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The long haired German Shepherd possesses all of the same qualities as the standard short haired breed.
This dog is a very popular breed amongst young individuals, couples and families.
But what makes this breed different?
The only difference between the long haired German Shepherd and their standard siblings is a “genetic fault”; giving them their long and single coated fur.
In this guide, we will tell you all you need to know about the long haired GSD including: breed history, appearance, temperament, exercise and puppy buying guide
The long haired German Shepherd was bred from their standard siblings, the only difference is coat length.
This breed is due to rare autosomal recessive genes, meaning that both parents need to be a carrier of the long coat phenotype in order for a long haired German Shepherd puppy to be born.
Known as a “fault”, according to the American Kennel Club’s standards, this gorgeous trait continues to be classified as a breeding fault.
However, this dog is known for their favorable German Shepherd characteristics and their long beautiful coat which is becoming increasingly popular with dog lovers.
Breed Origin
First bred to be a hard-working herding dog, the German Shepherd was first discovered by Max von Stephanitz in 1899.
von Stephanitz encountered a dog named “Hektor” at a dog show and was impressed by the dog’s appearance and characteristics. He later adopted Hektor and changed his name to “Horand”.
Horand was the first official German Shepherd and was the center of a selective breeding program where he was the stud dog for over 84 German Shepherd puppies.
Today, the German Shepherd dog is bred for families and they are used as working dogs too, you may see this canine working with the police and military.
Kennel Club Recognition
First recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1908 this canine has been a pedigree for over 100 years.
The modern Shepherd is believed to have changed over time, diverging from von Stephanitz’ first dog Horand.
Whilst this breed may have strayed from Horand’s appearance, the long haired German Shepherd is still recognized as a beautiful, intelligent, obedient, loyal and hard-working dog breed.
Long Haired German Shepherd Price
The cost of this canine ranges anywhere from $400 to $2,500 USD.
This is dependent upon the breeder. When it comes to purebred canines, the higher cost is normally a reflection of parent pedigree and lineage genetic health.
Their puppy feet are disproportionally large in comparison to their bodies.
As they mature older, their baby fur becomes a little coarser and their ears also become erect.
This dog reaches physical maturity at approximately one and a half years of age
Because this canine was originally bred to be a herding companion with a high prey drive, correct and successful introductions and socialization with new people and animals is very important.
This breed is highly intelligent and is therefore very capable of distinguishing between a non-threatening and threatening situation.
The long haired German Shepherd is not known for unwanted behaviors, instead they are known for their impeccable obedience.
However, any pet may develop bad habits (i.e. barking or chewing), due to a lack of exercise of boredom.
Historically these pooches were known for being highly aggressive, however, this is simply a guarding temperament to those they love.
The long haired German Shepherd is almost identical to their standard siblings when it comes to their appearance, personality, temperament, maintenance and exercise requirements… with the exception of coat length of course!
This breed may be large, but they have a big heart to match too.
They make an excellent addition to any family whether big or small, as long as you have the time for training and exercising, a German Shepherd will have the time for you.
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