Other Names
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Origin
The King shepherd has been bred by American breeders by using American and European German Shepherd Dogs as well as Alaskan Malamutes & Great Pyrenees |
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Companion, Working Dog, Watchdog, Sheep Herder |
Life Expectancy
This breed can live as long as 10-11 years of age |
Weight & Height
90 to 145 pounds & 25-29 inches tall at the shoulders |
Known Health Problems
Exocrine Pancreatic Insuffiency, Pannus, Hypothyroidism, Mega-E, Hip Dysplasia,
Perianal Fistula. |
Temperament
The King Shepherd should be friendly with children and other animals and not be shy. They make a fine working dog and sheep herder |
Training
The dog is intelligent and eager to learn |
Living Conditions
Not recommended for apartment life |
Grooming
Brush regularly and bathe when necessary |
Exercise
The breed does need to be exercised daily |
Coat Texture
2 coat types. Coarse-haired and long-haired |
Coat Colors
Colors include Sable, Bi-colored, Black Saddle with Red, Tan, Gold, Cream or Silver markings, Sold Black or Solid White. |
Puppies
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Recognition
American Rare Breed Association, American King Shepherd Club, World Wide Kennel Club, Eastern Rare Breed Dog Club, States Kennel Club, American Pet Registy |
For More Info On King Shepherds
Visit King Shepherd Information |
