Schillerstovare

Schillerstovare History

The Schillerstovar is a fairly new hybrid, or designer, breed of dog that was developed by crossing the Saluki with the Dalmatian. The Schillerstovar is a mix between a Saluki and a Dalmatian. The Schillerstovar is a mix between a Saluki and a Dalmatian. The ancestry of the Schillerstovar is still in dispute. Some sources claim that the breed was specifically developed in the early 1980s for the entertainment industry. Others claim that the dogs were the result of a natural cross-breeding.

Schillerstovare Physical Characteristics

The Schillerstovare is a medium-to-large-sized working breed that typically stands between 22 and 26 inches tall at the shoulder and weighs between 70 and 110 pounds. They have a long, lean body with a broad chest and a coarse, harsh, thick, and wiry outercoat and a soft, plush undercoat. They have a round head with pendant, triangular ears and a pointed muzzle. The Schillerstovare is intelligent, alert, and protective.

Schillerstovare Health

Description of breed health.

Schillerstovare Temperament and Behaviour

The Schillerstovare is a quiet, calm, and submissive dog. They are very good around children and other pets, and they make wonderful companions. They are very intelligent and easy to train, and are also very persistent in their work.

Schillerstovare Activity Requirements

The Schillertovaare is a herding dog that originated in Germany. They are still used for herding today, but they also make great family pets. The Schillertovaare is active, but not overly so. They are a high-energy, intelligent dog that is highly trainable. While they only need a moderate amount of vigorous activity, they do enjoy short bursts of intense play. If you are looking for a playful, highly trainable pet, consider a Schillertovarae. They are good with other dogs and young children, and love to play. They will do best in an active household.

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