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  Hey there Michelle,
 
        Long time no talk..To me the DDR Shepherds are medium bone ,blocky head ,calmness and clear headed with the greatest pigmentation.
         Alot of people say that DDR decendents take to long to mature and are not great working dogs,but i disagree and impo i think that is a bunch of crap.I really dont know why people dislike these lines but they work great for me as i own two DDR decendents.
My male i imported and is now 17 months and is doing a awesome job in Schuthund and i just got a pup and she also will be trained as such.

Some people just have to be haters Mike, they just can't help themselves. Kinda like the people that own motorcycles trying to tell other people what bike type of bike they need to buy with their own money. Just doesn't make any sense to me. And it's always easier to be a jerk on an internet site talking crap about someone elses dog when they haven't even seen the dog or the work that it can do. Kinda funny in a strange way isn't it????

THANK YA SO MUCH!!!!!! 
it gave me alot of in sight on my dog and im new to the working dog world its my very first(working dog). 

AND ya fir the nice comments about my pup i love him to death but i tell you what ever line he is he was amazing drives.


NOW if i was to breed him what do ya think would be the better line to breed with im going to guess that ppl is going to ask hat do i want the pups to bred for well i want a hard working dog i want to a dog that could be fit for police work, sports, search and rescue, i want the best abilities 

Hi Daryl,

Yes, I am a good sport.  My picture was taken in my back yard at dusk.  I lightened it up so that you could see the dogs.  I like to lighten it up also so that you can see more detail on the dogs.  That is always the problem with photographing black dogs.  It is hard to see the detail.

What do you think of my puppy?  She is a little spitfire bi-color that I bought from Kim at JustK9's.  Pharaoh will be 4 in September and he has matured into a 95% perfect dog.   As you predicted, getting through his childhood was a lot of work, but well worth it.  He just loves the puppy, Mariah.

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=721650



Michele

Thank you so much vonissk is she DDR/east?

what lines yes he is half czech.

this is a 4 1/2 month old female from my last breeding.

Who posted they dis-like DDR....?  I hope you did not take my reply that way. 

Many of my dogs have some DDR liniage in their background, but I look at a hell of lot more then what their paperwork says....  IMO pedigrees tell you what your dog came from but does not tell you what your dog is today.

I will make it very clear that I DO dis-like people who splash those three little letters all over like its some kind of special accomplishment... and/or add the word "rare" - yup- so are long coat blues and livers (and four leaf clovers and unicorns too)  

Phararoh - love the look of the big guy in your avatar pic
 
OP - sorry I will not make a breeding recomendation, never met your pup or even seen a video of it doing something and I'll repeat myself here -

"I look at a hell of lot more then what their paperwork says...."

Thanks Dawgsome,

That is Pharaoh and he has matured into a splendid, muscular, adult  He will be 4 in September.

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=551839

I think that his conformation and athleticism is much like his spectacular KKL1 father as well as his temperament.

Michele

     Your dogs are beautiful Michele.