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What usually happens to a German Shepherd puppy’s ears as it grows?
Answer: They stand up erect
Why: Puppy ears can rise and flop again during teething; a veterinarian says extra calcium is unnecessary unless prescribed.
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What is a German Shepherd's black back marking over tan sides called?
Answer: Saddle
Why: A young dog's coat pattern can change as its outer coat develops; the RALY variant linked to saddle tan is not thought to cause it.
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Which dog starred in the 1921 film The Silent Call?
Answer: Strongheart
Why: Strongheart’s registered name was Etzel von Oeringen, and he had served with the German Red Cross in World War I.
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Why does legend say Rin Tin Tin lost the first Best Actor Oscar?
Answer: The academy restricted awards to humans
Why: Bruce Davis found only Jack Warner’s joke Rin Tin Tin nomination on the surviving first-Oscar ballots; Emil Jannings won Best Actor.
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Which of these helped German Shepherds spread in the U.S. after WWI?
Answer: Returning soldiers brought them home
Why: The U.S. breed club says German Shepherd registrations reached 21,596 in 1926, about 30% of all AKC registrations.
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What coat color pattern are German Shepherds best known for?
Answer: Black and tan
Why: While sable, solid black, and bi-color exist, the black and tan saddle pattern remains the most widely recognized.