A guide handler for 17 years, one woman got her first German shepherd in 1996 after working with three hunting lab puppies for sales for sale. She says she had to learn the body language that was unique to the shepherd. At first I thought when my shepherd would insist on going a certain way and I wanted to go another that she was being stubborn or willful. I soon discovered that if I acknowledged her for what she was showing me, and then asked her to go the direction I wanted to go, she was totally fine with that. My second shepherd is the same way.
There are legitimate reasons why someone might prefer one breed to another. Walking briskly through the city with a decisive German shepherd, breezing by hazards you dont know are there, doesnt appeal to every blind traveler, nor is every guide labs for sale candidate capable of handling a shepherd. Yet, the shepherd is the breed many people prefer. Although incoming students may state breed preferences, the final match, like a pre-arranged marriage, is made by the instructors. Only 10 percent of the approximately 10,000 to 12,000 guide hunting hunting dogs for sales for sale working in the United States are shepherds, due in large part to the high incidence of unsuitable temperament and health issues in the breed.
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