What is the German Shepherd also known as?
Q: What is the German Shepherd also known as?
A: The German Shepherd is also known as the Alsatian.
Q: What are some of the uses for this breed of dog?
A: Some of the uses for this breed of dog include police work, herding, guarding, military service, aiding those with visual impairments, search and rescue missions, and as pets.
Q: How much do male German Shepherds usually weigh?
A: Male German Shepherds usually weigh around 30–40 kilograms (66–88 lb).
Q: Why was the term "Alsatian Wolf Dog" used instead of "German Shepherd Dog"?
A: The term Alsatian Wolf Dog was used instead of German Shepherd Dog during World War I because Britain was at war with Germany.
Q: Who developed the current version of the German Shepherd breed?
A: The current version of the German Shepherd breed was developed by Max Emil Friedrich von Stephanitz at the end of 19th century and beginning 20th century.
Q: Are they a versatile breed in terms adaptability and suitability?
A: Yes, due to their intelligence, speed, drive, eagerness and balance they are considered a multi-terrain and most complete dog breed in terms adaptability and suitability.
Q: Was Adolf Hitler known to have any companions that were German Shepherds?
A: Yes , Adolf Hitler was known to have had several companions that were German Shepherds.
