German Shepherd Characteristic

The German shepherd characteristic gives the impression of continuous vigilance, watchful to every sight and sound, faithfulness, dynamism and cautiousness, with nothing evading attention; fearless, but with decisive suspiciousness of strangers. The breed standard German shepherd is short haired with a clear undercoat. Though, the extended coated German Shepherd is an completely gorgeous dog to the eye and the common public has fallen in love with this dog. They make wonderful working dogs, are very calm with support work, are great with police work and make the best pets. When working, the German shepherd is alert and eager, adapting well to tasks or responsibilities. Lack of coolness is a serious defect in the character of a German shepherd. The structure of this breed was designed for competent locomotion, particularly at the run, so reduced movement is another serious fault.

The German Shepherd Dog possesses highly developed senses, mentally and temperamentally. He should be strongly distinctive and possess a high customary of intelligence. Three of the most outstanding traits are virtuousness, discernment and ability to reason. Most of the German Shepherds have proven their versatility in temperament type, stability and strength in nerves. They are proven producers of brilliant fitness, constantly lending this characteristic to their offspring, and have been entirely tested on all structural and nature aspects by the peak functioning exhibition jury to ensure that they are worthy representatives for the development of the variety. The principal distinction between the long coated German Shepherd and the short haired German Shepherd is the length of the coat. The long coated German Shepherd simply has longer hair. It is as simple as that. Their names define their natural characteristics.