Show lines that CAN work - Page 1

Please, if for once we could be positive, Who out there has or knows of show lines that CAN work?

Any work, hearding, bit work, obedience, agility, police, any work..............

V1 Ork vd Werther-Muhle SCH3 , VA Hannibal son,  VA Hill gr.son. I've got 3 females out of him now who are 8 weeks old and they are more like my working line pups than my showlines.  these pups are intense, very driven, super smart.

his first litters are just now old enough to start training,  so hopefully we will see MANY good working dogs come from Ork.

for showlines that can work,  I tend to look at dogs who have VA Hill,  VA Ulk, VA Ajax Haller Osning, VA Triumph's Gucci, Bullinger lines. 

www.youtube.com/watch  Here's a link of my girl This is not a serious video, just pulled her out for fun, wanted to show her work a little to a few people. When I work her regularly, she's much better, but at least in this video you can see her drives and strength.  Here is her pedigree: www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/127275.html  I saw her father years ago at a NASS, he made the other dogs look like amateurs.

Unfortunately I lost my catalog with all my detailed notes at the last Sieger show.  There were, as usual, only  small number of dogs I felt were really outstanding.  I remember liking Emilio von Winnloh and ET von Sendling very much.

This dog is a local police K9: www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/538239.html and hell of a good one with extremely powerful grip.  There used to be a video of him up doing a drug search or something but I cannot find it.  He is a Zamp son. I've also had the pleasure of handling a very powerful Erasmus son in PPD.  This fall I did obedience work with a Taboo Nordteich (sp?) daughter that I felt has enormous potential.

Kirschental has done very well maintaining working qualities in their showlines.  I would give my left arm for a Kirschental puppy :)

give me an Ulk linebreeding anyday too,  though they can be a little hard headed,  most I have been around were tough dogs.

I also liked Mark vh Beck and Fando Sudblick,  but those dogs are generally only found in the 5th-7th generations nowadays. 

yep ET is also a good dog.  just not used enough by other breeders other than his owner.  the Ork litter I have,  the mom is an ET daughter.

Uber-land, I also love Hill. I bred my bitch to Yacco Vallendarer Hohe, and excellent Hannibal son and got very spirited pups. I also bred her to Santo v d Neuen Welt and got a 4-5 (maybe it was 5-5?) linebreeding on Mark and holy crap those dogs came out tough. I also know a local K9 out of Santo's dam and a Vopo Kischental son I have wanted to breed to for some time, but I don't think I can get the approval to do so.

What do you think of Sherry Kirschental? I wouldn't mind sending my Yacco daughter to him if she turns out.

EDIT: Where is Ork at stud? And yeah, it is disheartening how the V dogs with killer bitework don't get used as much as a wishy washy VA dog does.

I like Yacco.  he's been throwing beautiful babies.  hadn't seen too much out of Sherry but I have heard he is a nice dog.  I'm generally a fan of most Kirschental dogs. 

The little female I have available out of the Ork litter is really working on me.  I might not be able to sell her.  She is really intune to me,  eerily human intelligent.  super sweet and loving but she'll hit a rag in a heart beat. 

Forgot to mention this male!  Enko Moorbeck is another super working male.  of course he is a 3,4 on Ulk