Grim z PS - Page 2

agree with Gustav,and Im big fan of Grim.Dont agree with hardness,I know few grandsons of Grim,and they have very strong hardnes and are very balanced dogs.Going to HD,people dont know haw many popular stud dogs had some HD pups,it happens.A lot of breeders know how to cover and not let anyone know,to all of you who go after dog how bad they are,and how bad HD they are giving,if I will go to any of yours breeding I will find something that there is HD chance.

It is mother nature,you dont know what is and why pups has HD,i have seen a1 pups after a3 dogs,and HD after a1 dogs.a lot of dogs this days stay in small kennels and that may be problem in week hips,over generations of breeding kennels dogs,we have to look at the sizes of male anf feamale we are going to breed,that may be a problem too for hips or overbites,it may be the food,his first months,who knows?

and KYLE,.I LOVE YOU

Had the chance to own two Grim z PS (a male from Dargo and a female from Marko Bl Zamku) Bad part about Grim is hips and floppy ears. Good part is stable nerves, good bite, good drives.

Funky man we are on the same page with Grim. As to the hardness issue, I have seen some hard grandsons and great grandsons from Grim. But....more times than not these dogs had been mixed with strong west workinglines.You have to factor that into the equation also. With straight Czech lines Grim seems to produce great working dogs but not as hard as when the west is mixed in. Just my opinion.