Appenzeller Sennenhund Dog

INTRODUCTION

Appenzeller Sennenhund Dogs are Agile, Versatile, and Lively dogs they are from the Foundation Stock Service group. These breeds are very well built for a hard day’s work which makes them excellent dogs for farmers and also are intelligent for watchdog duty. Appenzeller Sennenhund Dogs are Purebred and non-allergic.

HABITAT : Urban areas, including buildings, parks, and gardens, Open habitats, including grassland, moor, heath, savanna, fields, scrub
TEMPERAMENT : Self-assured, Reliable, Fearless, Energetic, Lively
HYPOALLERGENIC : No
BREED GROUP / TYPE : Group: Foundation Stock Service Program. Type: Purebred
SOCIAL UNIT : Family
LOCATIONS : Switzerland
STATUS / POPULATION : DATA DEFICIENT (IUCN) Not a threat category, Population, and distribution data is insufficient for assessment

MAMMALS: DOGS AND RELATIVES – CANIDAE

KEY FACTS

SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION

Kingdom – Animalia
Phylum – Chordate
Class – Mammals
Order – Carnivora
Family – Canidae
Genus – Canis 
Genus Species – Canis lupus

INTERESTING FACTS

1- Today the Appenzeller’s known for being a versatile working and family dog

2- The international breeding of pure Appenzellers began in Switzerland in 1898

  • CALLING NAMES / SCIENTIFIC NAME

    Calling names: Appenzeller Sennenhund, Appenzeller Cattle Dog, Appenzeller Mountain Dog, Bouvier Appenzellois
    Scientific name: Canis lupus

  • COLOUR VARIATIONS

    Black or brown, and patches of white

  • COAT TYPE

    Double coat

  • LIFE SPAN

    12 - 14 years

  • APPROXIMATE SIZE : LENGTH / HEIGHT

    Height: Female: 50 - 54cm
    Male: 52 - 56cm

  • TAIL

    Tail are curled over the back

  • WEIGHT

    Female: 22 - 32 kg
    Male: 22 - 32 kg

  • BREEDING SEASON

    Throughout the year

  • REPRODUCTION / GESTATION PERIOD

    Reproduction: One or two times a year
    Gestation period: 63 days

  • LITTER SIZE

    The average number of babies an Appenzeller Dog has is 6

  • LOOK A LIKE

    Bernese mountain dog

  • FARM ANIMAL

    Yes

  • FOUNDED IN / DISCOVERED

    1906

  • ORIGIN

    Switzerland

  • DISTRIBUTION

    Almost around the world

  • OCCURRENCE

    Families :
    Species :

  • FUEL FOR LIFE / TROPHIC LEVEL

    Omnivores

  • TO HUMANS

    Friendly with humans

  • AS A PET

    Recommended

  • KIDS FAVOURITE

    Yes

ANIMAL KINGDOM