Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Aussi connue sous le nom: Grosser Schweizer Sennenhund, Greater Swiss, Swissie
Switzerland
- Espérance de vie
- 7-10 a
- Poids
- 40-70 kg
- Exercice
- Modéré
Profil de la race
- Taille
- Géant
- Type de race
- Race pure
- Éducabilité
- Modéré
- Toilettage
- Faible
- Adapté aux allergies
- Non
- Foyer
- Besoin d'espace
- Eau
- Aime
- Idéal pour
- Un peu d'expérience
- Poids du mâle
- 50-70 kg
- Poids de la femelle
- 40-55 kg
- Tempérament
- Gentle, Protective, Steady
Description
The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog is a magnificent, self-assured companion, often described as a "gentle giant." They are typically calm and good-natured, forming deep bonds with their families and exhibiting a surprisingly sensitive side beneath their imposing stature. These active dogs thrive on outdoor adventures and feel most content when integrated into family life. Their working heritage as drovers and farm dogs is evident in their desire to have a "job" to do, even if it's just supervising backyard goings-on. While generally amiable, their strong guarding instincts mean early socialization is key to ensure they welcome new people and experiences gracefully.
Santé
Problèmes fréquents
- Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV) (Bloat)
- Cardiomyopathy
- Orthopedic disease
Examens recommandés
- Hips/elbows (OFA/FCI)
- Thyroid panel as indicated
- Cardiac exam/echo as indicated
- Eye exam (ectropion/entropion)
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