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German Shepherd Maryland
The german shepherd maryland clubs will advertise any available puppy with a picture and info.
Generally speaking, adopted adult and senior dogs are easier to deal with than puppies. Most dogs available for adoption are already trained. Activity level of senior dogs is much lower than of young dogs. Not all dogs surrendered by their owners can boast of stable temperament. They suffer from separation anxiety and are not recommended for families with small children. These large and powerful dogs are not for every family, as they require an experienced owner who can devote much time to the pet.
The german shepherd maryland clubs will advertise any available puppy with a picture and info.
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German Shepherd Maryland -
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Also called Alsatian.
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This breed requires a lot of care and grooming that includes exercise, coat and skin care, brushing, bathing, and care of toenails, ears and teeth. These dogs can be prone to certain ailments, some of which are particular to the breed. These ailments include hip and/or elbow dysplasia, panosteitis, pannus, and von Willebrand's disease. The dogs were originally bred for sheep herding in rural Germany. The founder of the modern breed was Cavalry Captain Max Von Stephanitz, who developed the breed through judicious inbreeding and crossbreeding, from 1899 to 1936. He bred dogs specifically for working ability and temperament. The german shepherd maryland clubs will advertise any available puppy with a picture and info.
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