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mimi

by mimi on 08 June 2010 - 20:06

By looking at the pedigree of Lary vd Staatsmacht (born in 2007) , I was wondering how he can be the son of Asko vd Lutter (born in 1994)...That would mean Asko sired a litter at age 13?

Is frozen semen and AI now allowed in Germany?


by Hukka on 08 June 2010 - 21:06

According to SV books Asko vd Lutter (1906890) is the sire of Lary and DNA is "geprüft".

vtechmandy

by vtechmandy on 09 June 2010 - 00:06


I have an Asko son that was born in Sept of 2007.. a natural breeding then the female was sold to the US.  I believe this may have been one of Asko's last breeding before he passed.


vtechmandy

by vtechmandy on 09 June 2010 - 15:06


I would love to have the DNA test done, does anyone know if the SV will accept AKC DNA?

Both my dogs parents are SV registered but the litter was born here in the US. I am sure the SV has record of the breeding even though she whelped over here.. right?




Terry1

by Terry1 on 10 June 2010 - 00:06

Hi !

You can get the a-stamp through Schutzhund USA and so you can do the DNA.
Just get in touch with the rganisation.

Your dog should be out of Asko and Flower vom Zuchtgut.....right ?????

Very best regards!!!

Frank Terry Terhorst
Grenzweg 100
46459 Rees
Germany
e-mail: TerhorstFrank@aol.com
ph. 011 49 2851 97542
fax.011 49 2851 97543
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vtechmandy

by vtechmandy on 10 June 2010 - 01:06


Thank you Frank, I did the a-stamp already so I will get in touch with them to see what I need to do.

Yes, Immo is out of Asko and Flower.. he really is a nice dog and doing very well with his training. He is my buddy!! :)








 


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