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raported cuz i can see penor
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German..Shepherd?
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German..Shepherd?
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Cute dog
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very cute little guy, is he german bred or american bred?

also as a side note: develop a good relationship with your vet, white GS' tend to have more health problems than standard black+brown GS' (though they do tend to be pretty healthy, excluding a predisposition to hip displasia as most large breeds do)
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Quote (oBlUWUlFo @ Dec 27 2011 05:50am)
very cute little guy, is he german bred or american bred?

also as a side note: develop a good relationship with your vet, white GS' tend to have more health problems than standard black+brown GS' (though they do tend to be pretty healthy, excluding a predisposition to hip displasia as most large breeds do)


american bred. and i will do that thx for the tip also ne more advice would be great and much appreciated thx <3
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american bred. and i will do that thx for the tip also ne more advice would be great and much appreciated thx <3


won't need much else, they're great dogs :D

generally speaking, german bred GS' > american bred ones in terms of health

They got so overbred and hip displasia became so common in them that the german kennel club started requiring genetic testing for a predisposition for hip displasia. If the dog tested positive for it they couldn't be registered as a purebred GS. Being all white or black will also disqualify them lol.

American bred ones have no such requirements so it's gone prettymuch unchecked.

Growing up a buddy of mine had an american bred white GS and she was pretty healthy and lived to (I think) ~15 years old
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