German Shepherd

Hello My name is Sheeba ! I`m 18 month`s old

German Shepherd - The German Shepherd Dog was known as a German Shepherd Dog in the US. (the first one registered in the US was "Queen of Switzerland" in 1908)  During WWI, the AKC renamed it the "Shepherd Dog" but, renamed it in 1933 back to "German Shepherd Dog". After World War I these dogs were named the Alsatian.  Today they are known by the correct name of German Shepherd Dog.  German Shepherds are powerful and well muscled with a slightly elongated form.  The height at the shoulders is 21 ½" to 25 ½".  These dogs are all around working, herding and service dogs.  They are steady of nerve and completely good natured as well as alert. They need frequent grooming due to a double coat.  They make great watch dogs and home companions.

Great Dane & Saint Bernard Mix

Hello my name is Abby, I`m 6 years old

Great Dane -  These dignified but affectionate dogs are the national dog of Germany. Their origins can almost certainly be traced to the dogs brought to Europe by the Alans, a Scythian tribe from Russia. Great Danes are giant dogs that combine nobility with robustness and power with elegance. They are kind and sweet and make wonderful family dogs and good watchdogs. They require lots of exercise. Daily grooming is good for their coat. Coat colors are fawn, black, blue, brindle & harlequin. These dogs weigh 100 to 200 lbs. and stand 28-34" at the shoulders. Females are smaller than male /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Saint Bernard - This breed is well known throughout the world as a life-saving dog.  These dogs, which are native to Switzerland, were bred by monks of the region.  The Saint Bernard can measure up to 28 inches at the shoulders.   Its thick coat comes in colors of white and red.  Regular grooming is required for this breed and it can be a house pet in a roomy home.

Dalmation

Hello my name is Jake, I`m 6 years old

Dalmatians have a superb working dog background that is centuries old. At one time these dogs were used as pack hunters, retrievers, bird dogs, sheep herders, vermin catchers and carriage dogs. More recently they have been used as circus performers. Today Dalmatians are kept mostly as companions. Their short, fine coat is mainly white in color and has spots in either liver or black. These dogs make good family dogs. They need lots of exercise, if bored they could become destructive. They weigh 50 to 55 lbs. and stand 20-24" at the shoulders

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