Going by this dogs pedigree, along with his obvious looks, It is No surprise that a BIG kennel has purchased this Dog, good features, mainly high withers will never be a problem from this Dog also fantastic front angulations.....

Referring to Chads comments, I fully agree that you must take the right female to this male, but then you must weigh up the pros and cons when using any stud dog. I have some experience with the Saber lines and would agree that I would need to take a female that is firm and dry to this line, I also know that I will get very good anatomical construction, excellent temperaments and hips from this line. IMMO also has schh2 and koerung, something that is lacking in many of the stud males in the UK and from my point of view is very important when looking to future breedings. There are a few very good stud males in the UK and I hope that Immo will prove himself in the future and be ranked amongst them.
We have good shepherds in the UK, we are probably underated by many countries but there is plenty of room for improvement and this is what we should be looking to do, improve our breeding stock, improve our imports,get our dogs qualified, look to the future more and not just to the next red card, we do not have to title or survey our breeding stock in the UK but it is something that we should start to look towards doing, nothing can be achieved overnight, but progress can be made to bring our dogs up to the standards of many in the rest of the world. This is just my personal opinion and ambitions and breeders in the UK are lucky that they can choose which way they wish to progress.

Immo is looking quite macho to me.His head is balanced with the body.Will like to own a dog like him.Overall a wonderful male.

This photo is by far a better one than previous on the Videx web site,I would agree this male could be an asset to the females in the UK, the one reservation is from the lines through Natz the two sires who have made an impact, Baru and Sabre have both to be considered to having given a number of prodgeny noted for pasterns/weakness, and overangulated hind quarters, I would be very happy to own a male such as IMMO as he looks firm in the pasterns and although maybe more than enough in the hind quarters mated to the right females I think he is going to be a good producer,We all know the first impression when you see a new male Head/ Front/Withers/ Backline/Hindquarters,.This Male looks to have all this,no doubt the owner will keep us informed of his progress,reference the type he is producing, and hopefully the UK will have another Male who can make an impact in its country.

I have seen this dog in the flesh many times, he is very masculine, outstanding confirmation, outstanding temperament, and full of quality. I think he will be a great asset to the UK and I am sure the more knowledgeable breeders in the Uk will take full advantage of having such a dog.

I disagree. This dog looks very masculine for a young dog and has exceptional confirmation. He has plenty of bone. His sire Saber has so far proven himself to be a very good producer and is himself a very impressive animal with extreme sidegait.
By the way, Saber is known for his ability to produce masculine males.

This male is coming to the United Kingdom this month (October 2003) He is owned by David & Rhoda of the Videx GSD Kennel

Goin By his Looks in the picture, I can safely say that he is a lil feminie in head.
A very beautiful dog otherwise.

V67 GHKLR Sieger Show - Ulm, Germany 2003

V2 of 16 entries - V1 was Nero vom Nobachtal
24/08/03 - Judge Heinz Scheerer.