German Shepherds

It is impossible to tell because of the different genes but if you type in Kelpie x GSD you can see for yourself.

no if they are brought up with each other but if they dont know each other they will fight

Generally no. These dogs are highly trained and require special handling even in retirement. Most often the officer who is partnered with the dog will keep it as a family pet when it retires.

In the early 1900's people were starting to realize how useful a Shepherd could be in the police force.

No,german sheperds aren't smarter than border collies.Border collies are the number 1 smartest dog breed in the world.

Whilst it is possible to breed from a German Shepherd on her first heat cycle, this is NOT advisable. As your dog is still developing at this age, if she becomes pregnant she will have to give her vital nutrients and vitamins to her growing puppies, which would stunt her growth. It may also be damaging to both her physical and mental well-being as she is too young. You should wait until she has had at least three heat cycles before breeding from her.

You sure can but the German Shepard will most likely spit the lettuce out </3

The acronym "K9" is a shortening of the word "canine" which is the genus (family) to which all dogs belong.

prolific breeders are (living things) that mate and produce hundreds of progeny (offspring, children) and produce a new generation.

• 1 - border collie
• 2 - poodle
• 3 - German shepherd
• 4 - golden retriever
• 5 - doberman pinscher
• 6 - shetland sheepdog
• 7 - Labrador retriever
• 8 - papillon
• 9 - rottweiler
• 10 - Australian cattle dog
• 11 - Pembroke welsh corgi
• 12 - miniature schnauzer
• 13 - English springer spaniel
• 14 - Belgian terrine
• 15 - schipperke / Belgian sheepdog
• 16 - collie / keeshound
• 17 - German short haired pointer
• 18 - flat coated retriever / English cocker spaniel / standard schnauzer
• 19 - Brittany spaniel
• 20 - cocker spaniel

Yes, if you are responsible you can have a German Shepard, boxer, and a doberman.

there could be a giraffe, elephants, gazels,,bears, primates(monkeys), camels, etc

Well, my dog was a puppy, we gave him a bath in the bathtub. He made a whole mess of the place. Now that he no longer fits in the tub, we bath him outside with the hose. He runs around and tries to bite the hose, but he still gets wet. Then you put on the dog shampoo and leave it on 3-6 minutes, while using the brush and combing him. Then rinse him out thoroughly.

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DOBERMAN GERMAN SHEPHARD

a doberman is a very nice dog and one of the best for guard dogs and let me tell you why.

A doberman is the 2nd fastest breed of dog in the world and a German shepherd is about 10th. a doberman pinscher also has very strong jaws one of the strongest also. and im not saying a German shepherd isn't fast because they are but not as fast as a doberman.

i have 2 dobermans 1 is a dark red 5year old doberman named diva wev had her since she was 13 weeks and we just got another red doberman named redbull. my female diva doesnt like redbull because he is annoying. they always fight and redbull doesnot back down redbull fights with her and he is so brave when he grows up a pitbull couldn't take him. wev had him for a month and a week and hes 13 weeks and hes already faster than me and im 12 years old. so that's why a doberman is better to have.

Mastiffs are much heavier, larger and more powerful than a doberman is. Mastiffs were originally bred to be fighting dogs, though in today's world, the domestic Mastiff is more gentle and laid back. The same with the doberman. Dobermans, because they are smaller and lighter than a mastiff, are quicker on their feet, and probably can do more damage than a mastiff is capable of doing. But the jaws of a mastiff are very powerful, and once in those huge jaws a doberman wouldn't have a chance.

A Dachshund, Shepherd, Dobermann, Rotweiler to name a few...

i think they juzz move around lik thatt woow right u noe pepz i probably be dumbb butt if ya got dha answer hurry up and right it downn

Jean Smart is 59 years old (birthdate: September 13, 1951).

Yes but they also dipped it in coffee :)

It is very hard to tell especially with the GSD. Because this breed is too famous and for the same reason is one of the most popular dog breeds in the USA. The main reason is that GSD were bred widely by too many breeders and more than 50% of those breeders are disqualified back yard breeders, so the quality of each individual GSD will be substantially different. More over, GSD breed has been bred to used in many different tasks and they also appear to be different sizes. Therefore the bite forces of GSD may varied depends on individual, for example, a special military GSD who was bred for many generations to obtain the strongest bite force possible will probably has a bite force far stronger than a wolf or even a matiff.

In general, a well bred German shepherds may have a bite pressure of upto 450 lbs on average. But a special individual military german shepherds can have up to 800 lbs, partly depends on how big the dog is and what purpose it was bred for.

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There is no information on the actual cost of the Gosselin's German Shepherds.

Those dogs were not German Shepherds but a mix so not much.