Due to their intelligence, loyalty, and ability, these canines have earned a name for themselves in law enforcement, search and rescue, and even film.
Origin and History Max von Stephanitz, the father of the German Shepherd breed, helped recognize the breed in Germany in 1899.
Stephanitz standardized German farm dogs for intellect, speed, and strength due to their intelligence and utility.
Name and Changes German Shepherd Dogs were called “Deutscher Schäferhund” in Germany
but anti-German feeling in the UK altered their name to “Alsatian Wolf Dog” during World War I.
Physical Features German Shepherds are huge, aristocratic, and tough. They have a domed forehead,
a tall square-cut nose with strong jaws, and medium-sized brown eyes that look insightful.