Service Dog Breed
Dogs with a certain set of qualities, both physical and psychological. Priority is given to such features as: elevation, strength, guard instinct, large dimensions of dogs. Initially, sheep, who are now the main agents of the service doggy, has been taken to protect herds on pastures. As a result of which the dogs of this breed need long walks and training, it can be concluded that the service dogs are dried, powerful, physically developed dogs.
There is a separate group of sports dogs in the service dogs of Russia. As dogs belonging to this group have good temper and short hair, they are not suitable for guard and guard duty. But at the same time, these dogs are perfect to search for drugs and weapons as well as for the rescue service.
The sheep group in the category of official breed is the largest. The popularity of sheep around the world makes a difference not only in origin but also in the physical, psychological qualities of the dogs of that species.
There are two major groups: Asian (Comondore, Pirenaya, Mid-Asia, Caucasus and others) -- malicious, strong, larger; and European (Schotland, French, Dutch, Belgian, German and other) -- with live temperament, medium size. The species that combines the characteristics of both groups is the South Russian sheep.
Such sheep varieties as: South Russian, Mid-Asia, Caucasus are not meant for apartments. The limited space makes these dogs feel bad and even sick. Such dogs should also not be chosen if the future owner is for the first time a dog farm. You need to be physically developed to handle that dog. A service dog, in the event of misrepresentation, becomes uncontrollable and aggressive.
Risenchauser, Kvergnaucer and Mittelshowzers refer to sports dogs (or sports-services). We don't know exactly the origin of the Schnauzers. They're supposed to have come from a tough hunting dog dating in different forms across Europe. The birth of this species is Germany. In the 19th century, the special literature described " Bawar wolves " , which were representatives of a large form of Schnauzers. The name of the pond came from the beard and the ears on the face. There are three varieties of this species that differ in size. Of all the snaucers, Risenhowzer is assigned to service dogs.
