Brad Gargis wrote 02/10/2002 11:03 PM Working Line German Shepherd Weight #46806 - 02/10/2002 11:03 PM
Brad Gargis Webboard User Reg: 02-09-2002 Posts: 659 Loc: Offline	I'm new to the discussion. I've found it extremely informative just in the last two days. My question is this, what GSD weight is considered too much for a dog to be able to breed, and what is the minimum weight? I’ve read several times that many GSDs are too heavy. I’m also aware of the ignorance in the regular dog community, especially with the AKC show standards. I’m not an expert, breeder, and certainly not a trainer. This is just an issue that strikes my curiosity. I remember reading an article written by Mr. Frawley, that he was against the 100lbs GSDs. Obviously 100lbs or more is too much, but what is the limit if there is one? I guess the main thing to my question is when do know if you have a runt or a giant? I have an idea, but how much of a difference is it from the AKC standards if it is?
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Brad Gargis wrote 02/12/2002 01:35 PM Re: Working Line German Shepherd Weight [Re: Brad Gargis ] #46807 - 02/12/2002 01:35 PM
Brad Gargis Webboard User Reg: 02-09-2002 Posts: 659 Loc: Offline	I wish someone could answer this question. I'd really like to hear Mr. Frawley's opinion. Of course I'm strictly an amateur so I hope the discussion group takes it a tad bit easy on me, Thank You.
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Vince P. wrote 02/12/2002 01:46 PM Re: Working Line German Shepherd Weight [Re: Brad Gargis ] #46808 - 02/12/2002 01:46 PM
Vince P. Webboard User Reg: 07-13-2001 Posts: 1050 Loc: NJ Offline	Go to the thread on Line breeding and outcrossing and private mail one of the participants and you should get your answer.
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