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These dogs are built for extreme arctic circumstances, hence their breeding. Males weigh 33–53 pounds and stand 18–21 inches. Their thick, luscious double coat in varied hues protects them from Lapland winters.
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The medium-sized Australian Shepherd is built for speed and endurance. Males weigh 50–65 pounds and stand 20–23 inches. Their thick, medium-length, water-resistant coat stands out.
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Dutch Shepherds are medium-sized, strong, and durable. Males weigh 50–75 pounds and stand 22–25 inches. The brindle coat, which can be short, long, or rough, distinguishes the breed.
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Male Belgian Shepherds weigh 60 to 75 lbs and are 24 to 26 inches tall. This breed was built for speed and endurance. The Belgian Shepherd's medium-length, robust black double coat protects against harsh weather.
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Male German Shepherds weigh 65–90 pounds and stand 24–26 inches tall. The breed is muscular for agility and endurance. Its medium-length double coat, which might be black, tan, or sable, protects against harsh weather.
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Male Old English Sheepdogs weigh 70–100 pounds and stand 22–24 inches. Its thick double coat, generally grey or blue with white patterns, is famous. Their bear-like coat typically covers their face and eyes.
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Male East-European Shepherds weigh 66–110 pounds and stand 24–28 inches tall. The breed is long and muscular for endurance and agility. Its thick black-and-tan or sable double coat protects it from harsh weather.
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Male Central Asian Shepherds weigh 88–110 pounds and stand 25–28 inches tall. They are strong because they protected livestock. Their short to medium-length coat is white, black, grey, or brindle.
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Male Anatolian Shepherds weigh 110–150 pounds and stand 28–31 inches. Their robust neck and large head match their muscular body. Their dense, short-to-rough double coat comes in white, fawn, and brindle.
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Caucasian Shepherds weigh 110–220 lbs and stand 25–28 inches tall. Their robust frame emphasizes their protecting abilities. Their thick, heavy double coat in fawn, grey, and brindle protects them from their native weather.