A Sheep's Breed

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- The dog breed was originally used as a shepherd and a service search dog.

The German sheep was derived from the breeding and crossing of certain varieties of gourt dogs of Central and South Germany. There are smooth and long-sighted varieties.

The German shepherds are currently engaged in an exhibition career, security, and are dogs for the family.

Two main centres of origin, namely, the current territory of Scandinavia and North-West Russia, have been identified, but there has also been no blood implication of the Indian wolf. The first representative of the German sheep, as a breed of dirty and white graft, was shown at an exhibition in Hannover in 1882. The Count was the first to be introduced into the German sheep's birth book.

The German sheep was released at the end of the nineteenth century. The official birth of the pond is the responsibility of the founders of the German sheep club, headed by the Max von Stepanic, a rightly considered spiritual father of that dog breed. Von Stefanica ' s views allowed him to assess the various types of German sheep without prejudice in the hope of creating a moderate type. One principle is the basis for the future breed of lungs: " A German shepherd is considered to be any shepherd of a dog living in Germany, which, thanks to the constant training of her dog shepherds, achieves telematic and mental excellence in its utilitar function. "

The removal of the breeds, organized and nationally delivered, has progressed rapidly thanks to the combined efforts of German pasture dogs. In 1899, the German sheep was first officially displayed at the German dog exhibition.

Standard German sheep It was the first time that Stefanica and Meyer were drawn up in 1899. The original text was supplemented by the 6th Assembly of Members SVheld on 28 July 1901, at the 23rd Assembly, held on 17 September 1909 in Cologne, at the meeting of the Board of Directors and the Advisory Committee in Wisbaden on 5 September 1930, and at the meeting of the Commission on the Establishment and the Board of Directors on 25 March 1961. The text was then revised by the World Union of German Awesome Societies and adopted at the meeting. WUSV 30 August 1976. The standard was rewritten and restructured from 23 to 24 March 1991.