Good Stud dog within 2 hrs. of Baltimore - Page 1

Does anyone know of a good stud dog near Baltimore MD.   Working lines, good nerves, solid black or bi-color (dark gray, maybe), healthy, & proven.  Doesn't even have to be titled in SchH, but must be healthy and have all nessesary body parts w/ strong nerves and good temperament. All suggestions appreciated.

I have a nice dog that you can take a look at. If you would like here is his information.

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/457223.html

He has had two litters and so fare so good.

I know of a very nice sable male, Falco von der Daelenberghutte, he is working as a security dog at BWI.  He is out of Gringo von der Mohnwiese x Optikas Dusty.  Both parents have produced many dogs competing in SchH at the highest levels.  His pedigree is on the database. 

I brought him over as a pup but had to sell him for personal reasons.  He is just over a year and a half.  He was bred once and produced 3 sable males, 3 sable females, and 1 black male.  All of the pups had lots of drive.  I actually have one of the females pups here with me and the black male is with a trainer in Pasadena.  If you were interested in him I could put you in contact with his trainer at Northrup/Grumman, the security company for the airport.  You could email me and I could send you some more pics than the one on the database.  My email is barkpark@msn.com   Bruce Morrison.  I live here in Baltimore.

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/478793.html

I think this is the link to Falco's pedigree.

Bruce Morrison

You might want to contact Dennis Johnson at Johnsonhaus GSDs and see what he can suggest. I've been impressed with his knowledge level in his Sch trained GSDs.

I have an excellent stud male available for breeding to qualified females.

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/489267.html

He is located in Bensalem, Pa. 19020

TopWorkingDogs@aol.com

I looked at the link to Otto.  He is a very nice dog.  How far are you from Baltimore?  Bruce

Thanks everybody for the input! Some really good dogs. I will pass it along to my friend. Anybody else???

Dan

Thanks Preston, where do I send the $20.00 check??

I think we are all in the same situation, we just don't work together like we should!!! Finding quality stud dogs within driving distance that are'nt just hype by the owners, tough thing to find...

Countryboy wrote:

"Healthy, & Proven"

• Proven to do what, is the real question I have for him???
• Proven to produce puppies? Proven to produce some pet puppies? Proven to produce hip/elbow cert progeny? Proven to produce titled, hip/elbow certified progeny? etc etc etc...
• Healthy should be a gimme!!
• I have a few honest reliable breeders that I work with around the US. We talk genetics, we talk production history, production possibilities, breeding partners, pairing trends etc etc etc...

With the cost of buying and shipping across the pond we really do need to be looking inward to some of the breeding programs here in the U.S.... There are plenty of proven stud dogs out there, you need to start looking long before your bitch comes in heat though... And the serious stud dog owners are not going to breed to untitled females with no hip/elbow certs.. As a stud dog owner, you better have all your ducks in a row before contacting me looking for stud service "as many have found out when they contact me"..

Country boy,

There many Great dogs in this area.You should go to a few clubs and see what is out there.Always nice to see the dog and how it looks in training and around people.Hope that helps too.Clubs are posted on the USA web page.

Paul