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ARTICLES COMING SOON:
ACL Rupture, Allergic Dermatitis, auto immune Hemolytic Anemia,
Aspiration pneumonia, Bloat, car
sickness, seizures, Spondylitis,
Demodectic Mange, Ehrlichiosis,
Pancreatic Insufficiency, Hip Dysplasia, Intussusception,
Megaesophagus, Panosteitis, Parovirus infection, Volvulus, Yeast
Infections
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GERMAN SHEPHERD:
Originally a herding dog, it seem the German Shepherd
can be trained to do any job. Police, search and
rescue, military, assistance, Guide work - it thrives
on a life of service.
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Standardized in Germany in the 1890's
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German
Shepherds were bred for Herding
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German Shepherds are
in the AKC Herding Group
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Fearless, devoted, intelligent
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Daily
brushing
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Regular,
vigorous
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Adapts
well to urban living
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Outstanding watchdog
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Life expectancy is
around 13 years
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Males:
24-27 inches 85-100 pounds
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Females:
22-25 inches 55-75 pounds
GERMAN
SHEPHERD COLOR AND PIGMENT |
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2006 World Sieger VA1 Zamp
vom Thermodos SchH3, Kkl 1a
Black and Red - Ideal Stucture - |
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Long Hair/Coat - Good
Stucture - good pigment and color -
Long hair not acceptable for show |
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Ch Merkel's Sangria UDT
Black and Tan - American Champion - Good structure -
acceptable color - |
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Red Sable - V Rated in
Germany - Good Stucture - Rich color and pigment-
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Grey
Sable - Photo here soon |
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German Bred - CH-V Newmanns Jim SchH3, Kkl 1a
Bi-Color - American Champion/V rated in Germany
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Black - American Champion |
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Black and Silver Long Hair - Good Pigment poor color-
light eyes - Long hair not acceptable for show |
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White - good pigment (nose, eyes) - adequate structure
-Color not acceptable for show in the U.S. but can be shown
in Canada. |
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