Dogs personality in relation to bitework training. - Page 1

Is there something needed in a dogs personality in relationship towards training?

Does he have to display an outgoing personality, or
does he have to be independent, or perhaps,
a dare devil?   Also, does he have to be dedicated to one
owner, or be flexible, and not mind it a stranger takes him away
from you, and trains him for you?

One or  all of the above,

My Tessie pup is most of those things right now. 

WOW , I thought for a moment  , I chuckled as I saw who posted this....Czelda is already for bitework imprinting.......

Imprinting on Tessie is a must  so hope you are doing that.....

Ill let the professionals answer past that point......

Outgoing, confidence, willing to please you, curious, dominant , all good traits for a schutzhund candidate and an eagerness to please you by his personality of happiness make a dog easy to train.......

She was born: February 17th, 2007, so she's 7 month's...... (All ready!)

I sold all her siblings, not holding any one pup aside, cause I didn't plan on
keeping her, then , I took a step back and looked at her, she looked so perfect
in my eye, I couldn't let her go. She was the last pup left, and you know how people
say "How come nobody wanted THAT pup!)     Their loss.................

I have not registered her yet, hey, maybe we could name her.......No, No,
Tessie Von Ryan, when I ever send in her papers.
Here's some pics of her, they aren't as recent as everybody else, but.....

She's half sister to the (Czelda pup)  different dad.

I can't for the life of me find another pic of her practicing bitework!

But here's the Ol' web-site      www.vonryansgermanshepherds.com

I looked at your web and Sam reminds me of my Krishi , which I sold Wedsnesday....I miss her...she was my webmasters dog, who died last Feb and she had already started shutz so I was wainting for the right buyer to come along...He did..now shes gone.....I cant believe I miss such a pistol and a pill...she was my thorn in my side...a never ending dog with never ending drive and push....

Sam's stack pic looks like her:

Subtle things, most likely. I have a dog who looks like a pushover, sweet, and whiny in the house. Explodes in bitework.

what a cut pup.

VERY attractive.