Black German Shepherd for sale
The Black German Shepherd is a German Shepherd and doesn’t a separate breed, but somewhat it is different because of its color 100% black. Now, the German Shepherd is known as the 2nd most popular dog in the United States according to the AKC.
The Black German Shepherd is the outcome of breeding two black GSDs, or it is likely for a black and tan GSD to give birth to a Black German Shepherd puppy. The variance is that black GSDs are black from the moment they are born. German Shepherds are documented by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and the black color is documented by the breed standard.
Physical Characteristics:
The Black German Shepherd is very similar to German Shepherds and the main variance is the color of their fur, the coat color of the Black German Shepherd is dense black. They have a large, muscular build. The Black German Shepherd has a domed shape head with a long, square muzzle. They have erect ears and long necks. One of the other differences between the Black German Shepherd to other GSDs is that black GSDs have straighter backs.
Color(s):
The Black German Shepherd comes in colors like Black, Black & Tan.
Coat:
The German Shepherd Dog has a medium-length, double coat consisting of a dense, harsh, and close-lying outer coat with a softer undercoat.
Size:
A Male Black German Shepherd’s weight come under 30–40 kg and height come under 60–65 cm while a Female Black German Shepherd’s weight comes under 22–32 kg and height come under 55–60 cm.
Life span:
With excellent care of them, your Black German Shepherd dog could live between 9 to 13 years.
Temperament:
Black German Shepherds are very Loyal and family orientated, they will trust that their work is to protect you as a family and are known for being alert. Sometimes start barking if they sensation like they are at risk. Through socialization, German Shepherds will confirm they can interact with the family appropriately. These dogs are very lively and energetic and love to be outside for physical exercise. They also want a lot of mental inspiration as they are very intelligent and do not like to be left alone. If they are left alone for lengthy periods of time, they can become tired and begin to exhibit destructive behaviors, so it is important they spend most of their time with people or they are skilled correctly to understand what behaviors are needed.
Health issues:
The Black German Shepherd breed can suffer from various health issues. The first concern for this breed is hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia. This condition occurs when the ball and socket joint are deformed and can outcome in arthritis or lameness. This can be cured by maintaining a healthy weight for your dog. Other health problems include:
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Heart disease
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Spinal disease
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Eye diseases
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Digestive problems
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Allergies
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Cancer
Grooming:
Groom your black German Shepherd depending on their coat type. Medium-coated dogs will only want to brush two to three times a week. This helps avoid tangles and removes dirt and dust from the dog’s coat. Long coats will need to be combed through at least once a day to prevent mats.
