How much should a full blooded German Shepherd puppy be priced?
Q. We are hoping to get a male German Shepherd pup. Personally, I would love to adopt, but my mom is insisting on getting a full blooded German Shepherd from a breeder.
Asked by Shlynda :) - Tue Jun 23 00:08:55 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Nice to see someone with so much fore thought before getting a dog :D. I have a blog that will guide you through getting a pup and its first nights and training. See You need to make sure that you are aware of financial costs and know how to spot a good breeder these will help. To see if you are ready for a dog and general info Picking a pup out of a litter and breeder tips Bringing him/her home (getting your house ready) To avoid the crying at night The ever important housetraining! In order to introduce your animals to each other you must put in a little forward planning, but its okay you have already done it just start again. This guide is a step by step easy to follow write up so make sure you know what you are… [cont.]
Answered by Louise - Wed Jun 24 14:56:22 2009

What is the German name for a recipe for a stuffed pig stomach?
Q. I had not heard of this one before and since I am German I am curious.
Asked by sumerluv - Mon Mar 17 14:04:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Is this what you're thinking of? Knipp (Speise) from Bremen and Lower Saxony, north Germany. Made with any animal leftovers, spiced with salt, pepper and thickened with cereal. Served in either a sausage or in slices usually with fried potatoes and bacon. Tastes exactly the same as Scottish haggis. Could also be pfaelzer saumagen in the south.
Answered by LS - Mon Mar 17 14:14:29 2008

What is the german name of the serial stories published in Germany?
Q. I have heard that there is a common form of serially published stories in Germany. I don't know if they are in magazines or books, but I've been told that they are available at any marktkauf. I'm actually looking for more information about them, but I don't have a german word to use as a basis of that search. I unfortunately don't know a whole lot about them, but yes I would expect them to be in small books or magazines. You would buy a chapter or two at a time, and then next week/month the next chapter or two would be published. The chapters are all the same story just like a novel/Roman but published a few chapters at a time instead of all at once in a single book.
Asked by VonBaden - Tue Oct 24 10:16:13 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi VonBaden... i need a few more information to help you. what kind of stories do talk about? do you mean small books with love stories, or fantasy stories, criminal stories ? --- thanks, that are the information i need. I know what you mean. At the moment i forgot the name but i try to remember. They are printed in big newspapers or magazines for example. o dear, what is the name... "Fortsetzungsroman" !!! that s it. :) difficult to write in english and think in german ... :) I hope that is what you are talking about. or "Fortsetzungsgeschichten" "Folgegeschichten" --- @wolschou: i think it can be both. The short storys can be very small books like you mentioned but the traditional "Fortsetzungsromane" are sequenzes/chapters… [cont.]
Answered by sonne101 - Tue Oct 24 10:49:02 2006