Description
They look like wolves and are big dogs. They have lengthy hair that is a lovely shade of slate grey or blue. The body types of Blue Bay Shepherds are huge. The presence of wolf genes in this breed affects the skin tone and results in a blue-grey hue. Eye colour has a special resemblance to almond form, which has colors that are yellow, green, and blackish.
Habitat
They were named for the blue German Shepherd Dogs, one of the breeds in their pedigree, and their place of origin, Palm Bay, Florida.
Behavior
In order to be family dogs, Blue Bay Shepherds were specifically bred. They currently just exist to cuddle and adore their humans, which is all they are utilized for. Their demeanor are remarkably gentle and loving despite their wolf heritage. Vicki envisioned the breed as calm, family-friendly dogs.
The disposition of Blue Bay Shepherds has been specifically bred for. All of the breeding dogs are gentle, affectionate, and very calm canines who adore people. Even the wolf-dog crossbreeds employed in the initial lineage bear witness to this.
Care
Grooming and cleaning
Despite their wild and rugged appearance, Blue Bays nevertheless require regular cleaning and maintenance. Like with other dogs, their deep blue coat should occasionally be brushed to remove dirt, and you should also clean their ears and eyes.
Feeding and Diet
The Blue Bay Shepherd is no exception to the rule that huge dogs typically have large appetites. They can eat at least five cups of food each day, and some of them even have delicate stomachs. You must locate a high-quality kibble for them to munch on.
Exercise
If not provided adequate exercise, blue bays have destructive tendencies. This is a result of their intense efforts to let all of their stored energy out. For one to two hours each day, include kids in outdoor activities to prevent the emergence of undesirable behaviors.
Training
Because of their size, Blue Bays intimidate a lot of people, which is to be expected. To avoid being timid or hostile towards people or other animals, they should be socialized with both at a young age.
Positive reinforcement is always effective with children, but only give them praise for appropriate behavior.
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