The German Sieger Show

By Ed Frawley  |  Last modified: January 1, 1998

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The Largest GSD Confirmation Show in the World

The German Shepherd Dog Club of West Germany (known as the SV) sponsors the largest German Shepherd conformation specialty show in the world. This show is held in a different city in Germany every year. There are usually about 1500 dogs and 30,000 spectators at the show.

These videos are edited to show most of the Select VA Males being tested in bite work. Following the bite work is the progeny groups of the popular stud dogs. We try and include all the groups that would have any progeny in the top 20 places of the show. This is followed by coverage of the youth classes. We show you the top 5 dogs in each class. There are 4 classes 12 to 18 month old males and females and 18 to 24 month old males and females. Finally you will see coverage of the adult males and females (those over 2 years of age).

These videos are the original SV Rei Vision videos from Germany. They are edited under the supervision of the SV. There is not a lot of narration, but what there is is in German.

Sieger Show Videos

• 1993 SV Sieger Show Germany - Part 1, Part 2
• 1991 Sieger Show - Part 1, Part 2
• 1989 Sieger-Hauptzuchtschau - Part 1, Part 2
• 1989 East German DDR Sieger Show
• 1988 Sieger Show
• 1988 Sieger Show
• 1987 Sieger Show
• 1986 Sieger Show
• 1985 Sieger Show
• 1984 Sieger Show

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Ed Frawley

Ed Frawley is the founder and owner of Leerburg.com and has been producing professional dog training videos since 1982. Over the years, he has collaborated with some of the most respected dog trainers in the country. His body of work includes 194 full-length training DVDs and 95 comprehensive online courses. In addition to these, he has produced and published over 4,000 short training videos available free of charge on Leerburg.com and across the company's social media platforms.

Ed and his wife, Cindy—also a professional dog trainer—bred working-line German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois for more than 35 years. Although they retired from breeding in 2009, they had produced over 300 litters by that time.

Ed also served as a K9 handler for the local sheriff's department for 10 years, working in partnership with the West Central Drug Task Force. During his time in law enforcement, he handled multiple narcotics and patrol dogs and conducted more than 1,000 K9 searches. If you want to learn more about Ed, read about his history here.

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