I'm trying to educate myself about the working lines, and am looking for information on this male and his bloodlines - Camp vom Muhlteich 2000 Universal Sieger, SchH 3 (BSP, LGA Sieger), FH 2, Kkl1 . I have some information, but am looking more for what his lines are producing.

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Camp is here with me, and what an unbelieveable dog he is! I have used Camp on working and show lines and he consistently produces excellent quality.

His father line is very well known as Aly has produced consistently very nice working progeny. As with any breeding animal, yes, there are going to be questionable and weak progeny. There are all sorts of rumors surrounding Aly such as the back problems, smallness of size and etc... Sure, these are all very valid, but also as with every breeding, you must look at the mother line.

Camp's mother line is very interesting. Alfa Muhtleich is now around the age of 11, and still competing at a Regional and National level of FH tracking. Camp's half sister, Bella Muhtleich, is still doing the same. Alfa is 1/2 show lines and 1/2 working lines...and she has been a good producer of V-rated progeny.

To me, there is consistency on both sides of Camp's pedigree and this what impresses me most. Even though he is a combination of mostly working lines with some showlines, he does and will produce very nice structure coupled with great working ability.

Camp has not had an easy life.....but, he sure does now!!! No one would dare threaten anyone in my family without Camp putting his whole being on the line. He is a very serious dog, but, also very bonded and attached to me. He is not the most social dog, but then, I am the one who gets all the love from him.

He is not dog aggressive, but rather has a demeanor about him that states he is regal. His attitude is great and his mind is clear. He is a commanding dog that demands respect. You cannot push him around without getting in trouble. He is not handler aggressive nor sensative. He is resiliant and very clear in his intentions.

Camp is a very large and substantial dog, and clearly 'V' rated in his structure. He has improved both the working and show lines he has been bred with... He also will contribute his stability, and this is proven in his offspring that are with the Guide Dog School. His offspring are not that old, as he only started breeding around 3 1/2 years ago..when he was first titled as a 3 1/2 year old dog (going from BH to SchH 3 in less than 2 months...with all V-rated scores under the masterful and gifted trainer, Heinz Balonier).

This is one working dog that gives clear definition to the term 'Golden Middle'

Yes, I have Camp here with me and what an incredible dog he is!!!

I have used him successfully with both the working and show lines, and have been super impressed that both have been improved upon.

His sire, Aly is very well known for his progeny. As with any male, there is going to be controversy what is produced whether it be health or structure problems...therefore we always need to look at the mother line. Aly has produced some very nice working progeny, and as with any breeding, there are always going to be those that just don't measure up to the others.

Camp's mother, Alfa Muhlteich, is now an older lady, but still competes on the FH trials....both locally and regionally...As does his half-sister, Bella Muhteich (who is 9 years old). Alfa has been as consistent in her production as Aly, with numerous V-rated working progeny. Alfa is by Xato v.d. Bosen Narchbarschaft. Xato is very well known for his working progeny.... Alfa is also 1/2 working, 1/2 show... Yet, still quite the dog and the producer!

Camp's pedigree is marked through consistency all the way through. There is much success on both sides...even for having the showlines...hence the structure coming in to play.

Camp's oldest offspring are now about 3 1/2 years old. He was titled at the age of 3 1/2 from BH to SchH 3 in less than 2 months...all with V-rated sores, under the masterful and gifted, Heinz Balonier. Camp was the LGA-14 Sieger, V-109 Bzsz, and SG-13 BSP... He had one of the highest qualifying scores for the pre-BSP in 2001, and then a car accident ended his working career. He attained his FH 1 and FH 2 after the accident, but does have a very noticeable and sometimes very painful limp due to soft tissue and nerve damage in his left hind leg.

Camp throws his consistency in offspring, and the Guide Dog School has a few progeny and likes the stability and hip history. I love his progeny from every female I have seen him bred to here in the USA... He definately stamps his quality, courage, attitude and remarkable *thinking* ability.

Camp is a dog that is commanding in attitude, but is not dog-aggressive. There is an aire that surrounds him and it is quite impressive. He demands respect... He is not a social *kissy, kissy* dog, but, is completely devoted to his family, and would put his life on the line for them. He is not a prey monster, but is very serious and correct in his work and his attitude.

I have been absolutely thrilled to have shared in part of this dog's life. His life has not been an easy one, but it sure is now. I know him on a personal level, and am simply amazed at his entire being and devotion.

I can be contact for more information.....

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Christi, please PM me with info on your Storm female.
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Thank you for the compliment... I love my dogs, but I am not biased towards them. I will always try to improve on the qualities that I feel they lack and try to maintain their good qualities.... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />