Dutch Shepherd Dog
Dutch Shepherd Dog is a first-class police dog. These public order enforcement dog are used by the police for the protection of the officer and as a police attack dog.
Dutch Shepherd Dog is a first-class herding dog. In Australia, New Zealand and the United States herding dogs are known as working dogs.
The Dutch Shepherd Dog make first-class guarddogs. A guard dog is a dog employed to guard against unwanted people or animals.
The breeds may be suspicious of strangers. Not generally dog aggressive.
Country of creation: Dutch Shepherd Dog's was bred in Netherlands. However, the dog breed is not very popular in Amsterdam; The Hague.
Class of Dutch Shepherd Dog: Dutch Shepherd Dog is included in the F.C.I. database. The dog breed is recognized in the section «Sheepdogs» (1.1) in the class «Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs». F.C.I. tag for dutch shepherd dog is 223 and was added to the database 1989-12-18. United Kennel Club approves the dog breed as «Herding Dogs» in their database. Canadian Kennel Club categorizes the dog breed as «Herders».
The breeds anatomy:
Other details about the dutch shepherd dog: The dog breed is usually not difficult to find for sale. The dutch shepherd dog were originally bred for herding livestock, drover, cart dog, farm dog. Other names for the dog breed is Hollandse Herdershond, Dutch Sheepdog.
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