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by bun bun on 27 May 2007 - 08:05
what do you think of people who import GSDs from Germany because they know that though dogs have highly titled parents and backgrounds and then breed them event though these dogs themselves are not titled or proven that they can work. I see alot of site where breeders advertize there dogs Schutzhund heritige yet the own dogs are what seems to me are just pets.
to me this is kind of a waste of what the german/ europeans have been doing in improving the GSD of today.
any comments
by Nobleschaft on 27 May 2007 - 11:05
SHOW BREEDERS FROM EVERY COUNTRY AND SCREWING UP THE BREED. YOU THINK THOSE WEAK ASS DOGS FROM OVERSEAS HAVE REAL TITLES?.................................PLEASE
BREEDERS IN MY AREA SEND DOGS TO GERMANY TO GET A 1,2,AND SCH 3 ...THEN THEY WANT ME TO WORK THEM................RIGHT. HALF OF THEM WONT BITE A TUG, DONT KNOW A SIT OR THE DUMBELL IT'S ALL ONE BIG JOKE.
by ALPHAPUP on 27 May 2007 - 13:05

by bun bun on 27 May 2007 - 14:05
I was not just talking about show dogs, work lines apply as well. I just see some breeder who do absolutly nothing with their dog but breed them. How will the breeders really know if their dog has good intincts in herding or protection. and like NS said:
BREEDERS IN MY AREA SEND DOGS TO GERMANY TO GET A 1,2,AND SCH 3 ...THEN THEY WANT ME TO WORK THEM................RIGHT. HALF OF THEM WONT BITE A TUG, DONT KNOW A SIT OR THE DUMBELL IT'S ALL ONE BIG JOKE.
If the breeder does't work with their dogs and know what they can do then how is it helping the breed and if you knowingly have a dog that just suck at getting a title, why breed it.
how come their are so few dogs titled HGH, Can shepherd still herd anymore or is it the sch title just what everyone wants?
the point is is it really justified to breed a dog which has not been worked with or proven in herding, proctection and obedience.
by marci on 27 May 2007 - 18:05
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