Bohemian Shepherd Dog
Chodský pes
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Key facts
| FCI group | 1. Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) |
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| Country of origin | Czechia |
| Category | Medium |
| Height at withers | 52–55 cm |
| Weight | 18–25 kg |
| Life span | 12–14 years |
Recognition features
- Medium-sized, black with tan markings
- Medium-long coat with feathering on legs and tail
- Balanced shepherd-type build
Purpose
A Czech herding and guarding dog used by the Chods to guard the Bohemian Forest border and flocks; recognised by the Czech kennel club (ČMKU) in 1984 and provisionally by FCI on 29 April 2019 (standard no. 364).
History
The Chods guarded the Bohemian Forest border; the breed was revived after WWII by Jan Findejs. The Czech kennel club recognised it in 1984 and FCI provisionally on 29 April 2019 (standard no. 364, group 1).
Coat
Medium-length coat with undercoat and feathering.
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