Ever wondered if there's a canine out there that embodies both gentle companionship and imposing stature? The American Alsatian stands as a testament to the vision of creating a large, loving dog with a calm temperament, distinct from its more energetic relatives.
This relatively new breed, developed with deliberate care, is capturing the hearts of dog enthusiasts seeking a loyal and serene companion. The American Alsatian is a rare breed, not yet widely recognized, which adds to its allure. Conceived in 1987 by Lois Denny in Southern California, this breed aimed to provide the companionship of a large dog without the high energy levels often associated with breeds of similar size. It's a dog designed for a calmer lifestyle, making it an excellent choice for those who appreciate a gentle giant.
| Category | Information |
|---|---|
| Breed Name | American Alsatian |
| Origin | Southern California, USA |
| Year Created | 1987 |
| Creator | Lois Denny |
| Original Purpose | Companion Dog |
| Primary Breeds Used | Alaskan Malamute, German Shepherd, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Anatolian Shepherd, Mastiff |
| Temperament | Calm, Loyal, Gentle, Intelligent |
| Size | Large |
| Lifespan | 12-15 years (estimated) |
| AKC Recognition | Not yet recognized |
| UKC Recognition | Recognized by the American Rare Breed Association (ARBA) |
| Coat Type | Medium to long, plush double coat |
| Color Variations | Various shades of gray, silver, cream, and sable are common. |
| Grooming Needs | Regular brushing to manage shedding. |
| Exercise Needs | Moderate; daily walks and playtime are sufficient. |
| Training | Intelligent and trainable but requires consistent and positive reinforcement methods. |
| Health Considerations | Potential for hip and elbow dysplasia, bloat, and other large-breed related issues. Responsible breeding practices are essential. |
| Website | National American Alsatian Breed Club |
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