"The most striking features of the correctly bred German Shepherd are firmness of nerves, attentiveness, unshockability, tractability, watchfulness, reliability and incorruptibility together with courage, fighting tenacity and hardness."
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- Max von Stephanitz, Father of the German Shepherd Dog
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Non-profit organization devoted exclusively to funding research projects pertaining to the health of the German Shepherd Dog. Includes mission, history, grants, health survey, staff profiles, annual reports, and recipes.
Dedicated to GSD Jack Flash, includes message board, warning signs, diagnosis, treatment, exercise, and turning instructions, listings of vets, and database for user-submissions of details of GSD deaths.
Chatrooms, history, photo gallery, and breed, club, and rescue resources.
Breed standards and information, German commands and names, weight chart, health, rescue organization database, GSD-L mailing list subscription and message archives, chat room, photographs, and anecdotes.
Information on anatomy, Schutzhund, breed standards, training, and health.
Article by Fred Lanting about the history and future of the breed.
(July 16, 1999)
Non-profit organization devoted exclusively to funding research projects pertaining to the health of the German Shepherd Dog. Includes mission, history, grants, health survey, staff profiles, annual reports, and recipes.
Dedicated to GSD Jack Flash, includes message board, warning signs, diagnosis, treatment, exercise, and turning instructions, listings of vets, and database for user-submissions of details of GSD deaths.
Chatrooms, history, photo gallery, and breed, club, and rescue resources.
Breed standards and information, German commands and names, weight chart, health, rescue organization database, GSD-L mailing list subscription and message archives, chat room, photographs, and anecdotes.
Information on anatomy, Schutzhund, breed standards, training, and health.
Article by Fred Lanting about the history and future of the breed.
(July 16, 1999)
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