If you want to adopt one of the most popular dog breeds, there’s a good chance you’ll choose a German Shepherd Dog. But you also want a purebred dog, which requires you to find out how to identify a purebred German Shepherd. How can you do that? Here are 7
Whether you have a buzzcut, a combover, or a mane, you know that hair is an essential part of your appearance. That’s why it is no surprise that the first question a potential German Shepherd owner has to address upon getting interested in the breed is what type of coat
When we talk about dog training, owning a purebred German Shepherd or a Siberian Husky puppy is a safer deal than owning a mixed-breed puppy. These two popular purebreds have a well-defined breed standard, and we have mastered their training over the years. However, training a German Shepherd Husky mix
Unless you were looking for a picture of a German Shepherd in a wig, you have come across this article looking for more information on the purebred long-haired German Shepherd. This variety is also known as the long-coated German Shepherd, long stock, or “coaties.” This article will cover the long
A brindle German Shepherd is an exotic German Shepherd featuring a striped appearance ranging from tiger-like to barely visible. The stripe colors and positioning can vary depending on gene mutation, making these dogs look pretty majestic in some instances. Their rarity adds to speculation, which leads to myths like: Before
It is self-evident that show line German Shepherds get their name from dog shows and their qualification probability for such shows. But there’s a lot more to a show line GSD than appearance. And while some can have incorrect assumptions about these dogs, those interested in adopting them cannot afford
