Germanees

Germanees History

The Germanee is an unusual hybrid, or designer, breed of dog, developed by crossing the German Shepherd with the Irish Setter. The unusual name of the Germanee comes from the merging of the words “German” and “Irish”, two nationalities that are often associated with the dog.

Germanees Physical Characteristics

The Germaneese is a medium-size breed of dogs that most commonly stands at 23-27 inches in height at the shoulders and can weigh between 55 and 75 pounds in weight. This breed has a double coat of fur, with a dense undercoat and shorter, wiry topcoat. The ears of this breed are triangular in shape and drop slightly, while the tail is curled. The eyes of Germaneese are large and almond-shaped, and their nose is of the same color as their eyes. This breed is alert and is very intelligent. They are eager to please their masters.

Germanees Health

Description of breed health.

Germanees Temperament and Behaviour

The Germanees are a loving and devoted breed of dog. They are protective of their families and make good watchdogs. They are confident, but are also calm, gentle, and easygoing. They enjoy spending time with their owners and can be quite playful, but are also content to be lazy. They are generally good with strangers and are good with older children.

Germanees Activity Requirements

Germanees are a fun-loving, happy-go-lucky, and outgoing breed of dog. They make great companions and are generally good with children. They are lively, but not overly rambunctious. Germanees have a moderate energy level. They need a short walk or playtime in their yards each day, but do not need excessive amounts of vigorous activity. They are well-suited for apartment living, but will appreciate the chance to play outside. If you are looking for a dog who is friendly and laid-back, but who still enjoys playing, a Germanee may be right for you.

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