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German Shepherd Care
German shepherd care information will include pictures, health care and training tips for the dog.
There are several breed varieties that differ in conformation and personality. The old breed standard is still preserved in the former East Germany. Those dogs are large, with a straight back and dense coat of a very dark color. Such dogs are still used for their original purpose – herding sheep; they are very hardy and endurable. Enthusiasts make attempts to preserve this variety and strive for official recognition. These dogs are not very popular, because they are rather difficult to train and suited mostly for herding.
German shepherd care information will include pictures, health care and training tips for the dog.
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Also called Alsatian.
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The origin of the breed goes back to Germany of the late nineteenth century. This breed has evolved from herding dogs that were used to protect and herd sheep. The time passed and the breed has become extremely popular all over the world. These dogs first arrived to Australia between 1923 and 1929. Despite import bans once imposed because the breed was believed to be too vicious, the dog remains one of the most popular breeds in Australia today. It is said that Australian dogs are descendants of the dog called 'Satan' which was imported from Germany approximately 20 years ago. German shepherd care information will include pictures, health care and training tips for the dog.
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