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Imported German Shepherd
Breeders of imported german shepherd dogs will usually provide training and support breed rescues.
There is a difference between the two types of dogs: longhaired and shorthaired. Thus the longhaired dog has an undercoat that is soft and an outer coat that is rather coarse. A normal, healthy longhaired type of a dog possesses the same instincts, working abilities and sense of smell as a standard coated GSD. That doesn’t depend on the length of the coat. Actually the dog with longer coat sheds more than the dog with a shorter coat. A long coated dog naturally needs more grooming.
Breeders of imported german shepherd dogs will usually provide training and support breed rescues.
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Imported German Shepherd -
training, rescues
Also called Alsatian.
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Grooming is not the main concern with this breed. Being large and powerful, these dogs need firm discipline, early socialization and training, and regular exercise. These dogs are very active; they are not recommended for indoor living, but they are not kennel dogs either, because they need much interaction with humans. Putting a dog of this breed on a chain creates a frustrated, bored, and potentially dangerous animal. This breed is slow to mature, so it may take three or even four years for a puppy to turn into a well-behaved adult. Breeders of imported german shepherd dogs will usually provide training and support breed rescues.
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