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by Doc8404 on 09 April 2022 - 00:04
Every litter is a mixed bag. The kennel names associated with this breeding have impeccable reputations for top level sport dogs and probably provide various litters as real working dogs to various governments across multiple borders. They breed sound dogs but each litter is different. Maybe have the breeder pick your pup based on your requirements. If I were not working a dog now I would ask for additional info to get a pup from this litter, even if it had Remo in it. :) Everyone loves Remo- look at his progeny #'s
by charlie319 on 12 April 2022 - 16:04
One thing I see on Sony is a couple of almost geriatric breeding... in Car z Kostolianskej cesty CS Slovakian Working Champion. Usually the parents have plenty of progeny and the breeder should empirically know what both parents throw. Usually, those tend to be good litters as it is on Sony's pedigree.
Celly has a good pedigree, as far as I can tell. Linebred in Korbelbach lines way back. It is hard to go wrong with Olex who was a very well bred dog.
There's also ring and PPD titles, so temperament on that end of the spectrum should not be a problem. A good evaluation of the pedigree takes time, but what I see at first blush is encouraging.
I breed WGSL, but had a nice bicolor with Cz and DDR lines on the maternal side, so I know a bit about them. He was SG2 at US Sieger Show, so that cocktail was properly stirred/shaken.
This might be a very nice gamble for someone with experience handling harder dogs than what you find ay most clubs.
The thing with heavily linebred dogs is to outcross within the phenotype. But thats a breeding issue and not performance.
Just my humble opinion.
Celly has a good pedigree, as far as I can tell. Linebred in Korbelbach lines way back. It is hard to go wrong with Olex who was a very well bred dog.
There's also ring and PPD titles, so temperament on that end of the spectrum should not be a problem. A good evaluation of the pedigree takes time, but what I see at first blush is encouraging.
I breed WGSL, but had a nice bicolor with Cz and DDR lines on the maternal side, so I know a bit about them. He was SG2 at US Sieger Show, so that cocktail was properly stirred/shaken.
This might be a very nice gamble for someone with experience handling harder dogs than what you find ay most clubs.
The thing with heavily linebred dogs is to outcross within the phenotype. But thats a breeding issue and not performance.
Just my humble opinion.
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