Nicest showline males at stud in USA? - Page 7

V-Bandit v Wolfsheim Schh3,FH,KKl-1,a-normal has been bred to several show-line females and puppies are looking excellent so far in both working drives/temperament, pigment, bone and structure.   As are the working-line litters.   So far so good!

Molly
Eichenluft
http://workinggermanshepherd.com

Charlie, I'm getting a puppy out of Boy von Zorra SchH3 KKL1.  He's a beautiful working line male and has beaten successful show line males in conformation and was V rated in the 2009 USA Sieger Show (did not have SchH3 at the time).  I have a show line male that I show and also intend to show my new working line dog.  I hope Bill and Jenn will have a progeny group for Boy at a USA Sieger Show in the future.

Boy is gorgeous, and looks like a nice medium size too?  (this is good IMO) - I like him.  where is he located?

I also have a V-rated black dog available (standing in CT) - V-H'Doc v Rex L upus Schh3,FH2,Kkl-1,a-normal ZW 69

molly

I agree with Molly that Boy is an excellent looking dog.  I've always said that there are WL dogs that can compete in the showring.

I have a young female http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/pedigree/652742.html that I eventually would like to breed to a suitable male with the objective of stabel temperament with some better balance of defense and prey drive than usually seen in showline dogs and a substantial build.  She has plenty of prey drive, minds well and is a bit large for her age.  She recently got a VP in her class from a fairly discriminating judge, so I'm comfortable with her conformation.

My concern on selecting a stud will also have to do with its track record producing tittled dogs since I'm looking to place the pups in homes that will practice sport or work them.