Perseverance — The Shepherd Way
Most people think perseverance is some magical trait you’re born with.
It’s not.
It’s a choice you make every damn day — especially when you’d rather throw in the towel.

If you’ve ever rescued a German Shepherd, you already know the drill:
The hard days show up first.
The bond comes later.
And the moment it all clicks? That’s the payoff you’ll carry for life.
WA isn’t any different.
The early days are full of confusion, second-guessing, and wondering if you’ve bitten off more than you can chew. You’ll look at others flying ahead and think, “What the hell am I doing wrong?”
Here’s the truth — the people who win aren’t the ones with the cleanest start. They’re the ones who kept going when it got ugly.
Training a Shepherd taught me that every setback is a test.
The leash snaps. The training stalls. They regress.
It’s not the universe telling you to quit.
It’s asking, “How badly do you want this?”
With WA, it’s the same.
Show up when it’s messy. Work when no one’s watching. Build when it feels like nothing’s working.
Because perseverance isn’t about never falling — it’s about getting up so many times that failure stops bothering to visit.
Perseverance is a muscle. Train it until it’s unbreakable — and it will carry you further than talent, luck, or perfect timing ever could.
“Lead with heart — always. 🐾 Jeffrey & the Fluffy Shepherds”
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Thanks for keeping her in your thoughts Howard. She’s resting more, but her eyes still light up the second we grab the leash, We are still awaiting the scan results and hoping they come in Monday. We owe this girl everything for what she has done for our pack. It's all about providing her quality of life, regardless of what comes next. I will keep you posted, And I just followed you.
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Thanks, Jeff! Our corgi, Maya, went through this back in 2013. I know what you mean by what our furkids do for our pack!
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WOW! I just lost my 14-year-old German shepherd in March. and you are right! One thing I would like to add "The Joy" of Rasing and owning #MyTitus totally outweighed all of the messes and such! Thanks so much, I really needed that analogy