Originally posted by Maggie Baldino: Here is the dam :
Qimbra vom Scharwachter OK, it sounded like a line breeding on Mink which in looking at the dam's pedigree it is not. I like the breeding. Would have looked at it myself if I were shopping around for a specific pedigree. Ilko Peko Haus (via way a Natz) can infuse a pretty good amount of seriousness into the critters along with soem handler aggression. That can also come via way of of the sire's line too. I worked an Ilko son on the street for a while...serious as a heart attack, and a lot handler aggresive....I had to tip toe around him at times.
I currently have a young male 13 months that is very very similiar to the male in this breeding, he's very drivey, intense prey, but just a tad hectic. I expect some pretty nice things from him in the police work.
could you please elaborate on your comment "They especially have great hunting drives (which can be a bit of a pain if your tracking isn't well grounded also)."? What do you mean by that?
I have a very young bitch, linebred 4,3-3 on Mink, so any info about tracking Mink dogs would be useful <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
I wished I would have known that when my Lewis daughter was little..... I screwed her up royally in tracking. In the end her points were not bad, but she sure imprinted herself in a few sessions on using her eyes rather than her nose, plus a lot of casting and trailing. She never saw the point of SchH tracking....one of the tracks she failed was when the wind blew the scent of the article into her nose right across a corner, and she was going to cut across to it. she could *not* understand why I held her back trying to get her to track the corner LOL I guess I will have to be careful with her daughter. She now still shows a lot of intensity and a deep nose, but I have not tracked her a whole lot due to our fireant problem.
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Hello All:
I was wondering if anyone out there has physically seen or worked Ernst or any of his sons or daughters. I was looking at a young Ernst son, but someone beat me to the draw. I am very intrigued by his pedigree and just wanted to know what others with more experience thought as well.
Is anyone planning on doing any breeding to him in the near future (with say a Pike bitch perhaps)? I am far from a pedigree guru and I don't know if this would produce some serious (PSD) working dogs. The only thing I heard was you have to watch hips with Pike progeny??
PS: I hope this is in the right topic area, if not I'm sorry. By the way, I kinda cross posted this under Pike section as well?
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Hello All:
Well, in keeping with the same thread, has anyone seen or worked Miro v.h. Pixner? I hear he is in the states and he an Ernst son? Any comments, good, bad, indifferent, puppies, hips, etc?
There is an 2 1/2 year old Ernst son in my schutzhund club. He is very powerful, shown some handler aggression, and very defensive. This dog goes into the blind with hackles up. He has also bitten a couple of helpers. This dog is definately not for the novice handler/trainer. Off the field the dog is very social with other animals and people. Some of his behavior is due to training but in general his is quick to trigger.
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Thanks Heather:
I see, was he imported as an adult or was he raised from a puppy here? Since you said a lot of his actions are a result of training, do you think he "recovers" well is a resiliant type of dog? Bummer about the hips on the littermates.
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