Yes, they are exactly the same! White German shepherd are white because German shepherds have a recessive gene that makes their coat white.
Of course not! they can hear perfectly well. The only difference between white German shepherds and black and tan German shepherds is their colour!
The common coat colors of a white, brown, and black German Shepherd are white, sable (brown), and black.
no. White German shepherds are not recognized by the K.C
It's probably a Belgian Sheepdog/Belgian Shepherd) (Chien de Berger Belge). they are black-furred dogs that look similar to a German shepherd. There are pictures of them on dogbreedinfo.com
Almost every German Shepherd puppy is completely black when they are born. The exception to this is pure white Shepherds.
German shepherds are large 80`90 pound dog usally tan with a black saddle and dark snout. A white German shepherd is they same but pure white all over with no black ect. Fine pointed ears and thick hair. German shepherds can also be black or long haired.
White German Shepherds are the same as the traditional German Shepherds in terms of behavior and characteristics, but they have a white coat color due to a recessive gene. They can be equally good as pets, as long as they receive proper training, socialization, and care just like any other German Shepherd.
Yes they are! They are just classified as White German Shepherds.
White German Shepherds have a coat that is predominantly white, while grey German Shepherds have a coat that is predominantly grey. Both types of German Shepherds share the same physical characteristics and temperament, but their coat color is the main distinguishing feature between the two.
The following are colours which ARE in the breed standard: - Sable - Black and Tan - Black The following are colours German Shepherds can be, but aren't accepted in the breed standard: - White - Liver - Panda - Tan
White German Shepherds typically grow to be between 22 to 26 inches tall at the shoulder and weigh between 50 to 90 pounds.
Yes...and no. There are purebred, registered German Shepherds who happen to be white. However, under the AKC they are disqualified for showing in the breed ring. This led to a movement to create a separate breed called the White Shepherd (as opposed to the white German Shepherd) under the UKC (United Kennel Club). There was a period of time when a registered white German Shepherd could compete under either breed, but I believe they are now considered two separate breeds. Owners of white German Shepherds had to choose which they wanted their dog to be. Part of the reason for this split is not just about color. On average, White Shepherds have more of a traditional look than modern AKC show German Shepherds. White Shepherds have level backs and are not over angulated, going back to what the German Shepherd was in the 60's and 70's.