INTRODUCTION

The Corman Shepherd is a mongrel dog, a cross between the Corgi and German Shepherd breeds. Loyal, brave and a little stubborn, these puppies have inherited some of their parents’ best qualities. Despite their unfortunate status as a designer breed, you can find these adorable dogs in shelters and rescues. So remember to adopt. These silly pups make excellent family pets, though they can also manage in smaller spaces like condos and flats, as long as the owner is very active. If you’re looking for a dog that will alert you every time someone knocks on the door or do a silly dance every time you offer him a treat, the Corman Shepherd might be the dog for you.

HIGHLIGHTS

Corman Shepherds are mixed breed dogs. The main colours of Corman Shepherds are golden, white, brown and black. The main colours of Corman Shepherds are golden, white, brown and black. The Corman Shepherd is a very friendly dog, and many enthusiasts love how well they interact with the children in their families. However, they can be very protective and aloof with strangers or new pets. They can be somewhat stubborn, so it is good to curb this type of behaviour early on with proper training.Corman Shepherds have high energy levels. Make sure your dog has at least one good half-hour to hour-long walk a day, with some active play sessions and shorter walks mixed in.Corman Shepherds are also very intelligent, which means they can get bored easily. Be sure to provide your Corman Shepherd mix dog with plenty of mental stimulation, or he may engage in destructive or unwanted behaviour.

HISTORY

The Corman Shepherd Dog breed may have existed naturally over the years, but designer breeders began intentionally mixing Corgis and German Shepherds in the early 2000s, probably in North America.Although the origin and exact reason why breeders began intentionally breeding Corman Shepherds is not known, it could be due to the growing popularity of the Corgi. It is possible that breeders wanted to combine the charm of the Corgi with the protective ability of a German Shepherd Dog. They continued to breed Corman Shepherds as the demand for mixed breed puppies increased. Although the Corman Shepherd breed began as a designer breed, some have ended up in shelters or in the care of rescue groups. If you decide this is the breed for you, consider adoption. Check local shelters, look for Corman Shepherd rescues, or check with breed-specific German Shepherd or Corgi rescues, as they sometimes take in mixed-breed dogs and find homes for them.