There are two major different types of German Shepherds in the World Standard: The Working lines and the Show lines So basically, the German shepherd dogs we find worldwide are pretty much the same and compete side by side in local shows and at the World Sieger Show in Germany once a year. The standard and breed worthiness requirements are recognized internationally and most countries in the world abide by the German standards. He was a very methodical man with a plan, and he produced some very detailed documents to guide breeders in their efforts. He set out with determination to select the best dogs exhibiting the desired traits and started building his breeding program. He dreamt of a single, multi-purposed dog that could herd sheep, protect boundaries, defend against predators, protect the shepherd, his property and his family and still lie down in the house to play with the children at the end of the day. The captain wished to create a single breed that could serve instead of the several different highly specialized breeds farmers were using to work their flocks of sheep. The German shepherd breed was created in 1899 by Captain Max von Stephanitz, in Germany.
Lets start with how German Standards began Below I will explain some of the differences between the German Show lines, American Show lines and the European Working lines and I will show you a picture of all three.
There is a vast difference between the two. One of the most common question ask is what is the difference between a German line and an American line German Shepherd. The difference between German (SV) and American (AKC) bred German shepherds
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