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German Wwi

German Shepherd Insights

German Shepherds originated in 1899. They are known for sheep herding. German Shepherds have a great sense of smell, which makes them greazt service animals. The average life expectancy of a German is about 13 years. A unique thing about this breed is that they are given jobs quite often, because they are great service animals. You will find that German Shepherds are great at many things like guarding, tracking and family pets!

Here are reasons why German Shepherds are such a fantastic dog!

• A german man (no surprise here), founded this breed of dog.
GSD's are the 1st breed awarded the working dog title by the AKC.
• These dogs are active indoors and outside.
• GSD's served in WWI WWII.
• Buddy, was the 1st GSD to be used as a eye seeing dog .
• A German Shepherd has about 8 puppies.

German Shepherds are very great with helping out society. These dogs are often trained by law enforcement and special operations. German Shepherds are so useful that they are used to help guide the blind as seeing-eye dogs! They are very intelligent in the way that they obey to their owner. If you are looking for a breed that is top tier on intelligence, look no further than a german shepherd. They are very loyal dogs. So be careful when you approach one you do not know because they can be overprotective of their family if they are not familiar with you!

In The Hills Have Eyes, A German Shepherd was featured as well as I am Legend. Older movies that German Shepherds have been featured in is Rin Tin Tin, Beverly Hills Canine and Strongheart. You can also see these types of dogs in major motion pictures. These dogs are so intelligent that they are trainable to be taught to be good actors (or what ever you would call a dog actor)! If you are looking for a great protector dog, I would highly recommend a German Shepherd!

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