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Golden Shepherd Breed Information

 
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Name: Golden Shepherd
Mix: 1/2 German Shepherd Dog  x  1/2 Golden Retriever
Mixes: More German Shepherd Dog Mixes , More Golden Retriever Mixes


   

  Appearance: The Golden Shepherd is a medium sized dog with a German Shepherd body, a head like a Golden Retriever. They can put their ears up but are usually carried lying down.

  Characteristics: The Golden Shepherd is a very intelligent dog that is easy to get along with.

  Family Dog: The Golden Shepherd is definitely a family dog.

  Companionship: The Golden Shepherd loves to be with his owners more than anything.

  Body: The Golden Shepherd has a body much like that of a German Shepherd shaped with heavier back end and a straight, not sloped back.

  Forequarters: The forequarters of the Golden Shepherd are much like that of a German Shepherd with a thick chest.

  Gait: Depending on speed, the Golden Shepherd canters like a German Shepherd but does not run flat out often.

  Color: The coat of the Golden Shepherd is sable with golden tones.

  Grooming: The coat of the Golden Shepherd should be brushed once a week.

  Behavior: The Golden Shepherd is a laid back dog that really loves attention and to be close to his people. They are protective if they sense trouble.

  Barking: The Golden Shepherd is not a big barker but does have a tendency to bark in their sleep and will get aggressive with a barking dog.

   

  Exercise: Like a Golden retiever, the Golden Shepherd loves to be running but is also content to sit around the house.

  Dental Health: The Golden Shepherd has very good dental health and loves to chew.

  Bone/Tissue Health: The Golden Shepherd has very good bones and flexibility. They may be prone to developing small fat tumours.

     
 

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