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German Shepherd Miniature
The german shepherd miniature is best obtained from an experienced kennel that will provide health certificates and picture galleries.
Responsible breeders are concerned with the positive development of the breed. They screen the breeding stock for all disorders typical of the breed and don’t breed animals carrying recessive genes, which can cause the disorder in the following generations. The only way to obtain a high quality dog of this breed is purchasing from a reliable source and avoiding backyard breeders and pet stores. Buying such a strong and intelligent animal from an unreliable source may be dangerous, because no one can guarantee good health and temperament of the dog.
The german shepherd miniature is best obtained from an experienced kennel that will provide health certificates and picture galleries.
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German Shepherd Miniature -
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The longhaired dogs’ coat is considerably longer than that of the long stock hair type. It is usually very soft and forms a parting along the back. The undercoat will be found in the region of the loins or will not be present at all. A long coat is greatly diminished in weatherproofing and utility and therefore is undesirable (for the breed standard.) The following mistakes should be avoided: the incorrect coats (long hair, long stock hair,) bushy tufts behind the ears, big fluffy pantaloons and big bushy round tail, long fringes along the backs of the legs, and longer hair between the toes. The german shepherd miniature is best obtained from an experienced kennel that will provide health certificates and picture galleries.
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