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Appenzeller Sennenhund
An energetic, agile and vocal Swiss cattle dog with strong herding and guarding instincts and a demanding need for daily work.
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Health 4/5 The Appenzeller Sennenhund generally has a favourable to moderate health profile. Conditions to monitor include hip and elbow dysplasia, inherited eye disorders and injuries related to intense work. Recommended preventive care includes orthopaedic and eye assessment in breeding lines, gradual athletic conditioning, regular checks of feet and joints and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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