Dutch Shepherds
Dutch Shepherds as well as Belgian Shepherds have an ancestry that is shared by the German Shepherd. But in contrast to the Belgian Shepherd, the Dutch Shepherd hasn't had the ability to gain an enormous fan base. The breed was developed in the Netherlands to be an animal for herding. The ability of this breed to work as a herder, and its quick reflexes led to it the Dutch Shepherd popular. It was used as a general-purpose farm dog and herder. It also served as a cart-puller security, guard and police dog. The dog was born in the early 1800s in Southern areas of the Netherlands (the province of Belgium and its neighbor Belgium that was later part of Netherlands particularly). The division of coat texture in dogs was first observed in the early days of dog shows around 100 years ago. Description of the Breed The dog's body is strong and well-balanced. It has a large muzzle as well as solid as well as rectangular-shaped teeth. The dogs'...