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by KYLE on 17 January 2008 - 22:01
Hey Kyle, Check out this breeder, http://www.van-brandevoort.tk/ , super nice dogs with video. But you and a lot of other people are missing something. There is the Sport of Schutzhund and there is the Methodology of Schutzhund training. All dog sports come from schutzhund. The palisade in in ring sport is from schutzhund. The methodology of schutzhund is always evaluating your dog and introducing new stimuli. You can put a dog on a bitesuit and not lose your discipline for schutzhund. Cross training breaks up the routine of schutzhund and the boardom that the dog may slip into.
Most KNPV dogs come from Schutzhund dogs. Igor vom Herdgang has produced both. good luck with your search. Let us know how you make out.
Kyle (my real name)
by GregN on 18 January 2008 - 01:01
Kyle,
try http://www.k9gardefense.com/german.html
If I'm not mistaken, some of their dogs are in the USA as patrol dogs
by urry on 18 January 2008 - 01:01
Hi kyle Mark here Gardefense has some real nice KNPV line dogs i currently own a 13 month old now she was bred in belgium and whelped in the US i got her from a breeder in NY if you would be interested PM me and mabe i can give you his number good luck my females father is gideon gardefense
by rus on 19 January 2008 - 00:01
Hello KTaylor,
I live in Russia and for a long time I`ve been looking for a dog that would be able to fight not the sleeve but the man behind the sleeve. I think I`ve found what I`ve been looking for. It`s Erko von der Zahnburg:
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/516739.html
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/388368.html
The first day the little guy came to his new home in Moscow at the age of 6 months he "killed" my old sofa (after the flight from the USA through Germany to Russia!!!) and started growling at me when I tried to save at least something.
When in a couple of days one of the best Russian decoys came to have a look at Erko and tried to agitate Erko with a cloth, this little warrior was much more interested in the man`s body (at the age of 6 months!). After a short attack they were both sitting motionless looking into each other`s eyes for a minute or two...
Erko`s two siblings are now training with Armin Winkler. http://www.schutzhundvillage.com/index.html
And you can ask Art Show, the breeder, about the others.
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeqbomo/zahnburg/id5.html
Good luck anyway!
Olga
by rus on 19 January 2008 - 03:01
KTaylor, sorry, the breeder`s name is Art Shaw. (It`s 5 o`clock in the morning in Moscow and I`ve been translating Armin Winkler`s article for our trainers and didn`t sleep a wink yet.) We`ve never met in person, but my impression after this purchase is that Art is a breeder you can trust. First I got Erko`s AKC Pedigree and Purchase Agreement and only after that the dog was shipped.
by KTaylor on 19 January 2008 - 04:01
Thank you everyone for the great responses. I have received some feedback and commentary and I just wanted to state that I understand that there are some Schutzhund dogs that are real, but I have also seen a few Sch 3 dogs that score well but wouldnt protect my wife or I should the need ever arise. I just feel that I may find more of what I am looking for if I went with a pup with a strong pedigree of KNPV dogs.
I think Rus hit it right on the head when he said that he has finally found what he was looking for in his new pup. "a dog that would be able to fight not the sleeve but the man behind the sleeve"
Cate- at this time, I am just considering GSDs. I have had 2 mals that I placed with PDs and now co-own a mal with another of my club members (stays in his kennel). I like the drives and the aggression with the mals that I have had, but they are certainly more difficult to live with than the shepherds.
Kyle
by Doug Wendling on 19 January 2008 - 05:01
Kyle
You have not located the correct people then that can help you get what you want in your new dog?
You can shoot me an email RottonRott@aol.com if you want to make contact outside of these forums, with some one that can help you out.
Doug
by dawgma on 20 January 2008 - 00:01
German Shepherds don't do well in KNPV, Mals/ Mal crosses and Dutch crosses rule that arena.
Even the PH1 German Shepherds that are there are mostly flukes with almost all including and past the second generation being Sch or IPO titled.
Check it out http://www.bloedlijnen.nl/
If you want a hunting dog, get a lab. If you want a KNPV lined dog, get what is proven and works.
by Haus Simpkins on 20 January 2008 - 01:01
there is a guy Joe Knapp in new york that has a lot of knpv titled dogs in his pedigrees
Real hard dogs but level headed
Steve Simpkins
516-315-2500
by urry on 20 January 2008 - 02:01
Yeah Joe Knapp could help you find what your looking for thats where i got my female hes a super good breeder.
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