rolls off the bed 😂 And then a big wet nose in my eye socket at 0730 sharp, every. single. day. 😂 Wouldn’t change it for the world 💕
Those dogs are completely adorable from their noses to their paws! I love how they sleep on your bed for a while, jump off, sleep on the floor, watch the windows, gather together like a gang in the morning and beg for breakfast. Haha!
My German shepherd just passed, she was the most beautiful thing that ever happened to me, she was 18 years old my childhood dog,this loss is never ending.. we loved her like our child.. ♥️Sabreena 🕊️💐
So sorry, my Betty is so lovely, she is 3 and has mastitis, I was running everywhere trying to find what that large lump on her booby was, she is so close to me and has separation anxiety if I even go to the supermarket, she now had 8 pups and finding it hard which ones to give away when they look at me with those innocent eyes, 18 is great though, what did you feed your lovely girl?
This is probably the filthiest bed on earth! And probably the room smells 😷 so gross like you are in a barn. Those dogs walk around every day on 💩 ,pee and germs 🦠 and they just bring it to that bed. Then we are surprised that we have weird diseases among us 🥲
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Delivered amazon for a while and there was this old farmer with 4 shepherds. They were all big beautiful western purebreads! Nothing but a small house and a big yard, surrounded by endless open sky and his dogs.. Nedless to say he discovered true happiness in life (: Hope your dogs all live long happy lives, GSD's really are the best!
Laughing at how relatable this is. My favorite is the ignoring them pretending I'm asleep but can feel them staring through the blankets. Then they start nudging with their nose then their paw
Brings back memories 🥰. I grew up in a family with four GSD’s and one Malinois. As a kid I was forbidden to sneak the dogs in my bedroom but I did it anyway. Just one big pile of warm fluff. If I was sick they all layed around my bed, watching (and nibbeling my sandwiches). As a teen I sneaked out of the house with our Malinois because she could jump the fence with me (and I felt completely safe with my personal fluffy bodyguard). The GSD’s would not sound the alarm of me leaving on my own but on return… that’s why I always took the Malinois with me because then the GSD’s wouldn’t bark. They just looked annoyed like they wanted to say: ‘Do you have any idea what time it is?!’
@@morry19965 yes, they jump incredibly high. And when the jumping isn’t enough they just climb and claw their way up. The look my dad had when he thought he bought a new GSD puppy to surprise my mom. And my mom just like ‘That’s not a GSD it’s a Malinois’. Dad thinking a Malinois was just like a smaller, skinnier GSD 😂. He learned the hard way what the difference is between a GSD and a Malinois.
I can relate totally! My dutch shepherd shares the bed with me and we live in an urban area in Germany. That means a lot of drunk people walking by especially at the weekends. There usually is no way I sleep longer than 2-3 hours without the shep siren going off. At the same time I sleep much deeper now with him. If anyone even tries to enter our yard he will wake me up. We're always one step ahead of anyone with bad intentions. :)
As someone that has two GSDs this is spot on. I'm surprised you didn't get to experience the early morning mattress wrestling match like I do, that's an alarm clock that will wake you up.
That was so funny - love the stairs that only got used once - would love to know what kind of amazing camera was used - you are so patient with your 3 fur babies and such a loving Doggie Mommy - thx for posting, loved it - Cheers
@@lazarmarinkovic8486 man bring a mate let dogs attack mate and blast all of them with shotgun, including mate, no more doggos. Then do fun with owner and rob thing Dont call the cops or I enter thru ur window during
I had a few back in the days but my Simba was the best. He'd wake me up for school every morning at 5! Seeing this brought the memories back. He was stolen out of our yard one day when I was at school. Never seen my baby again but this makes me appreciate them more...
ha ha ha "hi Mumsy!!" You can set the clock by our GSD. Not sure how she does it, but it's almost to the minute. Sometimes, hold my breath to fool her big ears...but she snuffles under the blankets ... She's just perfect!
Lol. They definitely have a watch hidden beneath the fur somewhere. My dog decided that 5:30 is his breakfast & 17:30 dinner time. No dissuading him...sigh
My GSD sleeps with me every night, watching over me & guarding the house - I have never felt so safe in my life!!! As a single mom getting a GSD was the smartest & safest thing I could have ever done for my family! I love him so much! Who needs a man when u have a shepherd!
@@meltingsnowflakes8311 why are you assuming that the kids don’t have a father figure? And some people choose to be single parents. Ie people who solo adopt or do or use donor eggs or spend. Or the father could have passed away. Stop being so closed minded.
German Shepards are the most loyal dogs. They never want to leave your side and are always alerting you to new possible dangers which is why they need heavy training to direct that energy correctly
We had 5 cats at one point ... sleeping at night was like sleeping in the middle of a race track, several times in the night my husband and I would get trampled and run over 😂😂
I can't even imagine how hard it is to sleep peacefully between 3 large dogs and they mostly guard rather then sleep. My tiny dog can wake me up by simply walking on the bed but once she lays her head she's fast asleep.
I have a 100 pound 10 month old Dane Pit Bull mix. She supposed to alert me when my breathing is off. She taught herself that chest compressions is a great way to alert me. Fun times. She's learning still to alert me properly but I still get the occasional chest compression. She's got her own kinda grove. I dig it
Snuggles and kisses beats the way my German shepherd used to wake me up. Dixie wasn't allowed to sleep in bed with me, and she couldn't reach my face to kiss me awake. So she would stand next to my bed and slide her head under the covers to touch her cold, wet nose against my ribs. Guaranteed to wake you up, especially on cold winter mornings! As big and ferocious as she looked, Dixie was a big chicken, through and through. My bedroom is at the back of the house, not far from the back door. One Saturday morning at about 6 am, I heard someone try to break in through the back door. Dixie, who slept at the foot of my bed, heard it, too, and she raised a ruckus, barking as loud as she could. But she ran to the other end of the house to bark from a safe distance! 🤣 She wouldn't go into that part of the house for 2 weeks unless I was with her, and every strange noise brought her immediately to her feet with a single frightened bark each time. At least her big, booming barks scared off the burglar. She even once tried to hide behind my legs when an aggressive miniature Doberman wanted to start a fight with her. 😄
@@rhodealexandre6583 😀 I've recommended another type of dog with a booming bark for those folks thinking about getting a dog but couldn't have a big dog like a German shepherd: Basset hound. They have a booming bark that sounds like a big dog, but they're more of a mid-sized dog.
Judging from how she raised them i wouldn't say she's safe, those dogs are all bark no bite if an intruder broke in those dogs would run around scared just barking at them.
@@SauciestPrince6 do you want to test that theory? I raised the most gentle and sweet golden retriever and never taught him to defend the house etc but he did chase off two burglars when they tried to enter my house through the garage! There's no doubt in my mind that most dogs would try to defend you against unknown people! Sure, this varies depending on the dog etc but for larger dogs, especially German Shepherds, I would think twice before testing that theory! 🤔
@@RobertForslund I have a large dog and people are usually afraid of her. She's noisy, she barks, and then she settles down. But the barking does them in, and they don't wait for the settling down. Getting very old now but she still hears better than I do.
@@SauciestPrince6 I had one guy who thought that about my dog when he, a stranger, got out of his vehicle on my property because he was lost and I couldn't help him find the place he was looking for. I had my dog outside with me who was ready to go. Released my dog and my dog chased him back into his vehicle. The guy didn't assume my dog would do anything because he's only 30 lbs and not a GSD breed. I still trained my dog to guard me. After he chased the guy he came back on command and sat. Don't ever assume anything about a dog until the owners says so.
German Shepherds are such good dogs. I sadly had to put mine down the other day. But she was so sweet, we're donating to animal shelters in her memory.
My GSD dog was put down 20yrs ago cause he became aggressive and bite a person, it took me almost two decades to get another one, this time |I got a female and she is the loveliest dog ever, I never thought I'd say that about a dog again, she just had 8 pups, if you live in the UK maybe you can thinking o adding a new member to your family, although Ii don't want to part with any of them, GSD are lovely. Maybe you could get another GSD, I waiting far too long.
My GSD is on patrol all night. She checks the whole house just about every hour with naps in between her rounds. If anything needs attention, she will come in and breathe in my face.
mine do not seem to sleep at night , only when i am awake and my wife is home. If I'm not home their on duty, if my wife is home their on duty. Only when I'm in do they relax. Good doogos😜
@lmgpro omg! Are you really asking that ? What do you think Dogs are? Your perception of Dogs is quite unsettling to me. As puppies they usually need to be let out or they will pee or poop in the house. But They learn of course! They go out before bed then they can hold it until morning! I have a pitbull, he sleeps with me. Never did he pee nor poop in the bed. Why would he?
I have one german shepherd and she does EXACTLY this every night. I honestly don't even know why I set an alarm for the morning. She starts waking me up at 6:30.
My late half German shepherd used to wake my mom up minutes before her alarm every single morning and then bolt up the stairs with her in tow to wake us up for school 🥺
Well, when a dog sleeps with you - it just means they're bonded to you, its one of their ways of showing love and a sense of safety. While I don't have three dogs sleeping with me - but I have two Malinois who do (always had two, a male and female, since I was little kid), wake up every morning with one (or both) of em leaning against me with all four feet in the air. They don't do what the dogs in this video do either. They sleep next to me till I wake up (they don't get off the bed or move around like these in the vid do). And if they're waking me up its because they need to go out. And they know when I'm about to go to bed. I take a shower every night before bed, soon as I turn the shower off - they immediately head to their spots on my bed and wait for me to get settled in.
Love this! One of my boys stays up by the pillow and the other at the end of the bed. The younger one gets up in the middle of the night to cool down then comes back. You can really see what a great pack you have created. Pure love and devotion! Thank you for sharing!
Watching my dogs take turns guarding outside is so fun. We have 2 great pyrenees and they sectioned off our backyard for themselves to guard together. Always one of them up and around
Yep - we can relate. As my youngest kid said after taking care of our pack of big dogs over a weekend alone - "Dad, four dogs is too many!" But we love them all!!
Our GSD spends most of the night either patrolling or in the hall between our two daughters’ (14 and 18) rooms. If you get in, you can do what you please to the wife and I, but you’re not getting near the kids. We’ve had him since they were 7 and 11 and he’s been their loyal bodyguard ever since. Loves the girls, likes my wife and I, barely tolerates the cat. Wouldn’t have it any other way. Jade, Jasper and Jet are beautiful.
I had a GSD and a Plott Hound (both have now passed), but that was literally every night with them. Shepherd would usually be a little more at ease, but heard EVERY little noise and felt it his duty to "inform" me!!! Miss them two, they were wonderful dogs...
Yes, I can absolutely relate, lol. It is nice to see we aren't the only ones bold enough to have 3 Shepherds in the house with us. We have a white shepherd, GSD, and a Dutch Shepherd. The white shepherd roams the house at night as the queen likes to make her rounds with the kids and then her couch. The other two sleep in my room with us. They are such fantastic companions. Truly better than we deserve!
😂 OH my gosh, that's our house! We have 2 shepherd mixes and they do the exact same thing. We're exhausted when we get up to go to work and they sleep all day. A dogs life 🐶🐶
I sleep with my 3 doggies, 2 Collies and a Rottie. They have their fixed sleep locations, one of them is always on my feet. The joy i receive from them, when they spy I’m awake is the BEST!!!!!
It's like sleeping with my 2 cats. One is jealous of the other. It's normal to wake up in the middle of the night to the jealous one fighting with the other... right on top of me !😹
@@sallyire1 The jealous one likes to lay next to me on my pillow and pat me on the face and neck. The only problem is he likes to flex his paws and his claws stab me. He's such a jerk, but he's cute and he knows it. 😸
Bad guy breaks in……. “Well I had a good run for a bit”. 😂 I am lucky to have two GSD as my fur monsters along with two gorgeous but dramatic Huskies. Was raised with GSD and they used to come sit on both sides of me when a stranger was near. They would always lean into me almost pushing me over as a kid. I never thought why when I was young, but now I know they were protecting me and basically telling me “they make a move at you, we take them down”. Love my puppies.
@@jarrod1687 Eh exact opposite. Alot of dogs will be aggressive towards anybody without training. I live in the country and have 2 pyrenees and a gsd. I have to introduce them to each person while im there. Or they wont like them. My uncle made the mistake of opening my bedroom door when i wasnt there. He was escorted out.
@@matt59fire I've worked with trained gaurd dogs and protection dogs. I've seen first hand that 99 percent of dogs are cowards when it comes to confronting intruders. Even in with known gaurd dog breeds. Just because the bark and seem aggressive doesn't mean anything and usually the ones that seem over aggressive are actually the most scared, they are compensating for there lack of confidence and giving into they're fear
@@jarrod1687 So to you. If they dont bite they are cowards. If they bite, they are cowards. Theres no arguing with you. If i told you mine already bit someone coming on my property while i was at work, you would say its becauss they are cowards. Give me a break
@@matt59fire untrained dogs bite with the front of there mouth, a trained confident dog will use there whole mouth and crush bones and won't let go. Not trying to offend anyone but facts are facts. If your dog fear bites they are a potential liability, especially if they are unsocialised. The kind of dog that will bites friends and family.
Thank you, I thought my baby didn’t feel comfortable on my bed with me no matter how much room I gave him in the bed, but to see all your dogs decide to go to the floor against your bed makes me feel so much better. Thank you.
Rescue a second dog. They form a pact and keep each other company when you the alpha male or female leaves. Or maybe live with three at a time as I do. Three times as much love and friendship!
i think this depends on the weather. on summer/spring my baby sleeps on my feet and changes places during the night. gets off bed, goes to sleep on the floor, then switches to bed once again. on fall/winter tho, she goes under the covers with me and sleeps for like 10, sometimes even 12 hours lmao i get off bed and she stays sleeping too lazy to leave her comfort
@@glennalan unfortunately I rent and live with my uncle. Hopefully he’s planning on getting another dog soon but with my cousin living in the basement with their cat I have to just assume him never staying still while sleeping is a just “I want to check on everyone in my “Herd” (all of us in the house.) and even as a puppy he has shown he wanted to patrol to make sure everyone who lives here is still in the house before returning to me and my bedroom. I digress, my friend worry was I spent a year alone with him as a puppy sleeping on the floor with him, and I’ve been concerned for a long time the reason he won’t stay sleeping on my bed (when I shut the bedroom door) is because he didn’t have enough space or didn’t like sleeping in my bed with me, but as shown in the video it’s probably just more of the “shepherd/sentry” traits they have. Regardless, thank you for your advice, if it was up to me I’d have a bunch of cats and dogs but, still, hopefully soon my uncle will get his own puppy for my baby to play with. (I say baby but he’s 4 now.)
@@glennalan also not trying to be rude I promise you but the concept of alpha male wolf and stuff was debunked by the person who first wrote the book on it lol, he begged his publisher to quit printing the book but they said no cause money. “Alpha wolves” are more like “dad/granddad wolves” where the rest are just like “yes dad.” But again look into that yourself if you want just wanted to offer you something interesting to look into if you’re interested. Still, thank you for your kind helpful comment! I appreciate it!
Never mind the haters. It's sweet that you share your room and bed with your doggies. They're so cute! I had the pleasure of dogsitting a GSD a couple years ago, best week ever! ❤🥰
When we had three they would always be on alert if not all three then one and they took turns going downstairs and checking the house....they are an awesome breed and I'll never ever change that....I'll always choose my shepherds over anything else....now we have two and the baby four month old is learning from our 8yr old and it's amazing....
I have three dogs and two cats .. I can relate so much !! I love your dogs ! You all take care of each other so sweet ! I need to get a stair step to my bed for my dogs !
I have a GSD mix rescue girl. This is so accurate. Out of all the dogs I've had, she was the most amazing dog for keeping us alert of anything happening around the house at night. In contrast, I had a rottweiler/mastiff mix boy. When going to bed, he plopped himself down right up against you and did. not. move until you woke up, even if that was 10 am or noon. I would kick and punch him in my sleep and sometimes roll over on top of him. He never moved.
I can relate to that, I have 3 German shepherds. I average maybe 3 hours of sleep a night, sometimes less. I think I got more sleep and rest during combat, they're buttheads but they're my kids and I love them.
They are VERY VERY loyal dogs. I had an Akita/Shepard mix 125lbs boy he was my baby. Loved him until i no longer had him. I miss you Rex with all my heart.
i remember sleeping with a german shepherd alot, she could hear anything and growled when my older sister came over. haha its funny because i still have her pillow she slept on she had one side of the bed and i had the other.
@@FreeAimDog My GSD sleeps in my room and she is a female, my wife sleeps in her own room, she says Im closer to my dog than I am with her, she's right :)
Oh my gosh, this is absolutely hilarious...well probably not for you lol 😆 They are SO adorable babies, and even though they barely let you sleep, I'm sure you wouldn't have it any other way! Thanks for sharing!
Once my dogs detect I’m even the slightest bit awake, they will hound me and not let me go back to sleep lol. So I let them out potty and leave them in the living room then it’s back to bed for me.
This is precisely why all 6 of my dogs have their own beds and blankets. They play, walk, and swim every day so that they are tired at night and they sleep. No dogs on our bed=better quality of sleep to enjoy them more the next day.
A miracle that you can sleep at all!!
I could easily sleep through that unless one of the dogs sat on me.
@@kiahmadison8541 same,I'd rather puppies rolling around next to me, than hearing any noise from outside the apartment.
@@Repeaterbeater Yes my adult German Shepherd would bark at anything outside - but he wasn't allowed in the house (not my rule).Otherwise I would have had him in my bedroom. Our other GSD was a bit of a lunatic and still a puppy.
She literally sleeps 10 hours a day. I'm lucky if I get 5 hours of sleep with my work schedule.
@@Himmy1000 exactly what I was thinking, 10 hours, that's like what I get in two nights
I love how protective they are but still take breaks to get rubbed lol
Lol
you do not reward a dog waking you up for pets, with pets. you ignore them. not my problem tho.... you do you.
Totally agree.Love from England.
@@MrTinmansbrain they seem like well behaved doggie and hell they were up guarding all night so they deserve a little treat for the security. But I understand where you come from
What's really neat is the way they instinctively take turns staying alert. There's always one dog -- which switches throughout the night -- which is restless and pops its head up every few minutes to check for danger. We're seeing millions of years of evolved pack behaviour, and probably a large part of the reason why dogs became the first domesticated species.
OMG exactly!!! That’s so cool!!!
Fixing to get me a shepherd pup
I can't wait...I'm gonna love him and hug him and squeeze him and his name is gonna be George 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
No seriously his name is gonna be Bruce Wayne....my last dogs name was Winky Winky Pup Pup and he was adorable 🥰
Everyone laughed at his name 🤣🤣🤣
Standing watch. Platoon. Don’t fall asleep or all your men will get killed.
Interesting insight!
So if you only have one shepherd it will stay up all night.
I was wondering why they're up so much, but then I realize. They're being protective. Such loyal pups.
@SpudMan they are sleeping daytimes aswell
@SpudMan they sleep more when its day time.
@@spudman6533dogs sleep for like 30 minutes at a time through the day they don’t sleep for hours like humans
They're rotating between who's on the night watch.
I had one growing up. She would patrol the house every night. One night I had a night terror. I must have cried out. Open my eyes to a huge brown fluffy head licking my face. She hopped up and laid beside me and rested her head on my stomach. Stroked her until I calmed down and began to fall asleep. Just before I passed out, she gently stood up and hopped down. She went back to her nightly patrol.
She wanted to let you know that she would protect you from the monsters.🥲
Dogs are amazing.
You stroked what???
@@dmgdondada why u gotta have a dirty mind
Thats was so goddamn adorable.
My male German Shepherd is 5 yrs old and for the longest time I thought something was wrong with him because he didn’t seem to sleep more than 30-45 minutes at a time. He’s constantly patrolling, scaring the hell outta me in the middle of the night because he sees a leaf out of place on a tree 🤣. He sees cats, dogs and people with his insane 500 yard vision and will let the entire neighborhood know he’s going to bed when I let him out for the last time at night. He refuses to come in at night if he hasn’t checked our entire lot. He has 8-10 ft pogo stick vert reps and can clear our acre lot in about 3 bounds. He is an absolutely magnificent beast. He is the absolute best, most loyal, smartest dog I have ever had. I can’t imagine him leaving me at some point. Our bond is beyond measure.
That's so cool! I hope to have a connection like that with a doggy of my own, someday. I really do believe that there's a spiritual bond between humans and dogs.
sounds like you got a good boy. gib him a treat for me!
@@MR.BOOM3779 Always! He got steak tonight. Anything for my King 💕
@@lexa6154 I hope you do as well! I totally agree there’s a spiritual connection. He has taught me so much and I am forever indebted to him. 💕
My GSD did this when I rescued him for about a year or so. He check on me and pace up and down 30 times a night. The bond him and I have is beyond words.
"I hear things." " I see thing's." That part had me dying. 😂
Ghost with brain.
what was funny about it? it was two sentences describing a dog's senses..
@@definitelynotchris it's funny because it nails what a dog's mind is doing.
@@definitelynotchris no
@@definitelynotchris wow no shit my guy
That’s probably the safest anyone will ever feel. Protected all hours of the night by three German shepherds who love you.
Our GS didn’t seem to care much for sleeping on a bed, she laid claim to a loveseat and that was her spot for almost 13 years. Sometimes she would sleep in the hall outside the bedrooms, some extra protection. I miss that sweet girl so much.
When I went to bed, my girl would hop up right with me. Then, just as I was falling asleep, she'd get down and lay right next to the bed all night. Guess I had jimmie legs!! :) I miss her so bad. Hugs to you and Cool Lady.
13 years, that was a long life.
SAME! I’m so sorry for your loss 🖤🙏
I hate that we ever have to say goodbye to them.
My Springer Spaniel used to curl up in a ball, next to my lower back, about an hour later, I would wake up, literally on the edge of the bed, about to fall out, glance over my shoulder, and yep Springer stretched out, all the way across the bed, experienced that for the best part of 13 years,,and now 15 years later, the bed has never felt, so big, so uncomfortable and so empty.
My dog goes to bed around 10pm, but he'll never sleep until I do. If I work late in bed, sometime even until 2 pm, he'll be awake the entire time, just observing me from his bed. Once I remove everything from bed and turn around to sleep, I'll hear him giving a big, tired sigh and finally starting to sleep. Usually, 10 min later he's already snoring. Dogs are such loyal creatures - they care for us so much that they synchronize with us completely, it's deeply vired into them.
Best pet imo
we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for dogs, we owe them big time.
2pm?
Your dog obviously needs
A dog so he can rest
@@11b11b1 I think they meant 2am
It is so cute when they all waking up mom in the morning.
It's almost as cute as your mom
They pretty much woke her up the whole night long.
After 11 hours of sleep, you can also get up. I am jealous of having so much time to sleep. 🤣🤣
Mom? The human?
Bed and house smells like shit, sooo cute right
I bet this woman feels so safe whenever she sleeps. Like imagine how much security she feels whenever she's asleep.
Yeah, nobody not getting close to her . They’re even monitoring the windows
All she needs a glock
If you feel insecure when you’re sleeping something’s wrong in your life or your mind bro
@@turkey4957 what do you mean
@@turkey4957what do u mean?
This perfectly explains why during the day your dog is asleep most of the time because since you're part of his pack, you're 'on duty' and they're resting. During the night, this switches. You can see this with all 3 dogs here in a rotation. Truly amazing to see evolution hasn't changed at all!
My pugs are asleep all day and night so I can't relate
Honestly, i just don't get it why all dogs in my neighborhood tend to bark a lot at night.
You’re just seeing the parts of the video that are interesting. The video cuts a lot, there’d be no point to showing us an hour of 3 dogs and a woman not moving in a bed. (Not to mention creepy)
@@Qwerty0791 no I have had dogs almost my entire life and bred boxers. They definitely have done this when I slept in rotation.
@@Ryancelot interesting, might be breed specific? I know pugs were never really meant to exist naturally outside purely being a pet and not for self defense at all.
Am I trippin or did this actually look pretty calm? One instance of barking at a possible intruder, but other then that they were super chill! I bet she sleeps wonderful knowing she has these 3 to keep her safe at night! Dogs are cool
That's exactly why I love dogs make you feel safe in this crazy world 🌎 ❤
My 6 month old girl is the same way. You wouldn’t even know she’s there for the most part except for her snoring lol. But she’ll make her presence known if need be
My daughter once lived in a remote cottage in the wilds of Northumberland. I occasionally stayed there to look after her horses and cats when she had to spend time away. I could never have stayed alone unless my very protective, faithful Staffy came with me, she would never leave my side. She passed away 3 years ago at the age of 19 years. I miss her more than words can say 😓
You're trippin
@@1961-v9k I am so sorry to hear that and am sorry for your loss. It really is amazing how these wonderful creatures can impact our life in such a positive way.
so basically sleeping with 3 GSD means no sleeping 😅
And no partner.
@Harvard archaeologist Professor if ur dog poops in ur bed, then thats ur fault not the dogs
@Harvard archaeologist Professor my comment hurt u right?
@Harvard archaeologist Professor do something about ur dog pooping in ur bed, maybe take him outside for more than 5 minutes daily
@@tyrellanderson4722 A couple can still sleep peacefully with dogs around them, what are u talking about?
When I was a kid we had a collie, she would sleep at the foot of my bed but during the night she would progressively take up more and more space. By morning I usually woke up squished up against the wall while she was fully stretched out in the middle of the bed. Good memories.
I had a kitten that did this, I have fallen off my bed once.
My cat does this on a regular basis. Its our secret nightly battle.
Our collie did exactly the same thing with me. Unfortunately the cats liked to sleep on my other side at the top of the bed so I would wake up with my legs crushed against the wall and my head hanging over the edge of the bed!
Same here with my cane corso. The problem is that my bed is too small and my dog is 140 lbs
Rings a bell to me too. Had a German Shepard growing up and exactly the same story. 😁😂
Haha my Shepherd is just like all three of yours! Constantly moving around, big stretches, lots of active dreaming, random pacing to search the room, occasional loud noises as she accidentally rolls off the bed 😂 And then a big wet nose in my eye socket at 0730 sharp, every. single. day. 😂 Wouldn’t change it for the world 💕
I though my GS was the only one that stretched like that!! Ahahah so cute!!
same my cats internal clock is accurate down to the minute. these animals are amazing..
Awesome
Sounds all too familiar. 😆
Bet your house is full of hair and dander gross!
Those dogs are completely adorable from their noses to their paws! I love how they sleep on your bed for a while, jump off, sleep on the floor, watch the windows, gather together like a gang in the morning and beg for breakfast. Haha!
Hi
@@somepotatowithaface6096 hello
My German shepherd just passed, she was the most beautiful thing that ever happened to me, she was 18 years old my childhood dog,this loss is never ending.. we loved her like our child.. ♥️Sabreena 🕊️💐
I’m so sorry 😢 I can only hope my girl lives to be 18
So sorry for your loss, your friend is waiting for you at the rainbow bridge :)
So sorry, my Betty is so lovely, she is 3 and has mastitis, I was running everywhere trying to find what that large lump on her booby was, she is so close to me and has separation anxiety if I even go to the supermarket, she now had 8 pups and finding it hard which ones to give away when they look at me with those innocent eyes, 18 is great though, what did you feed your lovely girl?
@@TalkBack17 I hope mine does too, how old is your lady?
Sorry for the loss!
Ours just passed after 10 years. Hurts the soul deeply. Wonderful companions.
I'm sorry for your loss
Mine passed recently. He was 14. I had him for 11 of those years. I miss him so much.
had to put mine down due to cancer. It was one of the toughest things I have had to do. 1/17/2022.
I am still devastated 😢.
I actually find them so well behaved and respectful of your space and sleep. Good boys through and through 😁😍
I'm sure this is something one gets used to, but I cannot imagine myself getting any sleep.
I startle awake if I hear someone walk by my door. 😆
This is probably the filthiest bed on earth!
And probably the room smells 😷 so gross like you are in a barn.
Those dogs walk around every day on 💩 ,pee and germs 🦠 and they just bring it to that bed.
Then we are surprised that we have weird diseases among us 🥲
@@YallaMiami STOP POSTING ABOUT AMONG US, IM TIRED OF SEEING IT
@@kiradagenhearth3056 but you don’t agree?
@@YallaMiami don't worry, you have more germs than a dog does😂
@@kiradagenhearth3056 AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US AMONG US are you still alive?
Delivered amazon for a while and there was this old farmer with 4 shepherds. They were all big beautiful western purebreads!
Nothing but a small house and a big yard, surrounded by endless open sky and his dogs.. Nedless to say he discovered true happiness in life (:
Hope your dogs all live long happy lives, GSD's really are the best!
Laughing at how relatable this is. My favorite is the ignoring them pretending I'm asleep but can feel them staring through the blankets. Then they start nudging with their nose then their paw
This 100%
Exactly my experience too. I smiled all through this video.
It happens
Haha I always try to fake sleeping too, it has yet to ever work; they know shit. Lol
Brings back memories 🥰. I grew up in a family with four GSD’s and one Malinois. As a kid I was forbidden to sneak the dogs in my bedroom but I did it anyway. Just one big pile of warm fluff. If I was sick they all layed around my bed, watching (and nibbeling my sandwiches). As a teen I sneaked out of the house with our Malinois because she could jump the fence with me (and I felt completely safe with my personal fluffy bodyguard). The GSD’s would not sound the alarm of me leaving on my own but on return… that’s why I always took the Malinois with me because then the GSD’s wouldn’t bark. They just looked annoyed like they wanted to say: ‘Do you have any idea what time it is?!’
We had a Malinois...I know what you mean about jumping !! what amazing dogs they are
nice story
lol cute 💕💕
@@morry19965 yes, they jump incredibly high. And when the jumping isn’t enough they just climb and claw their way up. The look my dad had when he thought he bought a new GSD puppy to surprise my mom. And my mom just like ‘That’s not a GSD it’s a Malinois’. Dad thinking a Malinois was just like a smaller, skinnier GSD 😂. He learned the hard way what the difference is between a GSD and a Malinois.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Again, nobody asked you. Go preach in a Church where people care.
I can relate totally! My dutch shepherd shares the bed with me and we live in an urban area in Germany. That means a lot of drunk people walking by especially at the weekends. There usually is no way I sleep longer than 2-3 hours without the shep siren going off. At the same time I sleep much deeper now with him. If anyone even tries to enter our yard he will wake me up. We're always one step ahead of anyone with bad intentions. :)
Hier auch so 😁
Zieh aufs Land
@@spacecooookie Nö (:
I don't know how you do it. I wake up for any and everything.
@@raph30167 😁
As someone that has two GSDs this is spot on. I'm surprised you didn't get to experience the early morning mattress wrestling match like I do, that's an alarm clock that will wake you up.
I love seeing these dogs instinctively staying Tactical.
That was so funny - love the stairs that only got used once - would love to know what kind of amazing camera was used - you are so patient with your 3 fur babies and such a loving Doggie Mommy - thx for posting, loved it - Cheers
watching this video and then see my neighbour take his beatiful dog all his life in a small courtyard.. that make me sick, he have to be evil
@@biokosmos I’d imagine that (like a ticking clock) the movement of the dogs would become *mostly* unnoticeable.
Their eyes! Freaky!
Best protected Mama ever - imagine a burglar making the mistake of walking into that room😂
Yea I hope she has it on camera if it ever does happen lol 😂 I feel sorry for whoever does
Big smoke in dog x3 "YOU PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FUL!"
@@lazarmarinkovic8486 man bring a mate let dogs attack mate and blast all of them with shotgun, including mate, no more doggos. Then do fun with owner and rob thing
Dont call the cops or I enter thru ur window during
3 German Shephards AND ability to go to bed by 10PM?! Wow, this is heaven
I had a few back in the days but my Simba was the best. He'd wake me up for school every morning at 5! Seeing this brought the memories back. He was stolen out of our yard one day when I was at school. Never seen my baby again but this makes me appreciate them more...
Did he ded
@@nangboonleng6326 no kinaped
I’m so sorry that’s horrible
@@Lopes-rt4hp I always imagined, what was the point of dognapping ?
That is terrible if that happened to me I would have to move because I would want another dog but I'd be afraid somebody's going to steal it
ha ha ha "hi Mumsy!!" You can set the clock by our GSD. Not sure how she does it, but it's almost to the minute. Sometimes, hold my breath to fool her big ears...but she snuffles under the blankets ... She's just perfect!
Lol. They definitely have a watch hidden beneath the fur somewhere. My dog decided that 5:30 is his breakfast & 17:30 dinner time. No dissuading him...sigh
My GSD sleeps with me every night, watching over me & guarding the house - I have never felt so safe in my life!!! As a single mom getting a GSD was the smartest & safest thing I could have ever done for my family! I love him so much! Who needs a man when u have a shepherd!
No truer words can be spoken, they are wonderful family dogs! Once they know whats "Theirs" to protect you are set!
Lol. You last sentence got me good. True indeed!
Who needs a man??? Is the dog gnu give u a good poking?
Who needs a man? Darn I feel bad for you, poor kids growing up without a father figure....the futures screwed..
@@meltingsnowflakes8311 why are you assuming that the kids don’t have a father figure? And some people choose to be single parents. Ie people who solo adopt or do or use donor eggs or spend. Or the father could have passed away. Stop being so closed minded.
German Shepards are the most loyal dogs. They never want to leave your side and are always alerting you to new possible dangers which is why they need heavy training to direct that energy correctly
“ I sees things” and “ did u sleep?” Hahaha so cute, I’d feel so protected having 3 GSD by my side while I sleep at night hahah
We had 5 cats at one point ... sleeping at night was like sleeping in the middle of a race track, several times in the night my husband and I would get trampled and run over 😂😂
Lolol....
That makes me laugh out loud
I love cats and dogs but I let them sleep outside of my room. Otherwise I can't sleep.
😆🤣🤣😂😂👍👍👍😘😘😘👍😂🤣😆😆😆😆🤣😂👍👍👍👍👍
my cat rallys around the house too its funny as shit
I have 6 cats and this soo RELATABLE.
I can't even imagine how hard it is to sleep peacefully between 3 large dogs and they mostly guard rather then sleep. My tiny dog can wake me up by simply walking on the bed but once she lays her head she's fast asleep.
I know EXACTLY how that feels!!!
You hit the nail on the head!
Very true!
Thats was the cutest thing i ever saw. I loved the dogs sleeping under the bed. And one was always awake and ready to protect Mummy. 🥰
I have a 100 pound 10 month old Dane Pit Bull mix. She supposed to alert me when my breathing is off. She taught herself that chest compressions is a great way to alert me. Fun times. She's learning still to alert me properly but I still get the occasional chest compression. She's got her own kinda grove. I dig it
This audibly made me giggle 😂🥰 fast and easy way to check on you
@@samanthabarrineau7148 I try to be immune to her shenanigans but I wouldn't change her for the world.
@@samanthabarrineau7148 usually when you giggle, it’s going to be audible, so the statement you made is redundant
@@decadeyt5891 u seem fun
@@decadeyt5891 you want a cookie?
Snuggles and kisses beats the way my German shepherd used to wake me up.
Dixie wasn't allowed to sleep in bed with me, and she couldn't reach my face to kiss me awake. So she would stand next to my bed and slide her head under the covers to touch her cold, wet nose against my ribs.
Guaranteed to wake you up, especially on cold winter mornings!
As big and ferocious as she looked, Dixie was a big chicken, through and through.
My bedroom is at the back of the house, not far from the back door.
One Saturday morning at about 6 am, I heard someone try to break in through the back door. Dixie, who slept at the foot of my bed, heard it, too, and she raised a ruckus, barking as loud as she could. But she ran to the other end of the house to bark from a safe distance! 🤣
She wouldn't go into that part of the house for 2 weeks unless I was with her, and every strange noise brought her immediately to her feet with a single frightened bark each time.
At least her big, booming barks scared off the burglar.
She even once tried to hide behind my legs when an aggressive miniature Doberman wanted to start a fight with her. 😄
Dixie sounds just like my golden retriever, ranger 😂
@@mrmrwayne9850
The cold, wet nose in the ribs part or the big chicken part?
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 Dixie sounds lovely and it is not sarcasm. The booming bark is all I need😊
@@rhodealexandre6583
😀
I've recommended another type of dog with a booming bark for those folks thinking about getting a dog but couldn't have a big dog like a German shepherd:
Basset hound.
They have a booming bark that sounds like a big dog, but they're more of a mid-sized dog.
@@jimgilbert9984 The chicken bahaha, he sleeps with me and cuddles 🥺
My shepherd Harpo takes up half my king size bed ! Your beautiful pack manages to share with three ! You are a fantastic trainer.
They're so adorable! Bless them! 😄❤ You can't be much safer than that I think! 🙂
Judging from how she raised them i wouldn't say she's safe, those dogs are all bark no bite if an intruder broke in those dogs would run around scared just barking at them.
@@SauciestPrince6 do you want to test that theory?
I raised the most gentle and sweet golden retriever and never taught him to defend the house etc but he did chase off two burglars when they tried to enter my house through the garage! There's no doubt in my mind that most dogs would try to defend you against unknown people! Sure, this varies depending on the dog etc but for larger dogs, especially German Shepherds, I would think twice before testing that theory! 🤔
@@RobertForslund I have a large dog and people are usually afraid of her. She's noisy, she barks, and then she settles down. But the barking does them in, and they don't wait for the settling down. Getting very old now but she still hears better than I do.
@@SauciestPrince6 I had one guy who thought that about my dog when he, a stranger, got out of his vehicle on my property because he was lost and I couldn't help him find the place he was looking for. I had my dog outside with me who was ready to go. Released my dog and my dog chased him back into his vehicle.
The guy didn't assume my dog would do anything because he's only 30 lbs and not a GSD breed. I still trained my dog to guard me. After he chased the guy he came back on command and sat.
Don't ever assume anything about a dog until the owners says so.
A gun or two would definitely help.
German Shepherds are such good dogs. I sadly had to put mine down the other day. But she was so sweet, we're donating to animal shelters in her memory.
I hope everything gets better for you
My GSD dog was put down 20yrs ago cause he became aggressive and bite a person, it took me almost two decades to get another one, this time |I got a female and she is the loveliest dog ever, I never thought I'd say that about a dog again, she just had 8 pups, if you live in the UK maybe you can thinking o adding a new member to your family, although Ii don't want to part with any of them, GSD are lovely. Maybe you could get another GSD, I waiting far too long.
Love that they protect you. Heartwarming. They are gorgeous. Much love to all. Xx
the best video to showcase why dogs have NOTHING to do in the bedroom.
My GSD is on patrol all night. She checks the whole house just about every hour with naps in between her rounds. If anything needs attention, she will come in and breathe in my face.
Excellent guard service 💙
@@Kcali111 Mine checks me aswell sometimes. And its a female
mine do not seem to sleep at night , only when i am awake and my wife is home. If I'm not home their on duty, if my wife is home their on duty. Only when I'm in do they relax. Good doogos😜
Meanwhile my poodle mix is knocked out at night, snoring. Doesn't care if someone breaks in and kills us both 😂😂😂
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It's so cute how these dogs are so big they can just jump on the bed but there are steps there 💜
@lmgpro omg! Are you really asking that ? What do you think Dogs are? Your perception of Dogs is quite unsettling to me. As puppies they usually need to be let out or they will pee or poop in the house. But They learn of course! They go out before bed then they can hold it until morning! I have a pitbull, he sleeps with me. Never did he pee nor poop in the bed. Why would he?
@lmgpro I have a dog and she knows when to poop or pee, she never does it inside my house. Dogs learn u know?
German shepherds got hops mine jumps very high 😂
They tend to get hip problems, better for them to not jump. It's the way their bodies are build. That's probably why she got the steps for them.
My dog lets me know if he needs to go in the middle of the night. He'll start yapping and stomping near the door.
I have one german shepherd and she does EXACTLY this every night. I honestly don't even know why I set an alarm for the morning. She starts waking me up at 6:30.
The one time you don't set the alarm though... LoL
My cat too. Every morning 5-6 they wake me up
Beat it so u can keep sleep
My late half German shepherd used to wake my mom up minutes before her alarm every single morning and then bolt up the stairs with her in tow to wake us up for school 🥺
Your lucky mine wakes me up every morning at 5am. I stopped setting the alarm clock.
You sacrifice sleep, for being one of the safest people around 😂
Well, when a dog sleeps with you - it just means they're bonded to you, its one of their ways of showing love and a sense of safety.
While I don't have three dogs sleeping with me - but I have two Malinois who do (always had two, a male and female, since I was little kid), wake up every morning with one (or both) of em leaning against me with all four feet in the air. They don't do what the dogs in this video do either. They sleep next to me till I wake up (they don't get off the bed or move around like these in the vid do). And if they're waking me up its because they need to go out.
And they know when I'm about to go to bed. I take a shower every night before bed, soon as I turn the shower off - they immediately head to their spots on my bed and wait for me to get settled in.
Love this! One of my boys stays up by the pillow and the other at the end of the bed. The younger one gets up in the middle of the night to cool down then comes back. You can really see what a great pack you have created. Pure love and devotion! Thank you for sharing!
Hello Christine how are you doing?
Watching my dogs take turns guarding outside is so fun. We have 2 great pyrenees and they sectioned off our backyard for themselves to guard together. Always one of them up and around
Dogs really do that ?
The most precious thing I have watched today ❤
Having a few doggies is the best feeling in the whole world. Enjoy your times together whilst you still are.
Yep - we can relate. As my youngest kid said after taking care of our pack of big dogs over a weekend alone - "Dad, four dogs is too many!" But we love them all!!
Our GSD spends most of the night either patrolling or in the hall between our two daughters’ (14 and 18) rooms. If you get in, you can do what you please to the wife and I, but you’re not getting near the kids. We’ve had him since they were 7 and 11 and he’s been their loyal bodyguard ever since. Loves the girls, likes my wife and I, barely tolerates the cat. Wouldn’t have it any other way.
Jade, Jasper and Jet are beautiful.
That's a good compromise 😂 if i had a family i also would want my dogs to always prioritize my kids' safety over my own.
You are very lucky to have all three of them💞💞💞💞
The instincts of a pack are fascinating to see not so much the getting woken up part for your turn of guard duty 🥱😴 😂
It's a miracle you get any sleep at all! This was hilarious!
I had a GSD and a Plott Hound (both have now passed), but that was literally every night with them. Shepherd would usually be a little more at ease, but heard EVERY little noise and felt it his duty to "inform" me!!! Miss them two, they were wonderful dogs...
Sorry for your loss
They sound amazing. You are lucky to ever had the pleasure of living with them....
That bed spread is covered in German hair 🤣🤣🤣 if you know you know
Yes, I can absolutely relate, lol. It is nice to see we aren't the only ones bold enough to have 3 Shepherds in the house with us.
We have a white shepherd, GSD, and a Dutch Shepherd. The white shepherd roams the house at night as the queen likes to make her rounds with the kids and then her couch.
The other two sleep in my room with us. They are such fantastic companions. Truly better than we deserve!
This is absolutely adorable. I can definitely relate. We have 3 dogs as well and they keep us on our toes...all day and night 🙂
Rip I could not
😂 OH my gosh, that's our house!
We have 2 shepherd mixes and they do the exact same thing.
We're exhausted when we get up to go to work and they sleep all day.
A dogs life 🐶🐶
How adorable!!! They are so sweet!
I sleep with my 3 doggies, 2 Collies and a Rottie. They have their fixed sleep locations, one of them is always on my feet. The joy i receive from them, when they spy I’m awake is the BEST!!!!!
Hi R B how are you doing?
That’s a full blown security detail. I’d feel so secure at night.
And disturbed at the same time
@Kev_ser most likely because of them constantly waking her up
@@klutch6154 they never woke her up. She never woke up & they are not a disturbance. For people like you, people doing are a disturbance too.
If you need a dog to feel secure at night, you need to reassess your lifestyle.
@@maccybear8093 depends where you live
It's like sleeping with my 2 cats. One is jealous of the other. It's normal to wake up in the middle of the night to the jealous one fighting with the other... right on top of me !😹
Cats............ pisshaw no cats in the world of GSD's unless they are to be tormented and chased.
@@p_campbell if you let your dog torture and chase cats, you are a horrible person and shouldn't have a dog!!! Sicko!
@@sallyire1 The jealous one likes to lay next to me on my pillow and pat me on the face and neck. The only problem is he likes to flex his paws and his claws stab me. He's such a jerk, but he's cute and he knows it. 😸
Bad guy breaks in……. “Well I had a good run for a bit”. 😂 I am lucky to have two GSD as my fur monsters along with two gorgeous but dramatic Huskies. Was raised with GSD and they used to come sit on both sides of me when a stranger was near. They would always lean into me almost pushing me over as a kid. I never thought why when I was young, but now I know they were protecting me and basically telling me “they make a move at you, we take them down”. Love my puppies.
Without training most dogs are cowards in home invasion situations, even gsd
@@jarrod1687 Eh exact opposite. Alot of dogs will be aggressive towards anybody without training. I live in the country and have 2 pyrenees and a gsd. I have to introduce them to each person while im there. Or they wont like them. My uncle made the mistake of opening my bedroom door when i wasnt there. He was escorted out.
@@matt59fire I've worked with trained gaurd dogs and protection dogs. I've seen first hand that 99 percent of dogs are cowards when it comes to confronting intruders. Even in with known gaurd dog breeds. Just because the bark and seem aggressive doesn't mean anything and usually the ones that seem over aggressive are actually the most scared, they are compensating for there lack of confidence and giving into they're fear
@@jarrod1687 So to you. If they dont bite they are cowards. If they bite, they are cowards. Theres no arguing with you. If i told you mine already bit someone coming on my property while i was at work, you would say its becauss they are cowards. Give me a break
@@matt59fire untrained dogs bite with the front of there mouth, a trained confident dog will use there whole mouth and crush bones and won't let go. Not trying to offend anyone but facts are facts. If your dog fear bites they are a potential liability, especially if they are unsocialised. The kind of dog that will bites friends and family.
That’s a Three Dog Night. 😅
Thank you, I thought my baby didn’t feel comfortable on my bed with me no matter how much room I gave him in the bed, but to see all your dogs decide to go to the floor against your bed makes me feel so much better. Thank you.
My shepherds do the same thing as these and yours. They're constantly rotating up and down through the night.
Rescue a second dog. They form a pact and keep each other company when you the alpha male or female leaves. Or maybe live with three at a time as I do. Three times as much love and friendship!
i think this depends on the weather. on summer/spring my baby sleeps on my feet and changes places during the night. gets off bed, goes to sleep on the floor, then switches to bed once again. on fall/winter tho, she goes under the covers with me and sleeps for like 10, sometimes even 12 hours lmao i get off bed and she stays sleeping too lazy to leave her comfort
@@glennalan unfortunately I rent and live with my uncle. Hopefully he’s planning on getting another dog soon but with my cousin living in the basement with their cat I have to just assume him never staying still while sleeping is a just “I want to check on everyone in my “Herd” (all of us in the house.) and even as a puppy he has shown he wanted to patrol to make sure everyone who lives here is still in the house before returning to me and my bedroom. I digress, my friend worry was I spent a year alone with him as a puppy sleeping on the floor with him, and I’ve been concerned for a long time the reason he won’t stay sleeping on my bed (when I shut the bedroom door) is because he didn’t have enough space or didn’t like sleeping in my bed with me, but as shown in the video it’s probably just more of the “shepherd/sentry” traits they have. Regardless, thank you for your advice, if it was up to me I’d have a bunch of cats and dogs but, still, hopefully soon my uncle will get his own puppy for my baby to play with. (I say baby but he’s 4 now.)
@@glennalan also not trying to be rude I promise you but the concept of alpha male wolf and stuff was debunked by the person who first wrote the book on it lol, he begged his publisher to quit printing the book but they said no cause money. “Alpha wolves” are more like “dad/granddad wolves” where the rest are just like “yes dad.” But again look into that yourself if you want just wanted to offer you something interesting to look into if you’re interested. Still, thank you for your kind helpful comment! I appreciate it!
Never mind the haters. It's sweet that you share your room and bed with your doggies. They're so cute! I had the pleasure of dogsitting a GSD a couple years ago, best week ever! ❤🥰
Its idiotic
@@merdicmagic6171 yes, being hateful on a wholesome video like this is quite idiotic :)
@SuperNegroe that's what I was thinking lol. Hard to tell when they're not specific.
I'll be a hater and having dogs my entire life, I think it's disgusting to let your dogs share your bed.
@@jdawg9137 I didn't ask bro
When we had three they would always be on alert if not all three then one and they took turns going downstairs and checking the house....they are an awesome breed and I'll never ever change that....I'll always choose my shepherds over anything else....now we have two and the baby four month old is learning from our 8yr old and it's amazing....
I love these creatures so much
I have three dogs and two cats .. I can relate so much !! I love your dogs ! You all take care of each other so sweet ! I need to get a stair step to my bed for my dogs !
That is so precious. Yes I can relate/ 3 dogs/3 cats all moving about. The mom is so kind to them when they check on her. Just a big smile on my face.
I have a GSD mix rescue girl. This is so accurate. Out of all the dogs I've had, she was the most amazing dog for keeping us alert of anything happening around the house at night. In contrast, I had a rottweiler/mastiff mix boy. When going to bed, he plopped himself down right up against you and did. not. move until you woke up, even if that was 10 am or noon. I would kick and punch him in my sleep and sometimes roll over on top of him. He never moved.
My GSD always alerts me when one of the kids has snuck out of bed and gone downstairs. 😂
Looks like the most interrupted night of sleep possible
I can relate to that, I have 3 German shepherds.
I average maybe 3 hours of sleep a night, sometimes less.
I think I got more sleep and rest during combat, they're buttheads but they're my kids and I love them.
They are VERY VERY loyal dogs. I had an Akita/Shepard mix 125lbs boy he was my baby. Loved him until i no longer had him. I miss you Rex with all my heart.
La seguridad que se ha de sentir tener a esos tres hermosos
I know what is like they are the best.❤
This made me smile a lot. I live with a wolfdog and it's literally like this. Awesome pack btw.
The protection they’re providing is *chef’s kiss* it explains why they sleep so much during the day 💜
i remember sleeping with a german shepherd alot, she could hear anything and growled when my older sister came over.
haha its funny because i still have her pillow she slept on she had one side of the bed and i had the other.
U need a man….
@@michaelsmith-ws2mb but im a male
@@michaelsmith-ws2mb
My dog has _never_ given me a reason not to trust him.
Men, on the other hand... 🤷♀
@@michaelsmith-ws2mb ?
@@FreeAimDog My GSD sleeps in my room and she is a female, my wife sleeps in her own room, she says Im closer to my dog than I am with her, she's right :)
I have a golden retriver who sleeps on his own bed beside mine at night. In the morning, he is in my bed cuddling me like i'm his body pillow.
Oh my gosh, this is absolutely hilarious...well probably not for you lol 😆 They are SO adorable babies, and even though they barely let you sleep, I'm sure you wouldn't have it any other way! Thanks for sharing!
I mean, I don't think they'd *hate* it if they'd let her sleep.
Sleeping until 7am?? My dog is sitting by my face at 4:45-5am. He wants to pee, preferably outside but at exactly 5am he isn't picky. :)
😂
Once my dogs detect I’m even the slightest bit awake, they will hound me and not let me go back to sleep lol. So I let them out potty and leave them in the living room then it’s back to bed for me.
зачем будить маму, когда можно написать в коридоре и пойти досыпать вместе со всеми
Is your dog young?
My dog isn’t picky either, waking up in the morning stepping in piss is regular thing
Thank you for this cute video. Sending lots of love to your 3 puppers.
I use to have one German Shepard & remember all the hair from his shedding. You have three...all in your bed wow.
This is precisely why all 6 of my dogs have their own beds and blankets. They play, walk, and swim every day so that they are tired at night and they sleep. No dogs on our bed=better quality of sleep to enjoy them more the next day.
That whole big bed to sleep on, and you sleep on the very edge. 😂. Sounds like me.
The boys never 'attacked' during the sleep; only when they saw a movement by the mom they tried to grab her attention.
Well mannered doggos.
It’s pretty wild to watch them patrol like that ..
Such beautiful friends
Lol. Really like the bit at 0:23. Dog look like its pulling a Houdini.
i love how they start to give her kisses like "I'ts time" "wake up" "don't be lazzy" x, made me smile a lot, so thank you
Great Woman to sleep 9 hours. I had 2 Black Labrador's Princess and Jet. I loved every minute of it. 🙂🇮🇪🍀
The furball tumblweed furballs in that house lol and i have just one