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by SportySchGuy on 08 January 2011 - 13:01
She is the first dog that has been mentioned on this thread that sounds like a dog I might really like. Can you share any stories about her or just more what she is like? Thanks.
by vom ost see on 08 January 2011 - 14:01
i wanted to add one more before this thread closes...CARLOS GOMEZ(REAL DE SAN CARLOS KENNELS)and his MALI-ZAVOR! i saw this dog at an AMERICAN STREET RING trial in 2005 in columbus,ga.,the dog did ASR-ENTRY,ASR-1 AND 2 on the same night...i've seen some great mals,but this boy was in a league of his own....couple that with a young,energetic trainer and the results speak for themselves....i'm just glad i was able to see this firsthand...awesome dog,awesome trainer.
by Bancroft on 08 January 2011 - 16:01
LOL, LOL
Most idi*t thinks they own or have seen a "serious" dog. 9 times out of 10 it is a problem with training, socialization or worse, nervy, low threshold dogs.
I exercise EXTREME scpeticism when someone tells me about a "serious" dog.
Any chance of VIDEOs to back up the dogs mentioned!!!
Most idi*t thinks they own or have seen a "serious" dog. 9 times out of 10 it is a problem with training, socialization or worse, nervy, low threshold dogs.
I exercise EXTREME scpeticism when someone tells me about a "serious" dog.
Any chance of VIDEOs to back up the dogs mentioned!!!
by ziegenfarm on 08 January 2011 - 16:01
i'm confused/curious. not sure exactly what you are looking for here. serious and schutzhund can be, but are not necessarily compatible with each other. are you limiting your field to strictly schh dogs or is the seriousness a priority with you? i just thought it was odd that you titled the thread the way you did. there certainly are some very serious dogs on the schh field, but also a great many that never see competition.
pjp
pjp
by GSDPACK on 08 January 2011 - 17:01
I know plenty very serious SchH dogs. There is more of them than people think.
by SportySchGuy on 08 January 2011 - 17:01
I wanted to know what dogs that people feel are very serious AND are still able to function in the sport of Schutzhund. I also wanted to exclude Police k9s so Brawnson would be out. I know there are serious dogs that never see the sport field. So I have learned a lot with my question so and I am overall happy with the answers.
Now you could ask the question "what is the most serious dog you have ever seen?". That would be interesting to see what people said also.
Thanks
Now you could ask the question "what is the most serious dog you have ever seen?". That would be interesting to see what people said also.
Thanks
by SportySchGuy on 08 January 2011 - 17:01
I know people's definition of "serious" can be different and I know what I think a serious dog is. I wanted to see what other people said rather than argue the point.
Thanks
Thanks
by GSDPACK on 08 January 2011 - 17:01
Dargo Ha-ja-da.. he had this "thing" about him thad said: "move so I can kick your ass"
he was "sporty enough" to understand the game.
he was "sporty enough" to understand the game.
by grimmdog on 09 January 2011 - 06:01
Big Bob,
I worked that dog many, many times while I was still at Indy. The dogs name was Sunny von der Adelegg. http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/pedigree/121512.html
He was a MAN. Through and through! A lion in GSD clothes. Was a Yoschy Dollenwiese son. Everyone said "too strong, scary, my gosh where would you place the pet home puppies, he's no good for points, you'll never win with that dog" and the usual rubbish. He died at like 14 years old, sadly with only one breeding to a showline female that in all fairness did not give him a chance at really reproducing himself. Genetics lost. A real shame!
Nate Harves
www.sportwaffenk9.com
I worked that dog many, many times while I was still at Indy. The dogs name was Sunny von der Adelegg. http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/pedigree/121512.html
He was a MAN. Through and through! A lion in GSD clothes. Was a Yoschy Dollenwiese son. Everyone said "too strong, scary, my gosh where would you place the pet home puppies, he's no good for points, you'll never win with that dog" and the usual rubbish. He died at like 14 years old, sadly with only one breeding to a showline female that in all fairness did not give him a chance at really reproducing himself. Genetics lost. A real shame!
Nate Harves
www.sportwaffenk9.com
by CopDogs on 09 January 2011 - 21:01
Hands down Roy a malinois I saw some years ago many times sch3 ipo 3 and a stone cold deadly serious dog. He loved his handler and the family but God help anyone else who tried to touch him or get on the property. He was acop dog as well. I was never as impressed with a dog as I was seeing that dog and he was a hammer in the bitework oh my gosh there are videos of his courage test around...
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