The GSD is a hardy breed because they ere bred like that.
They were herders and so needed to be of a tough structure.
The German Shepherd is a relatively recently recognized breed of dog, only dating back to about 1899. German Shepherd is the common name for them, but alternative names are Alsatian or Asatian Wolf Dog.
i have a German shepherd and a labrador my German shepherd is more friendly
The German Shepherd is ONE breed!A Black and Tan won't be any less loyal than a White or Black. Colour makes NO difference.
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A German Shepard is much more smarter than the Doberman breed. The strangest will really depend on the dog itself.
The German Shepherd is the closest breed to the wolf. German Shepherd have frequently mated with wolves (either accidentally when they escaped) or deliberately when the owner mated them to bring out more of the wild instincts.
A Miniature German Shepherd is not currently a recognised breed. Smaller, similar breeds to a German Shepherd are: 1) Shetland Sheepdog 2) Belgian Laekenois 3) Belgian Malinois 4) Belgian Tervuren 5) Silhoh Shepherd 6) Belgian Shepherd Dog Each breed can have a varying price range. Pedigree dogs with Kennel Club papers are on average 40% more expensive than non-registered puppies.
Yes, a horse is more powerful than a German Shepherd.
The breed of dog on 'no more dead dogs' is a German Shepherd. Also said Alsatian as its real name.
german shepherd for sure
Of course the German Shepherd. They weigh up to 40Kg, compared to boxers weighing up to 32Kg; German Shepherds have a longer jaw with a bite force of 238psi, whereas the Boxers is 200psi; German Shepherds are more aggressive and would 9 times out of ten tear a boxer to pieces
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.