KNPV Dogs in the United States - Page 3

he has been doing it so for so long now and decided never to become a commercial breeder he has dogs in his second and third generation of his pedigrees that most people have in there fifth and sixth. he has been breeding shepherds and malis, forever

Steve Simpkins

dawgma wrote: "German Shepherds don't do well in KNPV"

But still there are some. What about Robby vom Glockeneck`s off-springs?

My dog is one of Robby`s off-springs (Robby can be found four times in Erko`s pedigree) and his trainers say that considering the way Erko watches their movements  they feel strong temptation to try him on a suit.  

Hi Kyle,

how is it going?

Have you found what you wanted?

Rus said:  "

But still there are some. What about Robby vom Glockeneck`s off-springs?My dog is one of Robby`s off-springs (Robby can be found four times in Erko`s pedigree) and his trainers say that considering the way Erko watches their movements  they feel strong temptation to try him on a suit. "

Better keep it just as a temptation, you will avoid severe disappointment that way.

dawgma,

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Best regards,

Olga

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Hey Rus,

I am looking at a couple of dogs/litters right now, but havent found the KNPV titled dogs that I am looking for.  There are some litters coming up this year that will probably work, but I am really looking for a young untitled female to purchase in the next month or so.

Thanks for your help and input on this thread.

Kyle

Kyle,

thanks & good luck!

Olga

I think GSDs from other lines than KNPV-tited can do very well in PSA, it´s more about the induvidual dogs and combinations I guess. Is there such a difference between working with a suit compared to a sleeve that SCH-titled dogs should be inferior in suitsports?

Jennie,

There are numerous differences between sleeve and suit work. The suit, esp if the dog is in the upper arm area, can make things much more personal. Being inside vs outside the arm can be much more stressful to the dog.

I think people may look for the KNPV lines because the Dutch tend to breed much harder dogs.

In my opinion the PSA 1 courage test is much tougher than a SCH courage test. So there are alot of dogs out there from Sch lines that may not cut it in PSA

You are right though, it depends on the indivdual dog, it's constitution, and training.