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by TJL852 on 10 April 2010 - 14:04
While we are on the topic of legendary Malinois....I figured I would bring up another one. Nelton. What do you think of this dog and his progeny?
by Jon luc on 10 April 2010 - 17:04
Hi TJL
Nelton, Nardo, and T'Bio are brothers. All are very good
producers. All are bullet trains in speed and agility. Aggressive
dogs, are a corner stone in NVBK breeding. Now having said that
leads me to this question. Does NVBK breed dogs that are to
much for most people to handle, or is it the responsibility of
the dog trainers to learn how too train these dogs? In NVBK
they use only dogs with high enough drives to do the work.
But they have softening techniques that get there dogs under
control of the handler. This is true in all the dog sports but is
more so in NVBK. Nelton produces a very confident dog
which is what I like about him the most . I have no problem
with breeding to some thing out his line.
Nelton, Nardo, and T'Bio are brothers. All are very good
producers. All are bullet trains in speed and agility. Aggressive
dogs, are a corner stone in NVBK breeding. Now having said that
leads me to this question. Does NVBK breed dogs that are to
much for most people to handle, or is it the responsibility of
the dog trainers to learn how too train these dogs? In NVBK
they use only dogs with high enough drives to do the work.
But they have softening techniques that get there dogs under
control of the handler. This is true in all the dog sports but is
more so in NVBK. Nelton produces a very confident dog
which is what I like about him the most . I have no problem
with breeding to some thing out his line.
by TJL852 on 10 April 2010 - 21:04
I would say it's got to be the responsibility of the people to train these dogs the correct way, they have extreme drive due to selective breeding by the NVBK like Jon said. I am not sure about handler aggression with this line....the problem with the NVBK lines is the tracking qualities may not be as good as they could be, since ring does no tracking. They breed for drives and environmental stability first.
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