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Yes there are some dogs that fall thru the cracks but I would say 60% could do both. It would depend on the hardness/sharpness of the dog and his defense drive. There are a lot of what are called, soft dogs, in SchH because softness can be covered up with prey drive and the routine. That would not mean the do could not do real work but there would be catagories dependent on the work the dog could do and to what percentage the dog was reliable. There are also those dogs in SchH that according to the rules would be kicked out of the sport if in some way they did not cover up theire dogs nerves or whatever fault it may be.
Always 'pronounced' fight and courage
PSA-1 : High PSA-1, high obedience, high protection
Andy is one of those once in a lifetime type of dogs. He has proven himself on the streets as a working patrol and narcotics detection K9 for a number of years before he was retired to the Schutzhund field. Titled to IPO3 and SchH3, and just recently titled to PSA-1. A true Shepherd temperament in that he is also a Therapy Dogs International certified therapy dog and is an everyday companion to a little girl, her best friend and protector."
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Re: The Sport vs. "Real" debate once and for all...
[Re: Bill Wanke ]
#114148 - 09/25/2006 04:04 PM 
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