Odd looking so called --shepherds - Page 1

Look at the dog on the left of this page,, sire of the pups ,, looks like a husky/wolf???

http://www.wigglebuttacres.com/GSDPups.html

Interesting that the dog's pedigree has a scratched out name...and that the pups are CKC not AKC registered. though the pedigree is an AKC pedigree.  I'd want to see DNA before I bought one of these.

The male definitely does not look like a GSD, more like a siberian husky cross.

As far as I know, there's no such thing as a 'silver' shepherd.
There's a blk/silver, which is almost bicolor in markings and a TRUE blk/silver isn't very commonly found, but a straight silver with sable-like bicolored guardhairs on the body-I dunno about that. The build and stance is GSD enough, but color/pattern-?
The facial markings also are off-GSDs usually have black masks around the muzzle and possibly a 'banding' of color across the top of the head between the ears. The markings seen here are more tell-tale of huskies.

Wonder why they're all being sold strictly on spay contract? Hm. Strange. And changed pedigrees-? Red Flag!

Thats what you get from breeding Black or Black/tan GSD with white shepherds if you look at the sire's pedigree he is black but in the 3rd gen.are Blk/tan

The Dams pedigree she is white also 2nd 3rd etc are white.

 Have no knowledge as to wether this 's fact  just found it interesting as he is breeder of crossed out dog in afore mentioned  pedigree   http://www.pet-abuse.com/cases/8161/FL/US/

Wiggle butt acres, that says it all   Love the names in the ped... Punkie Poole, Garfield II, Clydsdale VI When are we going to get a vomiting emocon??

Well the pedigree is not AKC or CKC it looks like a homemade one they don't have the seals on so I wonder,

The angulation of the hind leg looks more like a husky angulation than that of a GSD.  A musher,( I took her mushing class at UAA), and I discussed the difference in hock angulation between huskies and GSDs...GSDs have more angle to their hock (workingline, showline, whatever) than huskies do.  The term "crooked as a dog's hindleg" has to do with the angle of the hock as viewed from the side, not from behind.  GSDs hind legs are much more "crooked" than husky hind legs.  Being in Alaska, I see a lot of huskies, and this dog looks like a husky/GSD mix to me too.  Veronica

VBK9 -
Does that help?