The German Shepherd is one of the most common breeds of dogs in the world. He is a very quick learner, so he is also used as a service dog in the police and army. Shepherds also feel at home in the family circle, they are very friendly and get along very well with children. However, this species is one of the youngest, only a little over a hundred years after the appearance of the German Shepherd. German Shepherd is an artificially bred species. The ancestors of the hunters lived in present-day Scandinavia and northeastern Russia. The blood of wolves also flowed in their blood. The first representative of the German Shepherd breed, a dog nicknamed Grayf, was introduced in 1882 in Hanover, Germany. Their cultivation was carried out by the German Shepherds Fan Club, headed by rotmistr Maxom von Stefanic. By 1923, the number of breeders of this species worldwide exceeded 27,000.
