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by Ibrahim on 17 October 2011 - 21:10
Upper limit of height & weight
Toplines: Arched, roached, over sloping
Stretched bodies
Unbalanced dogs
Steep upper arms
Over angulation in the hind quarters
Cow hocks
Tight bloodlines, limited gene pool
Ibrahim
by Ibrahim on 17 October 2011 - 22:10
In 2011 I noticed that 3 males out of the 10 VAs, the bloodline (Sire side) does not go back to Palm:
VA1 male Remo vom Fichtensclag go back twice in the third generation to Hill vom Farbenspiel which further go back to Cello without the Palm genes.
VA6 male Nino von Tronje goes back to Mark vom Haus Beck who has no Palm genes.
VA7 male Mentos vom Osterberger Land on Sire side go back to Enzo von Buckhorn and further to Mark, no Palm.
I have also noticed that 3 females out of the 10 VAs, the bloodline does not go back to Palm:
The VA1 female Jaci vom Eichenplatz goes back twice in the first three generations to Hill vom Farbenspiel.
The VA6 female Musa di Ca'San Marco also on the Sire side goes back to Hill.
Also the VA8 female Quana von der Biberfalle goes back to Enzo von Buchhorn on the Sire side which goes further back to Mark vom Haus Beck who does not have the Palm genes.
So both VA1 male and female do not go back to Palm, that hopefully means the SV is paying better attention to the bloodlines genes condensation, I wish they take a sharp turn and look for a VA1 from the working bloodlines like Bomber vom Wolfsheim


by Donnerstorm on 17 October 2011 - 22:10

by Xeph on 17 October 2011 - 23:10
Voila, posted picture :)
by shri on 18 October 2011 - 17:10
by Ibrahim on 18 October 2011 - 18:10
In a forum discussion (2003) the famous kennel (Herding dogs) “Kirschental” (Fuller) stated –
“I think a lot of the actual problems in health and working abilities are the result of repeated inbreeding on the same ancestors, as we see in the Leistungszucht too. I believe, and other experienced breeders will agree with me, that a litter without inbreeding (outcross) is more robust and there are fewer problems. You see the same in farm livestock breeding. We did breed a wonderful unity in Type but what did it cost us? The first 50 dogs of a Hauptzuchtschau are look-a-likes and have the same anatomy and outlook, BUT WE DON’T NEED A UNIFORM TOTALITY, WE DO NEED MORE DIVERSITY PARTICULARLY IN THE BLOODLINES. WE DO NEED A WIDER BASIS IN OUR BREEDING.”
by shri on 18 October 2011 - 18:10
by Ibrahim on 18 October 2011 - 18:10
Ibrahim
by Blitzen on 18 October 2011 - 22:10
If you google - Jagenstadt German Shepherds- you will find a number of very interesting articles written by Fred Lanting regarding his impressions of dogs exhibited at a number of German Siegers. I don't think Oli wants us to refer to links here so I won't, but it's easy to find this website and locate the articles button at the top of the home page.
by Ibrahim on 18 October 2011 - 22:10
Thank you so much, I found the site and there are impressions for year 2000 till 2009, I will be enjoying reading them in the coming few days, there are few more interesting articles too. Once again thanks a lot, very nice of you indeed.
Ibrahim
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