Your dogs are not easteuropian shephard. Your dogs are czech working line german shephar.

@@parachkevtodorov4388 Thanks, I didn't know that there was a dog breed named east European shepherd I was confused when he said they were created from GSD's and my GSD came from eastern Europe but I had just got up for the day to I understand now thanks.

@@flashpan26 The Eastern European Shepherd was bred in the USSR in the 1930s, it is a young breed. This breed of service dogs was created in the 1930s in the USSR for service in the Soviet army in various climatic conditions. The base breed for the breeding of the Eastern European Shepherd Dog was German Shepherds exported from Germany, to which the blood of local breeds of huskies and their mestizos, Great Dane and some other breeds flowed. The breed adopted its modern look in the 50s of the 20th century. The first standard, which fixed the breed type of the VEO, was approved in 1964. With the collapse of the USSR, the breed almost disappeared. In the 90s of the 20th century, there was a fashion for other dog breeds imported to Russia from Europe, with the fashion for everything Western, there was also a fashion for German Shepherds. They began to mix them with an eastern relative and almost destroyed the breed of Eastern European shepherds. As is often the case, only the efforts of the chosen ones enthusiasts helped to save the breed of Eastern European Shepherds from extinction. Currently, Eastern European Shepherds are gaining strength again, the number of breeders in Russia is growing, and the number of fans in all corners of the country and abroad is increasing. The standard was approved by the decision of the Presidium of the SOKO RCF dated 03/18/2020. Work is underway to recognize the breed in the International Cynological Federation.

@@_Verent what an awesome explanation thank you for taking the time to explain it to me in a nice way. I understand it now not confused any more and i wish the best for Eastern European Shepherds I hope they get the breed straightened out they are great looking dogs.

@@flashpan26 Yes, this is an amazing dog. I had both a German Shepherd and an Eastern European Shepherd, I can compare them, the Eastern European Shepherd is larger, according to the horakter, the Eastern European Shepherd is much calmer and more balanced, a well-trained VEO works better than a German, VEO will be good in any climatic conditions. The Eastern European Shepherd is not inclined to challenge leadership, he will protect the whole family, but he will have one owner, he is a smart dog, but education should not be allowed to take its course if you want to get an obedient guard. If you are looking for a good working dog, and not a dog for exhibitions, then the Eastern European Shepherd is preferable. Unfortunately, the Germans were very badly spoiled for the show, they became hysterical dogs with a booty almost touching the ground, a good working German is not so easy to find now.

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That may constantly hurt the dog

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