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by myret on 05 February 2012 - 12:02

by myret on 05 February 2012 - 12:02
you wrote
But please tell me why the best scoring french ring GSD in the last championsip in french ring is more proven and more suited for policework than a well known danish SCH-dog like satoris gator for example
Yes I would say that to your question.
think you all mis the point the point is no one i saying that schh titles are all bad and every dog from schh lines are bad that is not what been said
even if you like it or not RING or KNPV TITLES tests the dogs alot more and selects traits in dogs schh does not do that is a fact
you can say it all you like that schh is just a good at selecting traits as many of the other programs but that is true
here is a damn good dog bred from some of the best schh lines http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=627896
it has nothing to do with schh but the traits in the dog that are selected when breeding
Johan77
dont want to disquss Gator again we have been through this before and are getting nowhere I understand you think schh titles are just as good as RING or KNPV
SO

by myret on 05 February 2012 - 13:02
does not matter what it does or do not do many of the gsd today lack drive in bite work they lack intensity and the power to fight like a malinois does more or less
so I could not care about witch dogs are police dogs the matter of fact is that mals have more drive than gsd and that is dur to breeding and the titles they have had to get before breeding
you can easily often see the difference bewteen malionis schh lines or the RING or KNPV lines alot of difference from pups they are biting alot more the not schh lines and much more driven to bite and tug than the other lines

by myret on 05 February 2012 - 13:02
by johan77 on 05 February 2012 - 14:02
For me it doesn´t matter what lines or sports are used, a mediocre dog that scores well in french ring are not more intressting to me than a stronger dog doing SCH. Also, you always talks about mals and their love for chasing and biting, like that´s the only things a good dog is made of, what about nerves, hardness, courage and so on ? I understand you don´t care about if a dog could do policework and not only sport, for me I rather see a dog that could do more than sport, and not only be a decent ringdog but not fitted for servicework.

by Chaz Reinhold on 05 February 2012 - 15:02

by darylehret on 05 February 2012 - 16:02
Evidently I AM, if that litter's so "typical" of a workingline GSD litter. Definitely not the kind of generalization I would make. The French must be doing something right, because it seems more common in their genepool and other nearby countries that do not breed strictly for schutzhund. Personally, I like schutzhund, but I'm not greatly impressed by how it tests the dog. I think ringsport is FAR more impressive for what it requires of the dog to attain a well scored performance. But ultimately, I doubt any test is foolproof to safeguard the characteristics we wish to retain in our breeding.I bet you can find video's of highline puppies biting
like that too.
I didn't see anything in the video that I have not
seen in a typical working line GSD litter.
Am I missing something?

by myret on 05 February 2012 - 16:02

by myret on 05 February 2012 - 16:02

by myret on 05 February 2012 - 17:02
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