Swiss white shepherd
Life expectancy
12 - 14 years
Weight
Male 35 - 40 kg
Female 25 - 35 kg
Height
Male 35 - 40 kg
Female 35 - 40 kg
Hair
long
Group
Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs)
Nicknames
Pastor suizo,Pastor alemán blanco,Berger blanc suisse
Index
The White Swiss Shepherd is a handsome and elegant dog that shares a common ancestry with the German Shepherd. It originated in Switzerland. It is also known as Berger Blanc Suisse in French. It has dense, silky white fur and a wide, expressive head with erect ears. White Swiss Shepherds are friendly, loyal, and affectionate dogs that get along well with children and other animals, making them excellent family pets for people who enjoy spending a lot of time outdoors with their canine companion by their side.
They are intelligent and easy to train dogs, and are commonly used as working dogs, including search and rescue, protection, and therapy work.
Characteristics of the Swiss white shepherd
SIZE
EXERCISE NEEDS
EASY TO TRAIN
GOOD WITH CHILDREN
KINDNESS TO OTHER PETS
HEALTH OF THE BREED
COST TO KEEP
INTELLIGENCE
TOLERANCE TO BEING ALONE
Why choose a Swiss white shepherd?
PROS
They are famous for being wonderful and devoted pets.
They love having something to do and excel at all types of canine activities.
They are very good watch dogs.
They don't require much maintenance when it comes to grooming.
They are extremely intelligent and, in the right environment and hands, easy to train.
They are a good choice for first-time owners, as long as they have the time to spend with an intelligent and energetic dog.
CONS
They hate being left alone and suffer from separation anxiety.
They are very energetic and need a lot of mental stimulation and daily physical exercise.
They have a great prey instinct.
She sheds a lot of hair throughout the year.
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Origin and history of the Swiss white shepherd
The history of the White Swiss Shepherd dates back to the 1800s in Switzerland, when a breed of white sheepdog began to be developed from the German Shepherd. At that time, the German Shepherd was bred in different colors, including white, but it was not considered a desirable characteristic in the breed. However, some Swiss breeders were interested in producing an exclusively white German Shepherd variety.
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, some breeders began carefully selecting white German Shepherd dogs and crossing them with each other to produce a white sheepdog breed more consistent in appearance and temperament. These dogs were originally used as herding dogs in the mountainous regions of Switzerland. It was recognized as a unique breed in Switzerland in 1991.
Since then, the breed has become popular around the world as a companion, working dog, and therapy animal. White Swiss Shepherds are known for their friendly and balanced personality, as well as their intelligence, ease of training, and ability to adapt to a variety of situations and jobs.
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Character ofthe Swiss white shepherd
The White Swiss Shepherd is known for its balanced, friendly and loyal character. They are intelligent, curious, and easy to train dogs, making them excellent companions for an active family.
They are very affectionate dogs and enjoy human company, so they do not like to be alone for long periods of time. They are protective dogs and can be a little reserved around strangers, but in general they are friendly and get along well with other animals and people.
Because of their intelligence and energy, they need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. They like to run, walk, do outdoor activities and play with their family. They make excellent working dogs and are commonly used as search and rescue dogs, protection dogs, and therapy dogs.
Curiosities about the Swiss white shepherd
The White Swiss Shepherd was developed from long-haired white German Shepherds that were bred in Switzerland. Although both dogs share a common origin, the White Swiss Shepherd has become a separate and distinct breed.
The White Swiss Shepherd is "genetically" the same as the German Shepherd, although they have very different conformations as well as the way they move.
Due to its intelligence and physical ability, the White Swiss Shepherd is often used as a working dog in tasks such as search and rescue, drug and explosive detection, and as a police dog.
Names for Swiss white shepherd
Max, Thor, Blanca, Bella
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