Dutch Shepherd
The Dutch Shepherd was originally used in all aspects of farm work by Dutch shepherds. They are now used as service dogs and police dogs. The Dutch Shepherd may look strikingly like German Shepherds and Belgian Shepherds. These cousin breeds have a common ancestry, and they only diverged just over 100 years ago. Although Dutch Shepherds are rarer than other shepherd breeds, they are the most popular, they are also some of the easiest to train. There are three types of Dutch Shepherds, each with a beautiful brindle coat. A Dutch Shepherd is a great choice if you are looking for a dog who will be a good watchdog, perform well in competitions and give you affectionate, loyal, and obedient companionship. Below is a complete list of Dutch Shepherd facts and traits! More About This Breed The Dutch Shepherd breed hasn't changed much in over 100 years since they first arrived on Dutch farms. But why fix something that isn't broken. This breed is valued for its intelligence, t...