Top Ten SchH Trainers in America - Page 8

Someone out there knows where Enno came from. Come on and share with us. I seen him a few weeks ago trial. He is a great dog and if he goes to our nationals I could see him do REAL well and  at the WUSV worlds. Hell of a dog and handler team.

Don,

I am not sure where Enno came from.  I think he may be 1/2 brother to my dog, Darko.  I am not sure on that though.  I would suspect that she brought the dog home from over across the ocean.  She brought Darko to Canada from Switzerland as a 7 or 8 month old dog.  She trained him and his foundation is phenominal!  However, I have managed to muck it up a bit due to my own ignorance and Darko is so free spirited that he jumps at any opportunity to pursue his own agenda!

I do have to say that I like her training methods, and the proof of their success is evident within their club! 

Sunshine,

Where are you located?  I am going to try to have Joanne come here and do a seminar in Tulsa, Okla.  Hopefully the weekend of Sept. 7-9!!!  Maybe if you are close enough you could come? 

Vickie

www.PowerHausKennels.com

I heard Steve Lino is pretty experienced .

Joanne's dog  - super nice dog with great temperament and nerves

Enno Fuchsstein

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/129077.html

I thought Joanne got Enno from another handler as well - but I might be wrong and I can't remember the details.

molly

But where and when did this great dog appear? He is 71/2 years old and looks and works super.

LOL, wouldn't you like to know?  Enno came in second under Joanne's hand at the Tulsa DVG Nationals last year.  Joanne also qualified last year to go to Germany, to the DVG Meisterschaft and went.  Had the pleasure of watching Joanne train this dog over the better part of 3 years.  Where he came from? ask her yourself.  No big secret but not mine to tell. She has a website and you can contact her.  Here is a small clue though:  I saw a 10 week old grandbaby from Enno in the Dallas area a week ago.  LOL.

Ok look we all like shutzhund here atleast i think? Some on has to be talked about that I have only seen once on here. There is a dude named Dave Kroyer who has made a big name for himself. Placed 3rd at the HOT championship won multiple regional championships and he probally would have won the nationals if he did not piss the judge off been on four world teams, he does French Ring and Is a decoy for Mondio Ring. The dude really needs to be up on the list the only Master Gold medal winner that did it in 1-5 years in this country, and from what I hear he was a novice when he did it. There are others to Ivan the "world champ", T- Flyod, Wallace Payne I do not respect him but he is a good schutzhund trainer. Look I do not know every thing about this sport, but I can see a good trainer and these 4 that I named I know are the best you do not have to like them but, You need to give credit were it is deserved.

Anonymus

Dave Kroyer has proven himself by training his own dogs and working from the bottom up - I'll add him to my list too.  There are others who have earned Master Gold Medals training and titling their own dogs.....

molly

Yes your right he belongs there and Russell Osburn aint so bad either......Nax Bullinger and he....and his dog now Bronco? I think     David Kroyer will one day be the Dean Calderon of the United states......Molly , how many Bronze and Silvers have you put on your shelf,,,,,Do you have a Master Gold Medal   >?