[DOC] [TLE] Alsatians vs. German Shepherds ~ Senior Chatters [PAR] Feb 21, 2013 ... But the British didn't want to call their dogs German so they decided on the ... An 
Alsatian is a German Shepherd that is not very well bred. [DOC] [TLE] Alsatian VS German Shepherd Dogs - Differences and Feature ... [PAR] However, the British were loath to using the name German Shepherd as the 
Germans were ... Alsatian, which somehow some people has come to refer to as 
a different dog breed. ... Today the German Shepherd Dog or Alsatian, as you 
would like to call it, is among the .... So did we change it from Alsace-chien to 
Alsation? [DOC] [TLE] German Shepherd Dog - Wikipedia [PAR] The German Shepherd is a breed of medium to large-sized working dog that 
originated in Germany. The breed's officially recognized name is German 
Shepherd Dog in the English language, sometimes abbreviated as GSD and was 
also formerly known as the Alsatian in Britain. [DOC] [TLE] History and Origins of the German Shepherd Dog [PAR] The German Shepherd breed appeared late at the end of the 19th century in 
Germany ... They were not like German Shepherds as we know them today 
though being ... Many people in the UK still call these dogs Alsatians which may 
partly be... [DOC] [TLE] Is there any difference between a German Shepherd and an ... - Quora [PAR] No. The German Shepherd's popularity was greatly due to the soldiers of WW1 
lauding the ... So, the breed was renamed to Alsatian, after the French-German 
border city of Alsace. This was immediately ... But the British didn't want to call 
their dogs German sothey decided on the name Alsatian. Later, after the war, the 
British... [DOC] [TLE] Difference between Alsatian and German Shepherd Dog (GSD ... [PAR] Mar 12, 2008 ... But the British didn't want to call their dogs German so they decided on ... we pure 
breed fanciers actually taking the breeds to their doom.....by... [DOC] [TLE] why do people think german shepherds and alsatians are different ... [PAR] Mar 15, 2008 ... No one associated with the breed uses the name Alsatian, only people who don't 
know better. We call them by their original name German Shepherd Dogs. 
Source(s): ... (Alsatian) http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/item/136. [DOC] [TLE] German Shepherd Dog Lovers - Orkut [PAR] The German Shepherd Dog comes from Germany and was bred originally for ... 
in british english we call German Shepard as Alsatian and in American English [DOC] [TLE] German Shepherd or Alsatian?  The Schwarz Kennels [PAR] The Brits were ordered to stop the name calling and were told that they could 
NOT claim ... The brits did begin breeding these German Shepherd Dogs that 
they called .... "We got a curly coated gsd in one of our litters with AKC papers" 
Then... [DOC] [TLE] 11 Dog Breeds Like the German Shepherd | PetHelpful [PAR] Dec 26, 2015 ... German Shepherd is one of world's most recognized and popular breeds. The 
breed is known as Alsatian in Great Britain and parts of Europe. [DOC] [TLE] German Shepherd, or Alsatian? Nefuri.com [PAR] [Question] In America, do you call the German Shepherd (dog) a German ... [
BestAnswer] Here in the states we commonly refer to them as German 
Shepherds. ... the Brits changed their name for the breed to "Alsatian (German 
Shepherd Dog)". [DOC] [TLE] German Shepherd or Alsatian? | Sniffing the Past [PAR] Feb 3, 2016 ... The German Shepherd dog is currently a popular breed amongst dog owners ... 
the breed's history: 'The German Shepherd as we know it today was founded ... 
The British Kennel Club insisted on calling the breed the Alsatian... [DOC] [TLE] Is it Alsatian or GS? [Archive] - Horse and Hound Forums [PAR] Watching animal 24/7 and the RSPCA keep calling them Alsatians?! xx. ... for all, 
I think alsation was only introduced during the war when we didn't like the nasty 
germans. ... As before, they are the same breed and the Alsatian Wolf Dog name 
was introduced because of anti-German feeling - it was

Question: The breed of dog that the British call the Alsatian we call this
Answer: German shepherd