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German Shepherds have both feet and claws. Their feet are made up of pads and toes, which provide support and traction, while their claws, like those of other dogs, help with grip and digging. The claws are retractable to some extent, allowing the dog to keep them sharp and protected when not in use. Overall, these features are essential for their mobility and functionality.
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What is the plural of German shephard?
German shephards.
Were does German shephards live?
German Shephard dogs are domesticated animals living in homes. German Shephards are fine in small areas as long as they have a great amount of time to exercise. :)
Where do German shephards live?
they live outside in the woods
How big can German shephards grow?
Up to 60cm
What are gsds good for?
German shephards make excelent police dogs
Is it true that police are now starting to use malinois as wel as German shephards?
yes ,but they will still use German shephards ,its just that they will also use malinois aswell,there both very good attack dogs
How aggressive are German shephards?
Has nothing to do with the breed. Each dog is different. My German Sheppard wouldn't hurt a kitten
What type of breed of dog are Quarantine dogs?
Usually Beagles,German Shephards and Labradors
Do German shephards have tongues that are completely black?
Nope - the breed with a black tongue is a Chow.
What dogs are bred in Germany?
Im not sure but i think German shephards are (alsations)(police dogs)
What causes German Shephards to shed so much when they are puppies?
German Shepherds are a breed that moults a lot in general.It's nothing to do with being a pup.
Would a German shephard attack another dog?
German shephards when not train properly can get very insecure and are known to lash out against dogs
