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When you buy puppies, ask for pictures of the breeding stock and photos of the previous litters.
These are very loyal, watchful and self-assured hounds that actually have been bred to be herding dogs though nowadays they are used in a great variety of work. Thus, they are police, military, rescue and working dogs. To say nothing about their usage as pets. They are rather expensive dogs and can cost about $800-1000 each. If fed, trained and cared for properly, they are rather healthy and can live up to 15 years. They need a lot of exercise and routine training every day. You need to have enough spare time to keep such a dog.
When you buy puppies, ask for pictures of the breeding stock and photos of the previous litters.
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Also called Alsatian.
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German Shepherd dogs of today differ much from the original breed standard both in appearance and temperament. Only in the former East Germany, there are dogs that adhere closely to the old standard. These canines are larger and darker than modern show lines. They are used for sheep herding – the original function of the breed. Dogs of this type are praised for their strenght, agility, and working abilities, but are not recommended as pets, because they are very independent and difficult to train. When you buy puppies, ask for pictures of the breeding stock and photos of the previous litters.
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