GSD Royal Sterling

23/03/2022

For GSD lovers

23/03/2022

Fci blood line
22 months old
Breeder male
Pink pedigree
Excellent health conditions

19/03/2022

01/10/2021

Pink pedigree, imported bloodline (son of (FCI)
18 months old, confirm breeder,
Available for stud (only ped females)

29/05/2021

Jack Mouzer son of Lotto,s Fci

21/01/2021

Jack Mouzer
10 months old
Son of Lotto (Fci)
Heavy strong bone structure,
Dark black pigments,
Active and healthy, fully vaccinated

07/12/2020

07/12/2020

20/05/2020

Puppies stand for 35 days

09/05/2020

Corvin vom Spark Wolfs (Valentino progeny) at age of 80 days.
Now MashAllah 16 months with good health

02/05/2020

Bia and Smokey, best friends ever....

02/05/2020

Wah kia baat hai peaches ky...
اپنے فارم کے فروٹ اور سبزیاں واقعی بڑی مزے کی لگتی ہیں

02/05/2020

Alex von Royal sterling, Our breeder female.
Ready for next breed

28/04/2020

The ultimate beauty......

27/04/2020

24/04/2020

All have the same muscles. They allow a dog to move
and also play an important part in communication. Some
of the limb muscles act in antagonistic pairs, one
extending the leg and the other retracting it.

A dog’s limbs are controlled mainly by muscles in their upper parts. The lower legs have more tendons than muscles, which saves weight and reduces energy expenditure. Very fast dogs, such as Greyhounds, have a high proportion of what are known as “fast” twitch muscle fibers, which, because of the way they obtain their energy, allow brief bursts of great speed; in dogs built for endurance, like huskies and retrievers, “slow” twitch fibers that keep them going longer are more numerous.

A dog not only needs to outrun prey, but to seize and hold it. As in all carnivores, the skull is modified for the attachment of massive muscles that operate the and help to prevent it from moving sideways, possibly even dislocating, in the effort to grip a struggling victim.

Large neck muscles provide the strength for lifting and carrying the .

The dog also makes use of more subtle muscle power than humans do. Relying a good deal on body language to
communicate with each other, a dog constantly twitches with muscle activity: curling a lip in a snarl, pricking up ears to show attention, or wagging a tail as a sign of welcome or conciliation.

16/04/2020

Black beauties......

25/02/2020

13/02/2020

Capri vom Black Gold Gsd with Corvin vom Spark Wolfs
(Not for sale)

26/01/2020

Meet our beautiful 5.5 months old baby
Capri Vom Black Gold GSD....
(Not for sale)