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The Shiloh Shepherd has a combination of a few breeds in their genetic makeup that include the Alaskan Malamute and German Shepherd Dog. This big pooch is a softie and often described as affectionate and loving.

Shiloh Shepherd puppies will usually cost between $2,000 and $4,000 depending on whether you go for a Shiloh Shepherd bred to be a pet or a Shiloh Shepherd set for life as a breeding dog.

Most Shilohs are significantly larger than GSD's of the same sex. Our breed standard calls for two inches more in height than the German shepherd standard. Shilohs also have smaller, triangular ears, and less of a square head, more “wolfy” in appearance. They are not as long in the body as German shepherds.

» Is the Shiloh Shepherd recognized by the AKC? No. The Shiloh Shepherd is American Rare Breed and is not registered with the AKC.

The American Rare Breed Association (ARBA) first recognized the newly-founded breed. But today, the Shiloh remains relatively rare and has yet to gain recognition from major international breed registries.

The AKC still doesn't recognize the king shepherd as a purebred dog. Instead, king shepherds are considered hybrid dogs. They're a cross between purebred German shepherds and other large purebred dogs, like the Alaskan Malamute, Great Pyrenees, and Akita.

Shiloh Shepherds are slow to mature so owners will have to be patient with their dogs. They require consistent and persistent training along with a lot of patience to work through any potential issues arising from their slowness to mature.

The American Rare Breed Association (ARBA) first recognized the newly-founded breed. But today, the Shiloh remains relatively rare and has yet to gain recognition from major international breed registries.