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Dog Lover Hand-painted Figurine - German Shepherd Black & Silver Devilish Pet From Conversation Concepts
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- CC-DTD08B
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- 752352250151
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- DTD08B
Description
The German Shepherd originated in 1899 in Germany, as a herding and guard dog. The first German Shepherds, as we know them today, were shown in the US in 1907 and recognized by the AKC in 1908 where they remain one of the most popular breeds due to their loving nature, high intelligence and devotion to family. German Shepherds can be any color including black and silver, all black, and all white, but the black and tan coloring is the most popular, and the one people think of as the breed standard. Their double coat is thick and requires regular brushing, and they range in size from 22 to 26 inches at the withers. Due to their loyalty and high intelligence, the breed is used today as therapy dogs, dogs for the blind/handicapped, police dogs, obedience, agility, and show.
Picture your dog or cat, with a red cape, gold tone pitch fork, red horns sitting on a shiny 1 ½ diameter red disc. We take our hand painted Tiny Ones figurines and mount a set of tiny red horns on its head, attach a red cape and gold tone pitch fork or trident, then place this little devil on a shiny red disc making the cutest little devils around! Each Tiny One measures about 2 tall. These unique collectibles come individually packaged ready to give as a gift, or hang in your store.
Picture your dog or cat, with a red cape, gold tone pitch fork, red horns sitting on a shiny 1 ½ diameter red disc. We take our hand painted Tiny Ones figurines and mount a set of tiny red horns on its head, attach a red cape and gold tone pitch fork or trident, then place this little devil on a shiny red disc making the cutest little devils around! Each Tiny One measures about 2 tall. These unique collectibles come individually packaged ready to give as a gift, or hang in your store.
Click here to learn more about the German Shepherd Black & Silver: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Shepherd_Dog