Strobel (dog)

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Strobel (old German herding dogs)
Strobel (dog)
Not from the FCI recognized
Origin :

Germany

Withers height:

55-70 cm

Weight:

matching the size, not massive

List of domestic dogs

The Strobel is a breed of the old German herding dogs , a down-to-earth herding dog from southern Germany.

In 1905 Strebel wrote about the "German shaggy-haired shepherd dog":

"The breed characteristics for the shaggy-haired are exactly the same as those for the German shepherds, only that they pay special attention to the coat."

And further referring to Reichenbach :

“In the shaggy breed, thick, long wavy hair that is rough to the touch: the plentiful hair on the head falls off on all sides, partially covering the eyes, and forms a mustache and mustache covering the muzzle. The paws are long hairy, a flag on the tail. The inner hair of the lop ears is also shaggy. "

Its shaggy, weatherproof fur can be of different colors, with black, tabby and yellow-cheeked animals being the most common in the population. Like many of these herding dogs , the Strobel is medium to large (approx. 55–70 cm). Depending on the breeding line , the animals can be quite headstrong and have a certain natural sharpness that they need to protect the herd entrusted to them. They are considered to be highly resilient.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to the circumstances at the time; contemporary assessment.
  2. ↑ Richard Strebel : The German dogs and their descent with reference to and discussion of all dog breeds. Volume 2. Kern & Birner, Frankfurt am Main 1905, p. 34.
  3. ^ HG Ludwig Reichenbach : The dog in his main and secondary races. Verlag der Expedition des Naturfreundes, Leipzig 1835, quoted from Richard Strebel: The German dogs and their descent with reference to and discussion of all dog breeds. Volume 2. Kern & Birner, Frankfurt am Main 1905, p. 34.
  4. ↑ Strobel. ( Memento of the original from September 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. In: Online brochure Endangered Livestock Breeds Focus on sheep, goats, working dogs. GEH, 2008 (PDF; 409 kB) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.geh.de
  5. ↑ "As a tough guy who can defy the rigors, he is most suitable for such shepherds who have to drive sheep or hammers over great distances." (Richard Strebel: The German dogs and their descent with the involvement and discussion of all dog breeds. Volume 2. Kern & Birner, Frankfurt am Main 1905, p. 34).

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