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Pedigree comments by GSD Lineage
| Breed | Dog | Text | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Icelandic Sheepdog | Le Chien D'Islande (c. 1770) | The 1758 story regarding this Iceland dog is that it was sent from Iceland from the Count of Rantzar, viceroy of the Kingdom, to M. de Maupertius, who had it drawn by M. Fritck, dessinateur of the academy of Berlin. We only know that the dog was 1 ft. 7 inches in length, and 1 ft 2 in. height. Source: 1912 Country Life .... | 8.2 years ago |
| Rough Collie | Master Clinker | Brought from England to America by J. Pierpoint Morgan Source: 1908 Country Life in America Magazine .... | 8.2 years ago |
| American Pit Bull Terrier | Movie Star Little Rascals' Pete The Pup ★ | Spanky Feeding Pete Pete with master Harry Lucenay https://youtu.be/V6vwl1amjPk DiFilm - Dogs is dogs (Perros son perros) - movie 1931 https://youtu.be/zOf0dRXBEmE .... | 8.2 years ago |
| American Pit Bull Terrier | GR CH Vipeon's Gran Dali | Excellent Video of Gran Dali of Vipeons https://youtu.be/zoh0r5ww7MU .... | 8.2 years ago |
| American Pit Bull Terrier | GR CH (ABKC) Gottyline's Dax No of Pups 760 | Interview With Breeder and Owner AMERICAN BULLY KENNEL - GOTTYLINE THE HOME OF DAX https://youtu.be/cypw21IhYn0 .... | 8.2 years ago |
| Golden Retriever | CH (AKC) Nautilus No Sugar Added | These pedigrees for the sugar theme siblings are now fixed .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Rough Collie | Cragsmere Conqueress | Cragsmere Conqueress's first litter was by Ormskirk Olympian and unfortunately, all were lost to distemper. Her second litter consisted of 10 pups, 5 males & 5 females, by Master Clinker. 1 male died, J.P. Morgan got a female, H.G. Lepman one male, P.L. Savage a female Blossomville Kennels a female, Mr. Van Horn reserved two females for his own use. Conqueress will next be bred to Wishaw Clinker. Source: 1905 The Dog Fancier .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Leonberger | Moulon (~1880) [Herr Friedrich's] | In all important continental shows they carried off great honors until a 1876 exclusion claimed them to be an unworthy mixture of Saint Bernard, Newfoundland and Pyrenean Dog. Leonburg was then regarded as a gigantic mongrel brought into existence on account of a long felt rage for big dogs. Source: The Illustrated Book of the Dog by Vero Shaw 1881 .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Not able to say what part of China she comes from. she is 16 inches high and weighs 32 pounds. Her coat is short, thick, sandy red and very soft. She has a black tongue, flesh colored nose and the inside of her ears is hairless and perfectly smooth. When she was given to me, I had doubts she was of a true breed but have been told by a gentleman from China she is. This opinion was endorsed by Mr Lort at the last Crystal Palace show in 1880, the only time she was exhibited, where she won an extra silver medal. Source: The Illustrated Book of the Dog by Vero Shaw 1881 .... | 8.3 years ago | ||
| The Dingo, called Warragal by Australian natives is a wild dog. It usually stands at about 22 inches and is a strong, active dog with powerful jaws, being wide between the ears like a wolf. The color is almost always a red brown and darker on the top. It is said true Dingos don't bark, but make different sounds instead. Mr Walter K Taunton's Dingo Lupus's chief fault is the overly high carriage of his tail. Source: The Illustrated Book of the Dog by Vero Shaw 1881 .... | 8.3 years ago | ||
| Newfoundland | CH Dick [Mr. Evan's] KCSB 6459 (Castro 6457) Chief Performance: Maidstone, 1st and Extra Prize | By far the best specimen of Landseer Newfoundland, In 1877 & 1878 he won first at the Alexandra Palace and Agricultural Hall. He weighed 139 pounds and measured 30.5 inches from the ground to his shoulders. Source: The Illustrated Book of the Dog 1881 .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Blanka v Kobelberg [Winterview] Reserve Winner GSDCA National / Sep 1920 | Winterview's Blanka v Kobelberg the winner at Munich Germany, the reserve winner at the specialty show of the Shepherd Dog Club of America, at Elkins Park, in September of 1920 and first in winners', bitches, at Providence, R. I., this year 1922. Wolf-sable in color and of very high quality with good legs and front, Blanka, a maiden in the breeding sense is two years old and will be turned to L. I. De Winter's dog. Aribert v Felsenmeer, also big winner not only in the United States but in the best company in Germany. Source: Dogdom; monthly v 22 Note: Not verbatim, edited for the age of cyberspace! .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Borzoi | Sandringham (1874) KCSB 006851 (Siberian Wolfhound) Manchester, 1st prize | Sandringham was given to Mr. Macdona by H.R.H. the Prince of Whales and the Sire & Dam, of Sandringham, Moeldewitz & Outdatscka were given to His Royal Highness the Prince of Whales by the Emperor of Russia. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Saint Bernard | St. Maurice (1884) AKR 003029 Rough Coated | Record - High Com., Puppy Class and Com. Open Class, Philadelphia, October, 1885 .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Gordon Setter | Nell (1875) AKR 003057 | Record - First, puppy class, Tavistock, England 1876; First Belgium (?) 1877: First St. Louis, 1878, and other prizes in England and America. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| Irish Setter | Lady Clare (003064) | Record - First puppy class, St. Louis; first open class, and special, for best brace, with Biz. Pittsburgh and New York, 1883; special for best brace, with Biz, New York, 1883; Champion Cincinnati, 1884; Champion Philadelphia (May) and Philadelphia (October), 1885. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | CH (AKC) Flock von Bern PH | First Field Trial at Arcola New Jersey October 19th 1922 Comments: Dr. C. Roesebeck Obedience Exercise Generally Good and well guided, but not firm in number 4. Did not retrieve right away and encircled the guide first when giving up. In number 10 he did not await his command to leave the ground. Detective Work Searched on leach, taking trail well and following with nose to ground, went in the water after repeated commands, swimming to the other side while retrieving the correct object. Protective Exercises Scouts well in a given direction, trails with his nose close to the ground, but remains too close to his guide and barks continuously in scouting. He gave a howl as he found criminal and nipped him twice while he stood quietly. Nipped lightly in transporting, but otherwise performed well. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Gilda von Dörnerhof | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 13 Open Bitches A beautiful, powerful bitch in very good proportion, who gives a pleasing general image. Very good angulation and pleasing back line with an outreaching springy gait. E-1 .... | 8.3 years ago |
| 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 10 Novice Bitches of pleasing general appearance and good proportion with really good structure, a nice clear gait with good fore reach and sufficient follow-up. .... | 8.3 years ago | ||
| German Shepherd Dog | Deva v Overglouben | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 9 Puppy Bitches, 9 months and under 12 months Large, fair proportions, but too fat and insufficient structure. Teeth brown and worn down. Gaits fair with back rolls. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Nancy von der Grafenriel | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 9 Puppy Bitches, 9 months and under 12 months Large, with strong structure and sufficient gait. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Aria of Forkland | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 9 Puppy Bitches, 9 months and under 12 months a little small but strong, with sufficient structure, but timid and with bad gait. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Della of Joselle | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 9 Puppy Bitches, 9 months and under 12 months Large, with insufficient proportion and steep angulation. Higher in back than in front when moving and also timid. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Loty von Adelsburg | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 9 Puppy Bitches, 9 months and under 12 months Large, insufficient in proportion, steep shoulder and placed too far ahead. Soft back and the gait spoiled by timidity. .... | 8.3 years ago |
| German Shepherd Dog | Dinah of Honesdale | 1922 Bulletin Critique by Dr. Roesebeck Class 9 Puppy Bitches, 9 months and under 12 months large, square. steep, high in back and front with bad gait. .... | 8.3 years ago |
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