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german shepherd

 

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Noun german shepherd has 1 sense
  1. German shepherd, German shepherd dog, German police dog, alsatian - breed of large shepherd dogs used in police work and as a guide for the blind
    --1 is a kind of shepherd dog, sheepdog, sheep dog

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German Shepherd

Definition: A breed of large-sized working dog originally developed in Germany for herding sheep. German Shepherds are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and protective nature.

Noun:

Sense 1: A dog of the German Shepherd breed.

Example sentence: I adopted a German Shepherd puppy from the local shelter.

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Adjective:

Sense 1: Of or relating to the German Shepherd breed of dogs.

Example sentence: My German Shepherd training sessions are going well.

Usage:

Sense 1: German Shepherds are commonly used as police, guard, and search and rescue dogs.

Example sentence: The German Shepherd is widely regarded as an excellent police dog.

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Sense 2: German Shepherds make great family pets, known for their loyalty and protectiveness.

Example sentence: She felt safe with her German Shepherd always by her side.

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