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Saturday, August 30, 2008

Frequently Asked Questions - German Shepherd Dog Breed

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Many a times I get calls from unknown people looking for a good companion, but confused as to whether they should go for a German Shepherd Dog or not. A lot time I came across people with wrong notions about the breed. Weekends, for me, are like "Attend a Dog Lovers' Call Day". At times I tend to have pity on my cell phone and cordless. Well, I don't mind receiving such calls... I can spend centuries talking about dogs.


People often says "mine is a German Shepherd Dog, not an Alsatian dog". At time they ask is there any difference between GSD and an Alsatian dog? Check out this

3 comments:

  1. Hello Aringsburg,
    I am Rainie Carlson, Scientist (Biotechnology), by profession. But I have another part of my life too - DOGS. I am a dog lover, like many around me. I have four shepherds, two salukis and two dachshunds. Whenever I get time, I stay back home and look for dog information over the web. Just today I noticed your site. It is too good - especially this FAQ material is worth mentioning. I found very little GSD sites that give such great deal of German Shepherd Dog information that are worth reading.

    Your specimens are gorgeous too! Great work...

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  2. Re G.S.D. & Alsation. This name swap started during W.W.2.Alsacia (now Bolivia,) borders France & Germany, U.K. Did not want anything German,so the G.S.D. became an Alsation, (but always G.S.D. on the pedgree!)
    A rose by any other name is still a rose!

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  3. Right said troget. Check out my article Varried Names For The Breed
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