Breed Information
If any breed of dog is most deserving of the title "Noble with Natural Beauty", then that dog is the German Shepherd.
He is a dog with elegant yet flowing lines, glamorous to behold, with a shining coat, erect ears, and an intelligent expression that will command attention wherever he is seen. His eyes indicate the love and affection he has for those who care for him and his sweeping tail will show his mood whether it be gay or sad.
By nature a German Shepherd is wary of strangers, though once one is accepted by him, he is a friend for life. He is an efficient, obedient worker; quick to learn, and what is learned will never be forgotten. It is an active breed and thrives on work—little is beyond it's capabilities. Fleet of foot, powerful, yet graceful and nimble, he is the epitome of those qualities considered to be ideal within a dog.
He loves human companionship and will respond to his owner’s mood, whether this be lying quietly by his side or romping across the fields; indeed, at all times, his one desire is to be with you and to please you.
He has a keen sense of humor and enjoys playful games yet, in defense of those he loves, can become a frightening adversary that one would be well advised to keep clear of. He can fit into a flat or a mansion as the need may be, for he is happy wherever you are happy.
The German Shepherd Dog is respected and admired throughout the world for its versatility, intelligence, and loyalty. It has existed as a recognized breed for a relatively brief period of time compared to other dog breeds. The early
shepherd dogs of Germany were of several types suited to their environments.
Coat length and texture, color, and build all varied but these types all
possessed ruggedness, intelligence, soundness, and the ability to do specialized work.
He is a dog with elegant yet flowing lines, glamorous to behold, with a shining coat, erect ears, and an intelligent expression that will command attention wherever he is seen. His eyes indicate the love and affection he has for those who care for him and his sweeping tail will show his mood whether it be gay or sad.
By nature a German Shepherd is wary of strangers, though once one is accepted by him, he is a friend for life. He is an efficient, obedient worker; quick to learn, and what is learned will never be forgotten. It is an active breed and thrives on work—little is beyond it's capabilities. Fleet of foot, powerful, yet graceful and nimble, he is the epitome of those qualities considered to be ideal within a dog.
He loves human companionship and will respond to his owner’s mood, whether this be lying quietly by his side or romping across the fields; indeed, at all times, his one desire is to be with you and to please you.
He has a keen sense of humor and enjoys playful games yet, in defense of those he loves, can become a frightening adversary that one would be well advised to keep clear of. He can fit into a flat or a mansion as the need may be, for he is happy wherever you are happy.
The German Shepherd Dog is respected and admired throughout the world for its versatility, intelligence, and loyalty. It has existed as a recognized breed for a relatively brief period of time compared to other dog breeds. The early
shepherd dogs of Germany were of several types suited to their environments.
Coat length and texture, color, and build all varied but these types all
possessed ruggedness, intelligence, soundness, and the ability to do specialized work.
ABOUT THE DDR - EAST GERMAN LINES
DDR dogs have a strong, solid, lean, muscular body, heavy bone construction and a large massive head. They have dark pigmentation and are not as angulated as West German show dogs. These dogs have a strong temperament, great working capacity and are well suited for Schutzhund, police work, search and rescue and many other tasks.
**Most importantly, DDR German Shepherds have a very low rate and severity of hip dysplasia.
These dogs developed a little differently than German Shepherds from other locations. They have heavier bone structure, a long body type, uniform shoulders and an even top line "STRAIGHT BACKED". They come in a number of colors, being black and tan, black and red, sable, bi color and black the most common.
**Most importantly, DDR German Shepherds have a very low rate and severity of hip dysplasia.
These dogs developed a little differently than German Shepherds from other locations. They have heavier bone structure, a long body type, uniform shoulders and an even top line "STRAIGHT BACKED". They come in a number of colors, being black and tan, black and red, sable, bi color and black the most common.
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Why Is It Dangerous To Leave Your Dog’s Collar On While In The Crate
**Don't crate your dog with a collar on!
WARNING TO ALL DOG OWNERS!!
WE DO NOT RECOMMEND GIVING
"TRIFEXIS" TO YOUR PETS!!
**Please do your own research before
even considering giving this to your pet.
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***Pet owners whose dogs have suffered severe adverse reactions are
asked to report them to both the drug maker
Elanco at 888 545 5973 and the FDA at 888 FDA VETS.
Here are some links to find
MY FAVORITE SITES ! ** LEERBURG PODCASTS HISTORY OF THE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG : Captain Max von Stephanitz * 10 Things You Must Teach Your Puppy Before They Are a Year Old * The Top 9 Foods You Should Never Give Your Dog * AKC -Get to know The German Shepherd Dog * Total German Shepherd Dog * German Shepherd Pedigree Database * HANDY HINTS FOR THE DOG OWNERS * Home Remedies for Fleas |
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I WANT TO SHARE THIS IMPORTANT NEW VIDEO - 10/29/13
I HAVE BEEN RESEARCHING ON THIS AND I AGREE STRONGLY WITH DR.BECKER.
PLEASE research more on this so that you can make the right choice with your PET/PETS also
I will be revising my spay and neuter contract accordingly!
*Dr. Karen Becker has MANY helpful health and educational videos for your pet on YOUTUBE.
***TO ALL CANINE OWNERS**
I WANT TO SHARE THIS IMPORTANT NEW VIDEO - 10/29/13
I HAVE BEEN RESEARCHING ON THIS AND I AGREE STRONGLY WITH DR.BECKER.
PLEASE research more on this so that you can make the right choice with your PET/PETS also
I will be revising my spay and neuter contract accordingly!
*Dr. Karen Becker has MANY helpful health and educational videos for your pet on YOUTUBE.
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A new study of German Shepherd Dogs adds to a growing body of research on the damaging effects of spaying and neutering on dogs
A new study of German Shepherd Dogs adds to a growing body of research on the damaging effects of spaying and neutering on dogs
- Earlier studies on other breeds, including Rottweilers, Golden Retrievers, and Vizslas, suggest that desexing can dramatically increase the risk for serious diseases and behavioral disorders in these dogs
- When dealing with 100 percent responsible pet owners, my preference is to leave dogs intact whenever possible to avoid unnecessary risks of anesthesia. When pets must undergo a sterilization procedure, I advocate an alternative procedure to a full spay or neuter that spares the gonads and ovaries, which produce hormones essential to good health
- Ovary sparing spays are equally as effective as traditional spays at preventing unwanted litters, but they are less invasive and eliminate the risk of endocrine damage
- Veterinary schools need to teach less damaging sterilization methods to students, as research shows our current surgical approach to controlling unwanted pregnancies can permanently affect dogs in negative ways. In addition, the surgical technique used by high volume spay clinics and shelters to sterilize very young dogs could easily be updated to a less damaging technique, while still accomplishing the goal of preventing unwanted litters
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