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German Shepherd History
The german shepherd history is easily found online and will include photos of the dog along with the breeding standards.
The dog must be good tempered, especially if it participates in the shows. Any dog that attempts to bite the judge must be disqualified. The ideal dog is a working animal with an incorruptible character combined with body and gait suitable for the arduous work that constitutes its primary purpose. These are strong, well-built dogs. The desired height for males at the top of the highest point of the shoulder blade is 24 to 26 inches; the height for bitches is 22 to 24 inches. These dogs are very intelligent and easy to train.
The german shepherd history is easily found online and will include photos of the dog along with the breeding standards.
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German Shepherd History -
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Also called Alsatian.
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Not all dogs of this breed are able to perform difficult tasks. It depends not only on training and the dog’s pedigree, but also on the bloodline the dog belongs to. Nowadays, there are three main types within the breed: the international working line, the international show line, and the North American show line. Besides, in the former East Germany (the place of the breed’s origin,) there exist dogs that adhere closely to the old standard. They are hardier, larger, with a dark and dense coat. A white variant of this breed is considered a separate breed. The german shepherd history is easily found online and will include photos of the dog along with the breeding standards.
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