German Shepherd
The German Shepherd is a loyal, intelligent and adaptable dog that when socialised and trained well can be a rewarding and loving pet.
About the German Shepherd
When well trained German Shepherds can be even tempered, self-assured, vigilant, docile and highly intelligent. This long list of qualities makes them good companions and protectors, and excellent guarding and herding dogs.
German Shepherds are driven by their motivation to work. They can become a dominant figure in their owners’ lives but German Shepherd training is easy, given the time and attention they need. This breed should receive significant daily mental and physical stimulation, with its high exercise requirement and need to learn.
Source : faits et caractéristiques clés provenant de la Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI)
Particularités de la race
- Pays
- Allemagne
- Groupe
- FCI Group 1, AKC Herding Group
- Catégorie de taille
- Races de grande taille
- Espérance de vie moyenne
- 9–13 ans
Serein / Confiant / Affectueux / Robuste / Protecteur / Dynamique / Obéissant
Faits marquants
Origins of the breed
The German Shepherd was originally bred from the herding dogs of central and southern Germany.
Methodical breeding commenced once the first breed association was founded in 1889, with the goal of producing an energetic, versatile, high-achieving working dog.