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It should be short on the head including the inside of the ears, the front side of the legs, on the feet and toes, it is longer and heavily coated on the neck, almost forming a mane. The top coat should be long, soft and not close fitting, with feathering on the ears and legs, bushy breeches and bushy tail forming flags below. The hair lengthens on the back of the legs to the pasterns or hock joints and on the back of the thighs it forms moderate breeching

It should be short on the head, including the inside of the ears, the front of the legs, and on the feet and toes it is a little longer and heavily coated on the neck. The top coat should be as dense as possible, straight, harsh and close lying.

The German Shepherd Dog is bred in the coat varieties: stock coat (normal) and long stock coat, both with undercoat. In order to reach this goal the breed standard was laid down which relates to physical attributes as well as those of temperament and character. The German Shepherd Dog, whose planned breeding commenced in the year 1899 after the founding of the German Shepherd Dog Club in Germany, was bred from central German and southern German strains of existing herding dogs with a final goal of creating a working dog predisposed to a high working aptitude. Further amendments were made at the meeting of the federation on , /1 June 2011 and 6 & 7 June 2009. Within the framework of the World Union of German Shepherd Dog Clubs (WUSV), it was revised and confirmed at the WUSV meeting on 30th August 1976 and reviewed, catalogued by authorisation and resolution of the Executive and Advisory Committee on 23rd March 1991. The next step was to have the breed standard accepted by the VDH (German Kennel Club).Īmendments were made to the standard during the 6th meeting of the association on the 28th July 1901, during the 23rd meeting in Cologne on the 17th September 1909, by the Board of Directors and Advisory Committee in Wiesbaden on the 5th September 1930, and at the Board of Directors and Breed Committee meeting on 25th March 1961.

According to the official records of the Verein fur Deutsche Schaferhunde (SV) (The German Shepherd Dog Club in Germany) with its headquarters in Augsburg, the standard was originally developed at the first meeting of members in Frankfurt am Main on 20th September 1899 based on the proposals of A Meyer and M von Stephanitz.

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