5 Types of German Shepherds and How to Identify Them

In this video, we will talk about 5 Types of German Shepherds and How to Identify Them.
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To Be Clear: The German Shepherd is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. They have been bred since the 19th century and have had a significant impact on the development of domestic dogs worldwide. German Shepherds, as suggested by their name, were originally bred to serve as working dogs. They were initially bred in Germany to assist farmers with their livestock management needs. The breed's inherent aptitude for this type of work was quickly recognized and appreciated. Consequently, the breeding of German Shepherds focused on enhancing traits such as strength, intelligence, loyalty and astuteness - characteristics that are still prominent in the breed today. Over time, the popularity of this breed started to grow. Their striking beauty, coupled with their remarkable strength, loyalty and intelligence, caught people's attention. This led to an increased interest in breeding these dogs to further enhance their desirable traits for pet enthusiasts who appreciated their uniqueness. Eventually this led to the breeding of 5 different types of German Shepherds which we’re going to talk about today. We will talk about 5 Types of German Shepherds and How to Identify Them. Let's start.
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[@teaeyedoubleguhur]

Seeing American GSDs with their sloped backs is painful for me as it is probably painful for the dogs. No dog should walk on their pasterns! In police work, the tendency is to get their dogs from the Czech Republic or maybe from Germany as these dogs have level backs.

[@jeremyclarkson-69]

The German show line is where it should've stayed a little bit of a sloped back but not exaggerated and still able to do work, healthy and more family friendly, American show lines should be illegal the animals are suffering

[@kapikapi2195]

I like how germans used it in ww2