A detailed look at German Shepherd dogs, covering their origins, physical traits, temperament, health problems, and what they need to thrive. The video explores why this breed became so popular and what owners should know before getting one.
The German shepherd is one of the most well known dog breeds in the world today. As its name suggests, the German shepherd is originally from Germany. This pet is excellent if it is well trained as it usually follows its owner's orders very well. This dog is perfect for people who may have a large dog as it is a large animal that needs large spaces to run and use up its energy. It is a very robust and flexible dog. It is muscular and has powerful jaws that can generate a force of about 220 kilogram. There are many variations regarding the color of German Shepherds. Brown, black, reddish, many. It is often said that it has a kind of black coat over its back. It is an ideal companion dog, very good with children, but you always have to be careful because of its large size so that it does not hurt them. The German shepherd is one of the breeds with the most genetic problems due to the irresponsible breeding that we have been doing in recent years. Ears as usual, large dogs tend to suffer from hip dysplasia. The description of the German shepherd could be said to be a rectangular with a sloping shape. It is a dog that is longer than it is tall and its back slopes towards the back of the dog as opposed to being horizontal. The head is broad at the top between the ears. The Ergas are of medium size and are held erect and raised. The hair has two layers. The upper coat is not very short while the undercoat is dense. The tail is long with a lot of hair usually kept quite hanging. The height of the German shepherd is from the shoulders to the ground and is about 63 cm in males and 58 in females. The weight of males is usually between 34 and 38 kg while females usually weigh about 27 or 32 kg. The life expectancy of this dog is usually about 11U.
