German Shepherd (confirm introduction)
The German Shepherd Dog (German Shepherd Dog) was bred in Germany in 1899. After 6 changes, the World Shepherd Dog Federation (WUSV) conference in May 1991 adopted the breed characteristics standard of the dog. The AKC classification belongs to the livestock dog group. During the First World War, German Shepherds were valued for their role in detecting enemy situations, capturing prisoners, and rescuing the wounded. Currently, they are mostly used as police dogs, drug detection dogs, and guide dogs. It is still a very popular family ornamental dog.
Chinese name: German Shepherd Dog
Suborder: Canis suborder
Latin name: GermanShepherdDog
Family: Canidae
Alias: German Wolfdog
Subfamily: Canininae
Kingdom: Animalia
Genus: Canis
Phylum: Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrates
Species: Single Hound
Class: Mammalia
Subclass Species: Domestic dog
Subclass: Theria
Dispersed area: Germany
Order: Carnivora
Body type classification: tall and powerful
Individual tall: males are 60~65cm tall, females Height 55~60cm
General body weight: males weigh 30~40kg, females weigh 22~32kg
Native area: Germany
Broad uses: military and police dogs
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