Bazi von der Urbecke Progeny - Page 1

Hello all here and abroad, I wish to ask a question, and hope that I do not offend or use wording that will start a battle, this is a very simple one. For those of us that already have progeny from Bazi, I am curious that as our pups grow and mature what traits good or bad are we seeing ie: temperament and health, conformation, drives etc. Just curious as to what Bazi is producing with the different bloodlines that he is being bred to. I know that these pups are still young and have alot of growing to do, but I know that some of these qualities are already evident. The reason I ask on this site and not Jeff or the Urbecke kennels is because I think I can reach more of the owners on this site. I will appreciate your responses but again I do not intend this to be a verbal battle between disgruntled owners. Remember that our pups were a gamble when we purchased them and all we can expect from them is their loyalty and love, and in turn we must love, feed and keep them healthy no matter what. Thanks so much and enjoy your day. Debbie

Hi Debbie, My Bazi son is going to become 6 months old soon. His mother is out of the Esko Dänischen Hof line. His pre x-ray last week was fine, he has got all teeth, and he hasn¿t been ill yet. His colors are outstanding, dark black and red, and he is very well structured. He loves everybody, is very social, and he has tons of temperament. I started some puppy bitework with him recently, and it¿s amazing, how focused this young boy already is to the helper. It¿s very difficult to impress him at all. Bad traits? He lives in the house - no crate - this dog makes use of everything! It took me quite a while to convince him, that NOT everything on earth is his! Okay, to cut a long story short, I love this boy! Kind regards from Germany Susie

Hi Debbie. As far as I know, I have got a male pup out of Bazis first mating. Andy von de Grübecke was born on the 30, June 06, and is a very self confident, out-going young fellow. Andy has alot of hair (as a pup he only had very short hair)and has loads of black. He lives in the house and is used to crate and kennel too. Andy is surely no dog for a beginner. He is absolutely sound in his bitework, no chewing or growling with this boy! I will have Andy pre x-rayed next month, I doubt there should be any trouble there. All in all, i've at last got the kind of show dog I was hoping to get. HE'S GREAT!

if your female is even good as Bazi is you dont have to worry