I think you find the majority of people on this board are not show line people. Not that that's bad. Just the way it is. Good luck in finding your answers.
Try the German Shepherd Web Board
for further information. the board's not Show folks per se, actually a mix of rescue, pet, show, working, and LE...but Show and Working breeders monitor the forum.
Post your question under the Breeding section in "Bloodlines & Pedigrees" and you should get responses quickly.
Yago vom Wildsteiger Land
SZ:1702119
SchH3 FH
He produced Sandor vom Nobachtal,SchH3 FH.
Sandor produced,Lucy vom Landhaus Stephan a SchH2 dog and he produced, Wiso vom Landhaus Stephan SchH3 FH,Universal Sieger
Lado von der Steinhagerquelle
SchH3 FH
Vando vom Monchberg
SchH3
Fee vom Kohlwald
SchH2
I have a dog out of them, nice dogs, and thay produced will.
Steve
I hope i did not upset anyone with this question. the reason I asked is that I purchased a dog from a Kennel for personal protection and they sent me a Vando son. They told me he was a top working dog.Needless to say I am a little upset.
There are some tough show-line dogs out there. I've seen them myself. They're somewhat rare, but they do exist.
You're not talking about making this dog into a police service dog. A dog doesn't have to be super, super tough to do PP work except at very advanced levels. Unless the dog is very soft and/or fearful, you may be able to get respectable protection work out of him.
Originally posted by Pete Felknor:
There are some tough show-line dogs out there. I've seen them myself. They're somewhat rare, but they do exist.
I hear you Pete but uh...hmmm...oh no....
Oh boy.....Any chance of this slipping by without VanCamp seeing it? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
He doesn't seem to be around today, so I figured I could get away with it! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
Robert V.C. can feel free to come over to my 'hood and tangle with my friend's dog Vedor anytime. Not that he'd want to. Vedor is a Lasso vom Neuen Berg grandson and about as serious as they come.
Nice pigment, too <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />
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