German Shepherds

Small jogs around the backyard with its owner will increase its agility and loyalty. Throwing a ball or toy or even just playing chase will boost any young puppy.

Yes, as all dogs can.

They will find somewhere they find safe to birth in.

Find a shelter or rescue, they are not an uncommon breed to you can pretty easily find them in a shelter. search by breed on petfinder and go to your local spca, I have noticed that they seem to have a lot there but they don't usually put there pets on petfinder.

height can be 31"and weight can be nearabout 130lbs if you feed it properly with diet containing large amount of calcium and protein from the very begning of it's age

before one year old

because of your mum jks cuse it's just the breed

NO.

The German Shepherd and Bull dog have completly different coats/shape and temperment. You could breed them, but its risky due to the large head of the Bull Dog.

The puppies would be a mix between the two, and not look like one or the other.

Look in your local paper or via internet, I cannot post links for you as its against the WIKI guidelines.

Anywhere between 6-12 pounds.

Whilst it is possible to breed from an Australian Shepherd on there first heat cycle, this is NOT advisable. As your dog is still developing, 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.

While both dogs will have different diseases and conditions of concern that are specific to their breeds, both should be seen by a veterinarian at least once a year for a general wellness exam and vaccine boosters as needed. After they turn 7 years old, they should be seen ideally twice a year for geriatric (old dog) wellness exams. If either dog develops a chronic disease that needs closer management, that dog should be seen more often as described by your veterinarian.

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Tourette syndrome is also called Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome

OK,

so if you pull and throw your dog around like the way I do then you will notice hair around your hands and nails. the best way to fix this problem is to put on your steel cap boots and give your dog a good kick you know where. don't be afraid to discipline your dog with brutal force. if he continues to lose his hair slap his face really hard while holding some scissors in the palm of your hand. if he cries, this is good for his well being and will soon learn to respect you.

back to the hair.. as a treat for your new pal, poke out his eyes if his hair ends up on the couch, he will soon learn to drop his hair elsewhere. this is all normal behavior and don't be alarmed if he poops on the spot, all you do is rub it inside his nose while slicing off one of his feet. after this interrogation believe me he will learn not to drop hair ever again.

Depends on you, as the owner.

A German Shepherd would certainly be more loyal, going as far to die for its owner and is more popular.

Beaucerons are much more rare.

They both make good guard dogs but the German Shepherd is easier to train.

they were a shepherd

He has an upset stomach, probably from eating something of the ground or a change of diet. Best thing you can do is give him some rice (which is good for digestion) and see a vet if this continues after 48 hours.

Chocalate.

My assie has a fairly thick coat, but made up of fine, soft fur. She sheds quite a bit if not brushed regularly and they can also mat up very badly if not properly cared for.....that being said, They are great, soft dogs to cuddle up with.

Color does not change the breed of a dog. Having said that, white Australian Shepherds should be discouraged and should never be purchased from a breeder. An Aussie that is mostly white may be a homozygous merle, also called a double merle. This means that both parents carried the merle gene. It may sound innocent enough, but double merle Aussies can be blind and/or deaf or have vision and hearing difficulties. Breeders who breed two merles together are not scrupulous breeders and aren't the sort of person you'd want to buy a puppy from. If you are interested in getting a double merle Aussie, rescues are a great place to look. Most people don't want these white Aussies because they may be deaf or blind, but they still make great pets and still need homes like any other dog. They act like any other dog, they just may need some extra care and consideration.

No, there is German Shepherd and that is it.

There is however, lots of colours.

The most recognised is Black And Tan, Black & White.

Other colours like Sable and Panda occur too.

You might want to consider a different type of shampoo?? Or maybe he/she is allergic to something?? It could be the food so try a different food and different shampoo.

Consult your vet if it persists :)

300-400grams of complete a day.