1. The information about German Shepherd Dog.

2. German Shepherd Dog is a trotting dog, and its structure has been developed to meet the requirements of its work.

3. It appears that the " German" German Shepherd Dog is going to follow the "American" German Shepherd Dog in its downhill slide toward total uselessness as a working breed.

4. The first impression of a good German Shepherd Dog is that of a strong, agile, well muscled animal, alert and full of life.

5. The Full German Shepherd Dog Illustrated Standard Can Be Found Here .

6. The animal chosen, the German shepherd dog is a symbol of German culture.

7. German Shepherd Dog, White (Swiss Shepherd Dog). White in the GSD is a dominant masking gene, and has always been frowned upon by the major breed clubs.

8. The essence of the German Shepherd Dog ( GSD ) is character.

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10. A German Shepherd Dog is a trotting dog, and its structure has been developed to meet the requirements of its work.

11. The campaign shows scenes that can be understood as intercourse between a woman and a German shepherd dog.

12. Allelic frequencies and average heterozygosities revealed the greatest variation in Labrador retriever and the lowest in German Shepherd dog.

13. "For the first time in nearly three decades the German Shepherd dog finds itself in the number two position, displacing the Yorkshire Terrier, " said American Kennel Club spokeswoman Lisa Peterson.

14. Our publishing house proposes an encyclopaedia called "Animal World". It clearly explains the origin and development of the Persian cat and German shepherd dog.

15. But I don't need to be when there's five polis and a German Shepherd dog breaking down the door and dragging Marc screaming down the path and into a van.

16. This breed of dogs is considered to be the second most intelligent dog after Border Collie, and before the German Shepherd Dog.

17. Giant axonal neuropathy - This is a rare disease in the German Shepherd Dog.

18. Breeds that may be more commonly affected include the English Cocker Spaniel, German Shepherd Dog, Alaskan Malamute, Dachshund, and Springer Spaniel.

19. Note: This is by no means intended as an extensive history of the breed, but rather an overview of how the German Shepherd Dog as we know it today came into existence.