2012年5月2日 · German shepherd dog dewlap: There is plenty of concentration focused on the German shepherd dog’s physical characteristics that address the obvious structural issues. I see a trend in our breed that has not been approached.

2009年1月25日 · Muzzle: The GSD muzzle should be wedge-shaped, strong, firm and powerful and must be parallel to the forehead. Too short or blunt or not-so-strong or over long and pointed muzzle are not only desirable in a well-bred GSD. Loose flap of …

MOUTH - The dentition of the GSD (42 teeth) must be strong, healthy and complete. The GSD maintains a scissor type bite. NECK - The neck of the German Shepherd should be strong, well muscled without dewlap. FLEWS - The pendulous hanging parts of the upper lips. SHOULDER - This is the joint at the uppermost part of the German Shepherds forelegs.

2013年3月22日 · Puppy with a dewlap? My puppy trouble has always had this weird pouch of loose skin. Almost like he gained and lost a bunch of weight. Only on his neck nowhere else. …

1994年1月1日 · The neck should be strong, and well muscled and free from throatiness (dewlap) the angle to the body (horizontal) is approximately 45 degrees. The forelegs are straight viewed from all sides, and when viewed from front must be absolutely parallel.

2011年11月24日 · folds of loose skin on the front of the neck (when facing the dog as in they are sitting there looking at you)--typically what I have seen is like two wattles one on either side of the center of the neck. Some dogs have it (even thin dogs) most don't. Where did it come from? Some of the source livestock guardian breeds?

“The neck should be strong, well-muscled, without loose neck skin (dewlap), and forming an approximate 45-degree angle towards the trunk.” This robust neck conformation allows the GSD to maintain balance and execute precise movements during heeling exercises and actual real world applications like tending sheep

Sound nerves, alertness, self confidence, trainability, watchfulness, loyalty and incorruptibility, as well as courage, fighting drive and hardness, are the outstanding characteristics of a purebred German Shepherd Dog.

2015年10月22日 · The excess skin gives allusion of a heavy muzzle and heavy skull, the dog pictured even has a skin fold between eye and ear. Also very heavy dewlap is evident....none of this complies with the breed standard as the gsd is supposed to be be dry without the heavy flews or corner of the mouth hanging in folds, etc.

The German Shepherd Dog Breed Standard: Conversely, the German Shepherd Dog breed standard describes a slightly different neck structure. The neck should be strong, well-muscled, without loose neck skin (dewlap), and forming an approximate 45-degree angle towards the trunk. This robust neck conformation allows the GSD to maintain balance and