Chucho vom Schloss Guttenburg
Chucho vom Schloss Guttenburg
Artus v.d. Westendhohe SchH II FH DDR
Grit v. Stephanstal DDR SchH II
Panter v. Schmiedegrundsee DDR SchH I, KK 5-5-5
Bodo v. Grafental SchH III DDR
Janka v. Schmiedegrundsee SchH I
Anja v. Schmiedegrundsee DDR PSH I
Chucho v. Schloss Guttenburg SCH III KK1a OFA Good
Gero von der Spargelhalle SchH III FH
Bodo von der Wolfszahnau SchH III
Ondra vom Brandlerhof SchH III
Alessa vom Scholss Guttenburg SchH III
Wicko von Meran SchH III FH
Bona vom Waldwinkel SchH III FH Won Bundessieger in West Ger.
Fritzi vom Klebinger Schloss SchH I
Chucho is a big red sable male. He has a huge head and big bones. Chucho (pronounced Koocho) placed 15th in the 1993 Bundessieger. He is 1/2 East German and 1/2 West German. His sire Panther, was an excellent East German dog with a perfect 5,5,5 Kore report. Panther's sire (Artus) is known for producing top qulaity work dogs. There are only a handful of DDR dogs that could really produce drive and Artus was one of them. I saw him work when I traveled to East Germany before the wall came down. Artus sired Zorro Laugerwald and Zorro is making his mark in the German bloodlines even as you read this description. Many, many of Zorro son's have been in the Bundessieger.
On Chuchos mothers side, Bona v.d. Wolfszahnau won the West German Bundessieger. The man that handled Bona was the breeder of Chucho's mother Alessa. He bred Alessa to Panter and kept Chucho back and trained him for the 1993 Bundessieger. His bite work is outstanding, his focus is great. He is an extremely hard dog with excellent nerves. What sets this dog aside from others, is the fact that he is a calmn dog with explosive drive. I have not seen that before. You do not want to be seen with a tennis ball in your hand when Chucho is in the room. I will guarantee you that he will take it away from you - one way or the other. This dog is going to be seen in bloodlines of American working dogs for years to come.