The German Shepherd

The German Shepherd As their name implies, German Shepherds were bred as herding dogs.

As such they've been bred to work closely with people and to control large moving masses. So in case you don't provide them with it they will find their own work to do, Herding dogs were bred to work and need work. Bred to think independently at times, these dogs can be smart problem solvers. From their background as herders, you can expect these dogs to chase moving objects like bicycles and cars. They also have a tendency to nip at running children quite similar way they should nip at the heels of livestock. So it's known as 'movementstimulated' nipping. Seriously.

German Shepherds are very intelligent and versatile. They can be trained to be police dogs, guide dogs, 'seeing eye' dogs, protection dogs and so on. Actually, they can make wonderful companions. Also, German Shepherds require professional assistance at least for the first two years, in spite the fact that highly trainable. They need constant, daily training and socialization sessions. Intensive early socialization is required to offset the problems of shyness and noise sensitivity that is common among all herding breeds. One should definitely not reward aggression or cowardice in this breed. Male German Shepherds gonna be neutered early.

German Shepherds been an extremely popular breed for many years which has led to problems associated with overbreeding and poor breeding.

Widespread genetic and temperament problems has left the Shepherd breed abounding with dogs who suffer from health and behaviour problems, excessive shyness and aggression. German Shepherds often become over attached to their owners which leads to separation anxiety, over protectiveness and fear of new situations. Surely, can get much larger than this. Generally, some can be solid grey, white, or gray, most Shepherds are blackish and tan in colour. These dogs are doublecoated breeds and as such shed profusely. Usually in the spring and fall, German Shepherds need to be brushed daily, when shedding occurs. With that said, while during which time the dogs will shed an amazing percentage of hair, shedding lasts a couple of weeks. These dogs need work and that translates into an awful lot of exercise, as previously mentioned.

 At least two sessions per day should be a minimum requirement. It's a well daily training sessions will also be highly recommended. As long as the high volume of breeding over the years, the behaviour of German Shepherds around children and identical pets can be quite unpredictable. Normally, a certain amount this behaviour can be attributed to inherited traits but training and early socialization also play an important role here.

German Shepherds are prone to a vast array of health concerns.

Here is a small list. Poor temperament has now become so common that a stable, confident and calm Shepherd is a very pleasant surprise. German Shepherds are prone to a vast array of health concerns. Here goes a small list. Poor temperament has now become so common that a stable, confident and calm Shepherd is a very pleasant surprise.