White shepherd dog

About

The White Shepherd Dog is an intelligent, loyal, and versatile breed that makes an excellent companion for active families and individuals. With their protective nature, trainability, and affectionate temperament, they thrive in homes where they receive consistent training, exercise, and companionship. Their combination of beauty, intelligence, and devotion ensures they are a cherished member of any household that appreciates their unique qualities.

Breed Size
  • Weight (Male)

    29-41 kg

  • Weight (Female)

    25-34 kg

  • Height (Male)

    55-66 sm

  • Height (Female)

    55-66 sm

Coat
  • Fur Type

    Double

  • Color

    One color

Care
  • Walk

    >60 minutes/day

  • Breed group

    Herding Group

  • Breed Size

    L

  • Demeanor category

    Alert/Responsive

Breed Traits
  • Barking
  • Good with young children
  • Drooling
  • Energy level value
  • Grooming frequency value
  • Good with other dogs
  • Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
  • Trainability Category

    >Eager to Please

  • Temperament

    >Confident, Courageous, Smart

Description

 

The White Shepherd Dog is a medium-to-large herding and companion dog, originally bred in the United States and Europe as a distinct variation of the German Shepherd. This breed descends from white-coated German Shepherds, resulting in an intelligent, loyal, and highly trainable companion.

 

  • Origin: United States and Europe, developed for herding and companionship.
  • Smart and trainable: Quick learner with a strong work ethic.
  • Loyal and protective: Forms deep bonds with its family.
  • Energetic and agile: Requires daily exercise and mental stimulation.
  • Thick, dense white coat: Weather-resistant but sheds heavily and needs regular grooming.

 

The White Shepherd Dog is a devoted and versatile companion, excelling in obedience, herding, and protection work. With proper training and early socialization, they become well-mannered, affectionate pets suited for active families and experienced owners.