Swiss Shepherd Breed standard

Lively, never nervous, alert. Easy to train, likes to act, friendly but not overly effusive, knows how to behave in any situation, attached to the owner, never timid or aggressive without a reason. A cheerful and easy-to-learn working and sporting dog, suitable for a variety of tasks. High social intelligence allows him to easily adapt to all situations and events.

female: 25-35 kg, pies: 30-40 kg

GROWTH:
female: 55-61 cm,
dog: 60-66 cm

LIFE EXPECTANCY:
11-14 years old

FCI pattern no. 347
WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD
(Berger Blanc Suisse, White Swiss Shepherd Dog)
Country of origin: Switzerland
Date of publication of the applicable template: 04.07.2011
Usage: A companion and family dog.
FCI classification:
Group 1 - Shepherd and herding dogs.
Section 1 - Shepherd dogs.
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White Shepherds gradually developed as a separate breed in the USA and Canada. The first copies were imported to Switzerland in the 1970s. Born in the USA on March 5, 1966, a dog named Lobo can be considered the "father" of the breed in Switzerland. His descendants, entered in the Swiss pedigree book (LOS), and subsequent dogs imported from the USA and Canada, gave rise to a large group of white shepherd dogs. Currently, these dogs, whose origin has been known for several generations, are known throughout Europe. The breed has been recognized in Switzerland since 1991.

GENERAL IMPRESSION: A strong, well-muscled dog of medium size, with moderately strong bones and an elongated, elegant silhouette. The white shepherd has erect ears, long or short fur, always with an undercoat