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by bobby999 on 28 August 2010 - 12:08
Any fans of Ustinov vom Romerland? Please post updates for this lovely dog. What are his prospects in this sieger show 2010bszs?
by ronny on 28 August 2010 - 15:08
Here a fan for me definatly under the first 4 VA
Barbara
Barbara
by Phil Behun on 28 August 2010 - 15:08
If I had a "lovely" dog, I'd freakin' shoot it
by bobby999 on 28 August 2010 - 17:08
wow Phil those are strong remarks...
by trixx on 29 August 2010 - 04:08
some one is having a bad day..................................
by trixx on 29 August 2010 - 04:08
i think Ustinov is a nice boy
by Phil Behun on 29 August 2010 - 15:08
Nope, had a nice day, trained in the a.m. and then met some friends for a nice long scooter ride. As a red blooded American male, I just never use the word "lovely", especially when describing a "male" working dog. Don't think that Big Chief Max used it much in his bible either. Could be wrong but I doubt it. Ahhhhh, the softening of a former excellent working dog. Now please excuse me while I iron my skirt.
by bobby999 on 30 August 2010 - 19:08
Thanks for the correction Phil. I get your point. Makes sense except for the shooting part :)
by apoArmani on 31 August 2010 - 02:08
hmmmm...Phil, I can say that von Stephanitz certainly did not have a dog (like the one in the picture of your profile) in mind when he wrote the standard either!!
You should read his book...you will not find the word "lovely" granted, but you will see many other words which would be interpreted by many as "lovely" especially when refering to the dogs' anatomy, with words such as harmony with smouth lines and no sudent disruptions and balanced and correct angulations as per his prescribed angles.
This to some may be lovely.
You should read his book...you will not find the word "lovely" granted, but you will see many other words which would be interpreted by many as "lovely" especially when refering to the dogs' anatomy, with words such as harmony with smouth lines and no sudent disruptions and balanced and correct angulations as per his prescribed angles.
This to some may be lovely.
by Phil Behun on 31 August 2010 - 04:08
Nope because my breed of choice is actually an older one but if you look at the original version of Max's German Shepherds, what do they look like?
Funny that this article uses a photo of a Malinois while referencing the German Shepherd.
http://ididnotknowthatyesterday.blogspot.com/2008/09/why-are-german-shepherds-used-as-police.html
I'm guessing that the dog pictured at the foot of the great Capt. looks more like the one in my avatar than the one you have.
Funny that this article uses a photo of a Malinois while referencing the German Shepherd.
http://ididnotknowthatyesterday.blogspot.com/2008/09/why-are-german-shepherds-used-as-police.html
I'm guessing that the dog pictured at the foot of the great Capt. looks more like the one in my avatar than the one you have.
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