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I was shocked to find out that about one in every three people write out the word German Shepherd mistakenly, spelling them German Shepards instead. I’m amazed that this word is so regularly mistyped, & I am even more surprised to learn that I spelled it this way for so loads of of my life.

I hate spelling words mistakenly and I always aim to avert it. I am consistently careful to make certain that I am exact with my spelling, but like every individual, every so often I just mess up. The good news is that I have an easy way to remember how to properly spell this breed of dog correctly.

Follow my simple procedure here & you certainly will always recall that it is not German Shepards, rather shepherds.

Think back to why this type of dog was bred and perhaps you will already figure this out. The German Shepherd was created as a working canine, & it was only in the late 1890s that this dog came to life.

Individuals in Germany wanted a dog to help herd sheep. Remember the words herd & sheep this time, and then reverse them. You do not think of the German Shepards (I’m kidding) now as sheep herding dogs, as they’re customarily used by police to fight crime, in airports to sniff out substances, & in other situations that depend on the dog’s good olfactory senses.

This, however, is why they happened to be bred, & remembering this should make it much easier to write the word appropriately.

As long as you aim to keep this in mind any time you spell out the word, I think you’ll get it correctly from here. Don’t feel too badly regarding it since one in three people do spell it incorrectly.

I hope this has been helpful. Here’s to some spelling successes down the line when it comes to this wonderful kind of canine.