Mother to my female ? - Page 2

ts342003...I have a Nick v Heiligenbosch son and I have shown him in Schutzhund until just recently when I retired him and am now using him for breedings...He is also my personal protection...He is very quiet....but sizes up what is going on and thinks for himself...As being a sport person...I also choose "real dogs" for my trial dogs...I don't just like a prey dog...they must also have very good Defense/Fight drive...

I think you said you're in Michigan...where in Michigan are you?...I just moved from Florida to Michigan...

~Bob~

Just sent you an email, we had spoken on phone before.  Our training styles are similiar hope we can meet in the future when I move closer to you.  

Larry Filo is breeding and now training like that, for L>E> only.....

Your thought are almost identical to mine on sports.

Not nearly enough fight or defense drive and sport dogs do not belong on the street.

Sport=Sport

Work=Work

and of course

Show=Show

Good Luck and you are not that far from us either so will be nice to see how you progress and not have to always go to germany for

potential dual purpose dogs.

Yellow Rose-

My buddy just sold Larry a dog and trains with him.

Thanks for the response on such trainers/breeders.

Really now.......Larry is responsible for what I do  He and Rick Ford got me in the right direction the first time...I talked to him last year and he told me a lot of good new things...hes a neat man......I have him to thank.....

Have you ever trained with him    Where do you train or do you own a kennel?

Have you seen the motherline dog of your new female ? or the sire:

What made you choose this female....?

This is the frist time I have seen the videos on the pedigree's. What fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have spoken to people that worked mother and nothing but the best being said. Extreme working drive, power, easy to handle,  excellent producer. I have seen pups from pervious litter and all appear to be solid dogs.  

There ws a big issue to let the female come to the U.S, because many breeders  overseas did not want such a strong female to leave their lands.  

That looks like a great breeding, very strong dogs.  These are the kind of breeding I like ALLOT!