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German Shepherd Characteristics
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Though these are very intelligent dogs, they need regular training and constant attention. Training should begin early in life that is very important as untrained dogs have a tendency to be difficult to handle and control. Since these are very intelligent and eager to learn dogs, they can be trained to do a variety of tasks. They can perform well in sentry duty, police work, and tracking, obedience, search and rescue, and serve as assistance dogs for the disabled. Originally trained as a herder, the breed is still used in this capacity in some areas of the world.
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German Shepherd Characteristics -
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Also called Alsatian.
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According to the breed standard, the height of purebred males should vary from 24 to 26 inches at the withers; females should stand from 22 to 24 inches. These dogs are deep-bodied, with smooth outlines, massive shoulders and withers, and large head. The neck of these dogs is long enough to provide a typical carriage of the head forward and a little higher than the top of the shoulders. To provide for free and quick movement, these dogs have a capacious chest and massive legs. The forequarters are a little longer than hindquarters. Learn more about german shepherd characteristics at rescues and view photo galleries.
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