How Do You Identify A Polish Lowland Sheepdog?
The Polish lowland sheepdog has an ambling gate, but excellent reach with its front legs, giving it a long stride to help herd sheep. It is a stable and self-confident breed and needs an owner who is not afraid to take control. This breed will need consistent training from an early age, but is clever and has an excellent memory. While quite loyal to its family, it is suspicious of strangers and can be quite aloof but never be vicious. Look at the general appearance of the Polish lowland sheepdog. This is a medium sized breed, but is very muscular. Because of its strong skeleton, this is a well-balanced dog. Males are 18 to 20 inches at the withers and females are 17 to 19 inches. The legs are not long. The Polish lowland sheepdog has a rectangular appearance; its height is about nine-tenths of its length. Make sure the head is in proportion to the rest of the body. The extra hair on the face make it look bigger than it is. The brown or hazel eyes give off a penetrating gaze and are med
