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Straight Back Bark

This is a companion site to Rosehall Shepherds. It contains informational articles about straight-back German shepherd dogs, though the information is useful for other breeds. *** DISCLAIMER*** We have several professional guest bloggers. Their opinions may or may not match our opinions. We provide this information to get you started on your research. Our guest bloggers are clearly identified as such.

Understanding the Bordetella Bronchiseptica Vaccine

Bordetella bronchiseptica is a bacterium that causes canine infectious respiratory disease complex, often referred to as "kennel cough." It is a highly contagious disease in dogs. It can also be referred to as an upper respiratory infection or infectious tracheobronchitis. However, Bordetella bronchiseptica is not the only thing that causes kennel ...

Why Straight-Back German Shepherds Make Amazing Pets

German Shepherd dogs are a popular breed for their intelligence and versatility. They make great pets, service dogs, sporting dogs and working dogs. Depending on the breeding, the straight-back GSD can make a great pet (low to medium drive breedings) or an excellent working dog (medium to high drive breedings). The original German Shepherd, first b...

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Why Posture Matters in Straight-Back German Shepherds

The German Shepherd dog (GSD) is one of the most popular breeds for herding, working, showing and family dogs. Not only is the breed loyal to its owner, but it is an intelligent breed, which makes it easier to train for various jobs. The GSD has two major body shapes dictated by its back. The sloped-back shepherd, more commonly known as the America...

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Understanding the Adenovirus Vaccine

Canine adenoviruses have two types: Type 1 (CAV-1), which is responsible for canine hepatitis, and Type 2 (CAV-2), which is responsible for infectious tracheobronchitis. Because the vaccine is readily available, the circulation of canine adenoviruses is low, though outbreaks are more frequent in countries that do not have systematic vaccination. Ca...

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