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The Shiloh Shepherd is a rare breed developed in the United States of America, founded by Tina Barber (see below for a link to an interesting article written about her, by Fred Lanting).

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 https://www.thedogplace.org/Breeds/Shiloh-Shepherd/Tina-Barber-Shiloh-Shepherd_Lanting-11.asp

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The Shiloh Shepherd has similarities to the German Shepherd, while it is still it's own breed of dog.  The Shiloh is a shepherd.  But, a few of the distinctions between a Shiloh Shepherd and a German Shepherd are that Shilohs are larger, have a more level topline, and generally a more gentle demeanor.

Average Lifespan: 9 - 14 years.

Height: males no less than 28"; females no less than 26"

Weight:  80lbs - 140lbs

Grooming:  Regular brushing is necessary, as Shilohs do shed significantly!

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Shilohs are highly intelligent & trainable, while maintaining a very gentle & sensitive spirit.  Proper socialization is a must.  They grow to be very large, strong dogs.

FAMILY FUN

We asked our kids, who have been raised with Shilohs, how they would describe what a Shiloh Shepherd is.

Here's some of their answers:

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"A Shiloh Shepherd is very sensitive with it's feelings."

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"Shilohs like adventures or different things in their schedules because they don't like the same thing... it gets boring."

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"They are watchful for danger & want to protect you."


"Shiloh Shepherds usually will be by your side or at least somewhat in your view, so they can see what's going on."


"A Shiloh Shepherd is a guardian."


"They like to chase stuff like squirrels."


"They are very strong & courageous."


"Shiloh Shepherds are & will forever be your companion."


"They can take up a lot of room in a car."


"They look into your eyes & it just feels like they look right into your heart."

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"Set your mind on the things above..."

Colossians 3:2

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