other types of german shephard mixes?

Question

I love German Shephards, I like their friendly but protective personalities, but mostly i love their looks. My mom doesnt like how dogs smell which is a main reason why she wont let me have one. I know bigger dogs tend to smell more and are harder to handle. So, is there a mixed breed of German Shephard mix that looks like a German Shephar, had the friendly personality, but maybe isnt so wild(i still want it energetic) and not as big?

Just the name of the breed mix will help, or u can give me links to websites or pics 2. Thanks

Answer 1

I'm not sure you'll be able to find a 'small' German Shepherd, no matter the mix, unless anyone does miniature types.

But we have a GS mixed with what is likely a greyhound, and he's at least medium build. In fact, he's quite slim, a lot less bulky than most German Shephers.

There are some similar dogs here:
http://dogoftheday.com/archive/2005/March/02.html
http://www.amazinganimals.biz/whitley.htm

Answer 2

Any climate could be positive, I even have 2 finished breed german shepherds and that i stay in new mexico its continuously heat right here yet whilst it does get chilly there positive. the breed of dogs you have sheds all 3 hundred and sixty 5 days around it incredibly is continuously dropping and turning out to be decrease back hair yet two times a 300 and sixty 5 days they do a substantial shed generally the commencing up of summer time and the commencing up of iciness they advance the coat mandatory for there climate you would be surprised to work out the coats of two canines from the comparable clutter that stay in distinctive altitudes or climatic situations they adapt

Answer 3

There is no "breed" of mixed German Shepherd. Just look for a dog that meets your requirements and don't focus on its breed or mix.

Answer 4

http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/dogbreeds/index.html

Here is an index of dog breeds that explains what is good and bad about each breed. Once you know what type of dog you want and your mom is in support of you getting a dog, search for a rescue dog at www.petfinder.com.