These dogs require an outlet that allows them to expend their energy and they have lots of it.
They love a hard task and will rise to the occasion to perform even some difficult jobs such as search and rescue. They are extremely smart and highly trainable. When raised and trained properly and consistently, the Panda German Shepherd Dog is a wonderful family pet that is great around children, adults and other pets. This can sometimes also lead to a guarding issue. Owners that tend to be too soft can cause the dog to become fearful, edgy and prone to bite out of fear. They need a stern owner who will establish a firm rapport with the dog. The Panda German Shepherd Dog loves people and will require lots of attention, loving and time spent with the dog. Socialization should begin at a young age and will help thwart and unwanted aggression in the future. This can be stymied with the proper socialization and training. Like the German Shepherd, they are suspicious of strangers and may get a little aggressive with someone they aren’t familiar with. They are extremely faithful and loving animals who will lay it all on the line for their loved ones. They are fiercely loyal dogs who will protect and serve their owner, family or flock. The temperament of a Panda German Shepherd Dog is obviously in line with a traditional German Shepherd. Their coat will be the same as traditional German Shepherd Dogs with the addition of the white markings. They have thick, muscular front legs and shoulders. The fluffy tail extends nearly to its hocks and will hang down when the dog is resting. Puppies ears may come down slightly compared to adults. The ears point forward, are very pointed and upright, and outspread at the base. Their eyes are the shape of almonds, dark in color and never bulging.
They have a powerful bite that is accentuated by their scissor like teeth. The nose is black the majority of the time but blue or liver color can present itself although they are treated as a fault. The head is proportionate to the body with a forehead that is slightly rounded. The Panda German Shepherd Dog has a muscular body that is sturdy and extended with a bone structure that is both light and solid in nature. These three puppies were called Panda Shepherds and this amazing and unique breed was born! Physical Characteristics: The fourth puppy had normal characteristics. The result was three puppies with the piebald coloring only without the blue eyes. Once Frankie was old enough to breed, she was paired with a classic color black and tan German Shepherd. The one of a kind dog was called Frankie and several more tests were administered on the color of the unique German Shepherd’s coat color. The same parents produced three more litters all of which produced normal black and tan German Shepherd puppies. They confirmed that the dog and the parents were in fact purebred German Shepherds and had no trace of White German Shepherds in their bloodline. The owner and breeder of the dog took the tricolor German Shepherd to the Ohio State University Veterinary Hospital to undergo DNA testing to hopefully identify the reason for the rare anomaly. The newborn black, tan and white puppy entered into the world with two blue eyes.
The rest of the litter had the normal black and tan coat colors. This rare mutation first occurred back in 2000 in a female German Shepherd “Frank von Phenom.” The puppy was born of a purebred black and tan German Shepherd male and a purebred black German Shepherd female and was a black sheep.
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The Panda German Shepherd is still a full German Shepherd breed and DNA is exactly the same. The white spotting caused by this mutation led to the name. It is 35% white due to genetic mutation of the “KIT” gene. The mysterious Panda German Shepherd Dog is a rare anomaly with a beautiful piebald colored coat.
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