White Shepherd

About the Breed

The White Shepherd is a beautiful and majestic breed, with a regal bearing and a gentle nature. They are loyal and devoted to their families, and make for an ideal companion for many households. Appearance The White Shepherd is an elegant breed, with a strong and muscular build. They have long legs, an elongated muzzle, pointed ears, and intelligent eyes that are often light brown or hazel in color. Their coats can be either straight or wavy in texture, and they range from pure white to cream-colored in hue. Temperament White Shepherds are known for their outstanding intelligence and loyalty. They possess an eagerness to please their owners that makes them easy to train. This breed is also very sociable; they love spending time with their family members and enjoy playing fetch or going on long walks together. Furthermore, they can be trusted around children as they have been bred to have gentle dispositions. Ideal Home The White Shepherd will thrive in homes where it has ample space to exercise its body as well as its mind; daily walks or jogs should be provided alongside mental stimulation such as complex training games or interactive toys like the Kong Wobbler toy (which can keep the dog occupied while providing treats). The breed should not be left alone too often due to its need for companionship; having another pet companion at home could aid this process if the owner cannot stay with the dog all day long. The White Shepherd will do best when provided with consistent boundaries concerning behavior rules that must be adhered too so that it knows what is expected of it at all times - this will help prevent any unwanted behaviors from developing over time. History of the Breed The White Shepherd was developed in Europe by crossing German Shepherds with various other breeds such as Collies and Siberian Huskies - this was done mainly for aesthetic reasons rather than practical ones. Since then it has become increasingly popular due to its lovely coloring; some enthusiasts believe that it should even be considered a separate breed entirely due to certain physical features being distinctively different from those of German Shepherds such as ear shape or coat texture/length/coloration etc... Although not yet officially recognized by most kennel clubs worldwide, there are organizations dedicated solely towards promoting this wonderful breed! Health & Weight White Shepherds typically live between 10-12 years when given proper care - regular vet visits are essential in order to maintain optimal health throughout their lifetime including checkups every 6 months (or more frequently if deemed necessary). It is important that these dogs remain active throughout life so mild exercise should also be encouraged alongside good nutrition (avoiding foods containing artificial preservatives). The ideal weight range for adult males stands between 45-60 lbs whilst females tend toward 40-55 lbs - owners should always monitor these levels carefully given any sudden changes could indicate underlying medical issues needing attention! The White Shepherd is a stunningly beautiful breed which possesses both physical appeal along side great character qualities like loyalty & intelligence making them perfect companions for many households! With adequate exercise & stimulation alongside regular health checks these dogs can live full & happy lives however potential owners must bear in mind the responsibility required when owning any pet - especially one which requires more attention than most!