Czech 4th Line and 2nd Line Studs - Page 1

Is there an efficient/easy way to find Czech 4th Line and 2nd Line studs in U.S. or Canada? The only easy-to-find (for me anyway) ones are in Czech Republic (sigh).

Thank you in advance.

GSCat The best way is to get a pup or adult of the desired line in Czech. Most breeders in the US are totally ignorant an of this approach and are denying it. You will be best served if you start your own bedding program. and you will be way ahead of people who do just type breeding with disregard for male bloodlines.

 

"...disregard for male bloodlines."

Following clip are two dogs from me from totally different sires and different females...different pedigrees. 

I take into consideration the dogs in the pedigrees ( some I owned and are from my breedings) , plus the character and traits of the parents.

Clip is 22 month old female and a three year old old male with his PD 1 title...that male was this owner/ handler/ trainer's first dog he ever owned, the female his second.

Both are very civil and are family protection dogs.

I doubt that there can be improvement on what I am producing...predicability and meeting my intended goal with my dogs.

So nope, I don't need no stinken 'male in line breeding' phylosophy!

https://youtu.be/sunuW4fFhR4

The female at 21 months

The littermate brother of the female, 21 months old. Also owner's first dog, family/ protection (with a small infant)

Male 7 month old from a different litter, from me.

Nice advertisement.

I'm not advertising, hans, just sharing through real experience instead of google.

LOL

Stead of mocking me, how about putting up pictures of dogs you actually bred instead of something you googled...not jiri' s dogs he bred, but examples of generations from your dogs...you know, like Duke also backs up what he says with proof with pictures and videos clips.

 

well, I;m going to tell you all the secret to breeding. and this is after 40 years. doesn't matter what you are breeding for, w/l, s/l, service, tracking, LE, PPD, sport pts..

breed a good, successful female to a good successful male in whatever you do and sometimes you get good successful offspring. not all the time.

all the rest is just hype. does anyone here really think the Captain was looking past what he saw in the flesh when he created this breed?

jmo,
Rik

would not say successfull, but would say dog with strong genetic qualities, todays success on dogs is not genetic for the bigger part

Duke: would not say successfull, but would say dog with strong genetic qualities, todays success on dogs is not genetic for the bigger part.


Very true, when speaking of the sport field.
Where would so many of those dogs place if it was not for the e-callar and ball? But than again, ball drive is selected for when breeding for IPO sport dogs, sooo