...German shepherd German shepherds are amazingly versatile, excelling at most anything he's trained to do. He is trained to guide and assist and work for the handicapped.The abilities of this breed go far beyond it's origin as a herding dog.The German shepherd has made a name for himself as a police and millitary dog, and detector dog.He has excelling in every canine sport, including agility, obedience,rally,tracking,and, of course herding.German shepherds still work livestock on farms and ranches around the world,including the United States.It takes alot of dedication to live with a German shepherd.The German shepherd is highly intelligent and will not be content to live life as a couch potato. German shepherds are dogs of...
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...will come true lets us truly know that no matter who we are, we all desire something. It says that even Disney princes, though I suppose a thieving prince isn’t exactly a role model, can have their hearts content. I am no exception. One of my wishes would be to get another dog, a German Shepherd to be specific. In my opinion, German Shepherds are great dogs because they are intelligent, athletic, and adorable. There are plenty of upsides to getting a German Shepherd. A larger breed like shepherds and labradors can be trained to protect, defend, and other, more mundane, tricks. German Shepherds are athletic, so they could be a great running companion. These dogs can chase away mice, rats, and other small mammals. A German Shepherd can also be a cuddle buddy. All together, these perks add up to one spectacular dog breed....
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...GERMAN SHEPHERD DOGS Introduction Dogs are considered to be the world’s most common pet. In the course of human history, millions of domesticated dogs have been kept either as companions at homes or helpers in various needs. They are loved not simply on account of their unparalleled display of intelligence and perceived usefulness, but also because they are the kind of animals that are able to establish long-term relationships with man. As a matter of fact, man’s fondness for dogs is something that manifests frequently. If one were to take a stroll at a park or jog on a beach, one is almost sure to find someone taking his or her pet dogs for a walk. As indeed, one can rarely find a house in the neighborhood that is not a home for a dog or two. The military and police forces use them to track persons or things, inasmuch as shepherds seek their help to protect herds from wolves and other threats. If these say anything about them, they only show that dogs play a very important role in human affairs no other kind of animals can perhaps fill. The German Shepherd Dog Among the many breeds of dogs available for keeping, there are those that stand out as most commonly-owned. One example is the German Shepherd Dog. Said to have been bred somewhere in mid-western Europe during the 1800’s, German Shepherd Dogs now figure in many homes kept as pets or in military units trained as attack dogs or sniffers during police operations. German Shepherd Dogs possess an unmistakably...
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...these drugs in 1993 was $192.5 million dollars. Throughout the years, dogs have been trained using natural scents as well as artificial scents; they continue to use this training by tracking people and substances in training drills and in real life situations, despite every on the job hazard. As man evolved, he began to use dogs to help hunt prey and search for food to be able to survive. However, as he became more civilized, he needed to use dogs for more than those three simple things. He needed dogs to be trained to perform certain tasks as well as specialized tasks. This is how selective breeding began. Certain dogs were used to herd sheep and were common on a farm. These dogs became known as Shepherd dogs. The German Shepherd in particular, is a late breed of various breeds of Shepherd dogs in Germany. Through selective...
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...remained a friend and protector. It is through this history in which the working breeds have developed. The most common breed used in Police Task Forces is the German Shephard. However, the military has started using what is called a Belgian Malinois. By looking at the history of domestication of dogs, German Shepherd history and breed information, as well as the Belgian Malinois history and breed information, one will discover that a Belgian Malinois can be the better breed when it comes to training, health concerns, and capabilities. First, one should look at the beginning of humans’...
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...Contrast essay by Louise Hensley I love both my pets! Sosha which is a red-nosed Pit-bull, and then there is Lilbit and she is a German Shepard. These two breeds of animals have their own special unique qualities of their own. As for the Pit-bull breed they are known for their intelligence, strength, and loyalty. They have also been marked for centuries now for their violence and aggressiveness towards people and other animals. They get their name from the Molossian family of dogs, which bear the name from the Molossi Tribe, which is a group of people who lived in Ancient Greece, and they favored the use of robust, muscular dogs in warfare. They are reknowned for their fierceness, and for the ability to intimidate the enemies of the tribe. The Greece later began to sell these dogs to Rome which they used to cross breed with their counterparts from the year 50 A.D to 410 A.D. and then was used for entertainment in the arenas and coliseums of Rome. Once in Rome the British dogs were sold to the Englishman, when they left to go back home the Englishmen took their dogs with them and this is how they ended up in the United States. Even though Sosha is a Pit-bull, she is nothing like they say, she is very well trained and mild mannered. Lilbit is a German Shepard and their breed is known for their largeness, intelligence, strength, and their ability in training. They were used to work in the fields for sheep herding. Also, because of their intelligence and obedience training they...
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...Most Smartest Dog Breeds All you need is love from a dog. The first dog was domesticated in Europe many thousands of years ago. Although the Border Collie is ranked at #1 smartest breeds of dogs, other breeds fall on intelligence list. The top 10 smartest dog breeds. (Kane) The Border Collie was originally known as the “scotch dog.” This breed was bred to think independently and at long distances from human shepherds. They have the problem solving intelligence and strong working drive to maintain control of the flock. On the list of top 10 smartest dog breeds the Border Collie is ranked #1. The Poodle was originally bred in Germany for bird hunting and water retrieving. This breed is remarkable for its loving nature, trainable intelligence,...
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...Betty Messa brought this action against James Sullivan, Helen Sullivan and the Keyman's Club, an Illinois not for profit corporation, to recover damages for the bodily injuries which she sustained as the result of being bitten by the defendants' dog. The complaint was based on two theories: first, a common law action for the keeping of a vicious animal and, second, an action based on what is commonly known as the 'Dog Bite Statute' (Ill.Rev.Stat. 1963, ch. 8, § 12d). The parties waived a jury and the case was tried by the court. On the common law count, the trial court held for the defendants because he found that the plaintiff was contributorily negligent. No appeal has been taken from the judgment entered on that issue. On the statutory count, however, the court concluded that the plaintiff should recover and therefore he entered judgment awarding the plaintiff damages only against James Sullivan and the Keyman's Club in the amount of $3,000. From this judgment these two defendants appeal. They contend that the plaintiff failed to prove, as she was required to prove in order to recover under the statute, that she was lawfully present on the defendants' premises and that she did not provoke the dog to attack. Alternatively the defendants contend that the amount of the damage award is not supported by the evidence. The plaintiff suffered her injuries in the Keyman's Club building, 4721 West Madison Street in the City of Chicago. Located on the lower level and on the first and...
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...to baby daycare and infected all the other babies because they drooled all over the toys and babies. After daycare, one hundred babies were infected the whole town of Lake Forest, Illinois. I heard a knock on my door. When I opened the door, I saw a helpless baby... with green skin crawling toward me. I quickly shut the door and ran for the shotgun. My first instinct was to shoot the baby, but then I realized that If I do, I would be facing a whole swarm of zombies. I quickly grabbed some supplies and shoved it in my backpack and went off on my Honda Ruckus. I didn’t know where I was going I just wanted to leave the area before Trump nuked Lake Forest and build another wall around it. I was driving my Ruckus when suddenly I found a stray German Shepard and decided to bring it along in my journey. I went to the local bike shop and got a sidecar for the dog. I put him in the sidecar and drove off to get some food from the store. I stopped at the gas station and looked at the TV to see the news. Trump was happy that he had nuked Lake Forest and said that it was the greatest idea that we had in a long while. Due to this the perimeter around the explosion was full with radiation. They set up checkpoints now because the perimeter was to large to build a wall, even though Trump was still fighting to build it. The radiation of the explosion intensified the spread of the virus. Every person that was working at the checkpoints got infected with an even greater disease and are faster and...
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...1 ) Rabies Rabies is a viral disease causing inflammation of the brain ( encephalitis ). The virus is a member of the family Rhaboviridae. Worldwide, several variants of the virus have been identified, each associated with a single wild animal host that acts as a reservoir of infection for a particular geographic area. Although all warm -blooded vertebrates are susceptible, only mammals are important in the spread of rabies. In British Columbia, bats are the only reservoir of rabies. Records of bats submitted for rabies testing suggest that relatively few are infected, even among those submitted because they are behaving abnormally. Bats are valuable components of the natural ecosystem and many species are at risk in British Columbia. Other potential hosts of British Columbia include domestic dogs/cats, foxes, raccoons, skunks, wolves and coyotes. " Spill over " of rabies to terrestial mammals from bats has occurred in British Columbia, but rabies has never been maintained in wild populations of terrestrial mammals. Rabies should be suspected in any wild animal exhibiting any behavior considered " abnormal" including ; loss of fear or unusual friendliness, excitation or aggression, depression, incoordination, paralysis, convulsions or seizures, abnormal vocalizations, appearance of nocturnal creatures during the day, signs of choking or inability to drink or swallow food, drooling of saliva or frothing at the mouth. In Carnivores, evidence of having...
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...When training a dog with a shock collar, its important to find the correct one and which ones are the best for your animal. It will solve a lot of the dog that you may have behavior problems, it will also teach your dog what the basic rules for obedience is. Once your dog is trained he or she can do almost anything. There are several different companies that make shock collars for dogs that are safe and effective the best are the ones listed below Garmin/ Which is is a pro training collar series: It has over 6 different items and it definitely puts a spin to what is considered the next generation of Tri-Tonics Pro and it is very simplified so its to pick the correct item because the choices are limited. The Tri-tonics are enhanced with many...
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...After two years, the breeds stepped forward through a few occasions: At a global puppy indicate held in Bern, the Swiss canine club supported a class for Swiss "shepherd mutts," which incorporated the Mountain pooches. This was additionally the main year that these canines were alluded to as "Bernese." And in that same year, the Swiss Kennel Club perceived the Bernese Mountain Dog as a breed. Amid World War I, pooch shows and reproducing assumed a lower priority in relation to war endeavors. In any case, after the war, the primary Bernese Mountain Dogs were sent out, first to Holland and after that to the United States - despite the fact that the breed was not yet perceived by the American Kennel Club. In 1936, two British raisers started bringing in Berners, and the primary litter of Berner pups was conceived in England. Additionally in 1936, the Glen Shadow pet hotel in Louisiana imported a female...
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...SCHIPPERKE ORIGIN AND HISTORY The Schipperke is not a Spitz type dog but is descended from a small black sheepdog called the Leauvenaar. This breed was bred down to become the watchdog and companion we know today. Early Belgian authorities believe the Schipperke originated in Flanders and the provinces of Antwerp and Brabant where it became a favorite of shoemakers, canal boat captains and other tradesmen. The known history of the breed begins about the year 1690, when a show for the breed was held by Guild workmen in Brussels. The breed was called the Spits or Spitske at that time and not called the Schipperke or “little captain” until 1888. It first came to the United States in 1889, but practically disappeared following World War I. In 1924 Miss Isabel Ormiston imported a young bitch from Belgium, and continued to import Schipperkes. Miss Ormiston’s Kelso Kennels provided the foundation for the breed in this country, and the Schipperke Club of America is a member of the AKC due primarily to the efforts of Miss Ormiston. DESCRIPTION The Schipperke is tremendously loyal to its owners, and protective of its owners’ possessions. By nature, the Schipperke is suspicious of strangers. Once its friendship is won, it is close to unshakable. The dog’s curiosity is insatiable—a trait which helps makes it the perfect watch dog. THE SHOW RING The Schipperke’s preferred heights are 11 to 13 inches from the highest point of the withers to the ground for dogs and 10 to 12 inches for...
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