CZECH LINE HIP SCORES - Page 2

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darylehret

by darylehret on 14 January 2011 - 12:01

Maybe you just don't want to listen.  MOST of the dogs have "A" or "0/0" hips, and you want them ALL listed here?

katesgillkennels

by katesgillkennels on 14 January 2011 - 20:01

Yeah right ! most of them have 0/0,not true ! if you can prove that I will listen to you,I have seen lots of them with 0/0,but not all and its the ones that are not 0/0 I was asking about,maybes its you that isnt listening !! and also change your tone,that was a very arrogant way of a reply.

animules

by animules on 14 January 2011 - 21:01

I believe what is being asked is what are the bad (high) hip scores.......  The higher the number, the worse the hips......


katesgillkennels

by katesgillkennels on 14 January 2011 - 21:01

Thats exactly what I am asking,In the UK low hip scores are the best ! did I word it wrong  ?

animules

by animules on 14 January 2011 - 21:01

I think people were thinking "high" meant good scores.   "Highly rated" dog means good.  Hips are one of the few areas the lower the better.

katesgillkennels

by katesgillkennels on 14 January 2011 - 22:01

Thank you for seeing it the right way,maybes people might get back to why I started this thread,or maybes not ??

Prager

by Prager on 14 January 2011 - 22:01

0/0 is best,
then is 1/1.,2/2, 3/3,

yorkjason
Elbows are not any worse in Czech line then any other line. What the heck do you mean. Can you prove it?


katesgillkennels
Here is your original question (It ended on exclamation mark but I suppose it is a question.)
What is the highest hip scores you have ever seen in a working Czech line German Shepherd !

Your question really does not make much sense. Darryl gave good answer and so did the others.
 Dogs in Czech republic are coming with any type of score from 0/0 "A" to 4/4 just like anywhere else.
What are you referring to which is "embarrassing"??


Then you say:

Yeah right ! most of them have 0/0,not true ! if you can prove that I will listen to you,I have seen lots of them with 0/0,but not all and its the ones that are not 0/0.

Most of whom?
Who are "them"? Can you please reformulate your statements?
 Just look at pedigrees and you will see that most bred dogs have 0/0. Percentages of good and bad hips in over all population  all over the world are just about the same. There is no geographical difference.
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com 

katesgillkennels

by katesgillkennels on 14 January 2011 - 22:01

You americans get everything out of context,our words have different meanings,'high' is bad ,simple !!!,low is good ! is that so hard to understand,why have I been offered  a Czech bred dog with a hip score of 34 then !!! this is what I am trying to fathom out,bred in Czech !!! so where does this 4/4 come into play,34 is a terrible hip score.

Prager

by Prager on 14 January 2011 - 22:01

In Czech there is no 34 score. Maybe 3/4?
Yes that is dyspalstic. So do not buy it!!! What is the problem? Look for better dog.
 By the way, "High" is not necessarily equal to  "bad" and "Low" does not necessarily  equal  "good".  Here is an example : High point (good) of his life was when was offered a dog with low (bad) quality hips and recognized it and did not buy it.
Relax my friend.
Prager
http://www.alpinek9.com 

vonissk

by vonissk on 14 January 2011 - 23:01

I thought the OP meant what was the best hip rating and I answered as I did 0/0 and Sitasmom told me that was Slovakia--I have seen it oin many many Czech pedigrees.  I apologized for not being right and now I know I was................thanks for straightening that point out for me.  Things I don't know I keep my trap shut but I do know what I know............................





 


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