searching for a stud dog - Page 2

A ZVV3 male doesn't mean he will produce that in his offspring. There are write possibly some excellent ZVV1 or ZVV2 dogs in your country thsy can give you what you are looking for. I would look for proven dogs in your country that can compliment your females pedigree. JMO.

Dougie...better to keep a few females back, as opposed to a male. Always possible to get stud service.

thanks guddu i would say you are definatly right in saying that and ace that is why i want a list of dogs so i can have a look at there offspring hips,health etc i am not aking what dog to mate my bitch to but instead a good list that is why i am asking 4 month in advance so i have plenty of chance to look at pedigrees etc so if you personally dont no of any of the best dogs at the moment then please go post on somebody elses thread. i no you said jmo but it is not helpful to me sorry
thanks in advance
ps had some really helpful pms thanks

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/para.utkoma?fadir=484132&modir=1339507 

this mating might be a little too close for comfort.

the stud has and excellent temperament, is trained in SAR, SchH, OB, and Agility and is a ranch dog.
he give structure and temperament to his progeny.

Located in Texas
(not my dog, not advertising)


SVV3 (Slovakia) and ZVV3 (Czech Republic) are not the same as SchH3 or IPO3
In Slovakia and the Czech Rebuplic only a handfull of "3" are earned each year, while there isn't a limit to the number of IPO3's or SchH3's earned.







 

I would not double up on D litter Tobani even if the male has ZVV5 or 6 , I would seriously forget the ZVV3 thing and start looking for a male that can bring what you think your female needs to bring good dogs/pups

good advice i have just wrote all the names given and am going to make the decision based on what i think me female is lacking and try and compensate with the dog thanks