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Robin Krumm wrote 03/26/2002 07:22 AM Re: Don vom Rolandsteich [Re: Dave Dollman ] #54536 - 03/26/2002 07:22 AM
Robin Krumm Webboard User Reg: 03-25-2002 Posts: 1 Loc: Offline	I have a don grandson and have been linebreeding on don for some time. So far with very few problems. I don't breed for sport dogs, but for a family pet, and I like a more laid back dog. I have noticed when I cross with west show lines sometimes I get a sharp shy dog in male puppies.. I find them naturally protective with a mild soft temperament easy for training with very good tracking, scenting and akc obedience work, with little to no health problems, my male has done bite work with good hard full grips, but I am mostly into akc obedience and I do alot of crossing with my old american line(not show lines)
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Paul E Howell wrote 05/22/2003 08:23 PM Re: Don vom Rolandsteich [Re: Dave Dollman ] #54537 - 05/22/2003 08:23 PM
Paul E Howell Webboard User Reg: 05-20-2003 Posts: 6 Loc: Offline	Over the Years I have had many Don sons and grandsons. I bought over many Don sons that went to PDs in the late 80s. The real truth to Don was that he was the best hip producer ever in the Old DDR system. He made really large dogs with nice heads and real bone, Late to mature with not so much drive, You had to get a dog out of him from a super bitch to have anything. He did produce size and hips and thats about all
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Robert VanCamp wrote 05/22/2003 10:27 PM Re: Don vom Rolandsteich [Re: Dave Dollman ] #54538 - 05/22/2003 10:27 PM
Robert VanCamp Webboard User Reg: 11-28-2001 Posts: 3916 Loc: Offline	Dr. Dog you need to change your displayed name to your real first and last name to continue to post to this webboard.
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BILL MULLEADY wrote 02/23/2005 02:29 PM Re: Don vom Rolandsteich [Re: Dave Dollman ] #54539 - 02/23/2005 02:29 PM
BILL MULLEADY Webboard User Reg: 02-17-2005 Posts: 26 Loc: Offline	I have had the pleasure to work Don and also owned a son off of him. He was the first son that was brought into the US. This was back in the mid eighties. I also worked a few other sons as well as two females off of Don. I liked all of the dogs....my own son was very handler sensitive in obedience, but that was due to the barbaric East German training methids. But...he was also a 100 point protection dog. The helpers that sleeved him still use hmn as a comparison when they are trying to describe dogs to me. I had no medical problems and never saw anything weird with Don...who by the way was an awesome animal.
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John LaTorre wrote 06/07/2005 06:42 AM Re: Don vom Rolandsteich [Re: BILL MULLEADY ] #54540 - 06/07/2005 06:42 AM
John LaTorre Webboard User Reg: 07-06-2004 Posts: 9 Loc: 1 Offline	Hi Bill what was the name of the Don son you owned.I have dogs with ddr bloodines heavy on Don. I liked them have no problems. John JOhnsK9
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