Entity: GERMAN-SHEPHERD
German Shepherd is a breed of working dogs of German origin known for their intelligence, responsiveness, and versatility in roles such as police work and guiding the blind. Also referred to as Alsatian, they are characterized by their distinctive coat colors and strong build.
GERMAN-SHEPHERD
Etymology
The term 'German Shepherd' refers to a breed of working dogs of German origin.
Definition
German Shepherd is a versatile and intelligent breed of working dogs known for their adaptability in various roles such as police work and guiding the blind.
Historical Context
German Shepherds have a rich history dating back to the late 19th century when they were developed for herding and guarding sheep. They gained popularity for their intelligence and versatility in various tasks.
Cultural Significance
German Shepherds are widely used in police work, search and rescue operations, as guide dogs for the blind, and as loyal family pets. They are known for their loyalty, courage, and protective instincts.
Related Concepts
German Shepherds are also known as Alsatians in some regions. They are recognized for their distinctive coat colors, including black-and-tan, brindled, and black.
See Also
- Alsatian
- Police Dogs
- Guide Dogs
A versatile and intelligent breed of working dogs of German origin, known for their adaptability in various roles such as police work and guiding the blind.