What is the average cost of a Shiloh Shepherd?
Expect to spend around $1,000 on a purebred Shiloh Shepherd puppy. The International Shiloh Shepherd Dog Club (ISSDC) lists a number of reputable breeders from various states, as well as listing stud-only kennels if you are interested in breeding the Shiloh Shepherd.
What two breeds make a Shiloh Shepherd?
The Shiloh Shepherd has a combination of German Shepherd and Alaskan Malamute in their genetic makeup. The developer wanted to create a dog similar to the German Shepherd, but larger in size and with a softer and more gentle nature. The Shiloh Shepherd is currently recognized by: ACA = American Canine Association.
Is a Shiloh Shepherd rare?
The Shiloh Shepherd is an American rare breed. Tina Barber, our breed founder, set out in the 1970’s to recreate the style of shepherd she remembered from her childhood in Germany.
Are Shiloh Shepherds part wolf?
Shiloh shepherds were created by breeding German shepherds with a few other breeds, including malamutes and Canadian white shepherds. However, modern wolves were not used to create the breed.
How long do Shiloh shepherds live?
9 – 14 years
Shiloh Shepherd Dog/Lifespan
What is the difference between a Shiloh shepherd and a king shepherd?
Our breed standard calls for two inches more in height than the German shepherd standard. Kings are generally the same size as Shilohs; their breed standard puts them at slightly shorter on average, but heavier. They are predominantly long-haired; though the standard permits a smooth coat, they are very rare.
Do Shiloh shepherds bark a lot?
Shilohs are occasional barkers, but these dogs do like to howl. This is a habit they may have inherited from the German Shepherd and the Alaskan Malamute.
What is the lifespan of a Shiloh Shepherd?
Are Shiloh shepherds cuddly?
Shiloh Shepherds are loving dogs. They make great companions and can be described as gentle and outgoing, and make loyal pets.
Do Shiloh Shepherds bark a lot?
Are Shiloh Shepherds cuddly?
Is a Shiloh Shepherd bigger than a King Shepherd?
Differences in appearance Most Shilohs are significantly larger than GSD’s of the same sex. Our breed standard calls for two inches more in height than the German shepherd standard. Kings are generally the same size as Shilohs; their breed standard puts them at slightly shorter on average, but heavier.
