dobeonguard-Steve wrote 06/21/2002 07:18 PM Ok What do you think of these lines #43987 - 06/21/2002 07:18 PM
dobeonguard-Steve Webboard User Reg: 08-27-2001 Posts: 50 Loc: Offline	Ok I am looking at a litter from the Warringhof Kennel in Geramany. This litter would be heavily linebred on Bingo v. Ellendonk and the Weyermuehle lines. What do you think of dogs that are heavily linebred on these bloodlines? Warringhof is a serious working kennel from what I have heard and seen. Are there any Warringhof dogs in the US now? I have not seen any compete. Any information and input on these lines would be appreciated. Thanks
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Brad Gargis wrote 06/21/2002 07:44 PM Re: Ok What do you think of these lines [Re: dobeonguard-Steve ] #43988 - 06/21/2002 07:44 PM
Brad Gargis Webboard User Reg: 02-09-2002 Posts: 659 Loc: Offline	Talk to Stig, and there's a guy on the board from Spain that also might be able to answer your question. They seem to know quite a bit on Dobermans.
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Betty Olsen wrote 06/21/2002 07:55 PM Re: Ok What do you think of these lines [Re: dobeonguard-Steve ] #43989 - 06/21/2002 07:55 PM
Betty Olsen Webboard User Reg: 05-17-2002 Posts: 25 Loc: Offline	Blitzkrieger kennel's foundation bitch about 12 yrs ago was Coco v Warringhof, Sch.I, ZTP VIA. The owner went back over to germany a couple of yrs ago and choose another bitch from the Warringhof kennel, Sheba v Warringhof. These lines seem to blend nicely with some of the other Weyermuhle dogs and also with some of the Mooriche dogs. If you go to her site there is a huge wealth of information on all these bloodlines and breedings done in Germany. Also lots of pictures of the many dogs in the pedigrees of these dogs as well. http://www.blitzkrieger.com
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RobertR wrote 06/22/2002 02:40 AM Re: Ok What do you think of these lines [Re: dobeonguard-Steve ] #43990 - 06/22/2002 02:40 AM
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Pedro Rodrigo wrote 07/04/2002 01:11 PM Re: Ok What do you think of these lines [Re: dobeonguard-Steve ] #43991 - 07/04/2002 01:11 PM
Pedro Rodrigo Webboard User Reg: 04-08-2002 Posts: 91 Loc: Valencia, Spain, EU Offline	Hi! I don't know as much as Mr. Cargis thinks or as I would like, but thanks anyway. I am just learning, like most of you. As far as I know, those lines you mention are as good as a Dobermann gets. They have good drives. Little agression. Hardness... They need a good handler and good training to get 100% out of them, like any other dog. Sorry I can not give more details. Good luck, Pedro. Best regards from sunny Spain. visit: http://www.sportdobermann.com, they know a lot about dobermanns and they are in the US.
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