Catherine Ellis wrote 12/18/2005 04:11 PM Beaucerons #92602 - 12/18/2005 04:11 PM
Catherine Ellis Webboard User Reg: 12-15-2005 Posts: 3 Loc: Offline	I'm looking for websites and information on Beaucerons in Schutzhund.
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steve singh wrote 04/21/2006 06:34 PM Re: Beaucerons [Re: Catherine Ellis ] #92603 - 04/21/2006 06:34 PM
steve singh Webboard User Reg: 12-27-2004 Posts: 50 Loc: Offline	I am suprised no one here has experience with this breed! I have always been curious about them. JJ
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Chris Duhon wrote 04/21/2006 09:41 PM Re: Beaucerons [Re: steve singh ] #92604 - 04/21/2006 09:41 PM
Chris Duhon Webboard User Reg: 08-14-2004 Posts: 702 Loc: Southern Louisiana Offline	Can't lie haven't seen a whole lot, just a few so I'm certainly not throwing the breed to the wolves but The few all from different lines and breedings that I did see all had horrible nerves. COL Nathan R. Jessup for President
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Stig Andersson wrote 04/22/2006 03:34 AM Re: Beaucerons [Re: Chris Duhon ] #92605 - 04/22/2006 03:34 AM
Stig Andersson Webboard User Reg: 02-03-2002 Posts: 248 Loc: Sweden Offline
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Andrew May wrote 04/22/2006 05:31 AM Re: Beaucerons [Re: steve singh ] #92606 - 04/22/2006 05:31 AM
Andrew May Webboard User Reg: 05-18-2005 Posts: 210 Loc: Newfoundland, Canada Offline	I have a beauceron and have trained her for B.H. She is spirited at home, but on the field with a judge, and a novice handler...she goes flat...A better or different handler would have a B.H. on my dog. She is a truly wonderful family and sport dog. We just finished a run up the Labrador coast for my work. We negotiated a Labrador town full of stray dogs, went for a barren country ski, and impressed a hotellier with her obedience on this trip. Use the search to find previous discussions on Beaucerons. I recently did a search of Ring III Beaucerons and discovered only 10 in the "About Beaucerons" database born between 1990-2006. From my observations, it is now very difficult to get a concentrated working breeding without significant inbreeding on the Loustic/Roi/Ce line. The alternatives seem to be outcrosses to show lines with predictably less consistent results. My girl is a mish mash of herding, show, working lines. rgds, andrew may
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