The SV-Stud Business 2003-2007 - Page 1

Get off my back D.H. Your name spells DENIAL!

You will try and tell everyone Hip Dysplasia is NOT an issue within the GSD-breed, and it’s clear why.

You are a broker and need to sell the crap that breeders can’t and won’t keep.

Was there not an issue here on Pedigreedatabase?

The end of my reply got swept away. Here it is.

1993: 34.681, 1994: 33.340, 1995: 34.278, 1996: 32.808, 1997: 29.563, 1998: 28.147, 1999: 24.445, 2000: 22.228, 2001: 21.781, 2002: 22.466.

All figures are based on SV-Genetics!! Not on figures from the VDH!!

I’m talking SV always! Not the later altered figures.

I have sent my figures to the notorious University Professors, if something is wrong in my statistics, they for sure, will recognize my faults.

P.S.: My life is a pretty happy one, thank you! I’m just writing the letters I need to write, before my end comes, soon enough. No need for you, D.H., to send me any greeting cards lecturing me.

As I said, get off my back, and let people make up their own minds.

This is a place where everyone can speak his mind.

Instead, read the story of Venja vom Haus Musica (I know you read German). Just another story of how one had to deal with a very sick GSD-puppy, already at the age of 10 weeks. Carmen’s story is linked to my website: www.bloggen.be/hd

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If anything my name spells D.enial H.alted! You just proved my point here once again. Thank you. By using your beloved genetics CD your forget the simple fact that dogs from all over the world get a-stamped and thus find their way into that particular database. American line GSD for example have long had a very different breeding history and most certainly not the same breeding criteria as the SV GSD. Dogs from so many other countries also get a-stamped and also become part of the SV genetics database, regardless of what the breeding rules of that country are, and many have virtually none.   When you look at your genetics database numbers of 2007 five years from now, those numbers will have drastically changed. Because dogs from all over the world will add up and change the currently 16thousand something dogs to an easy 20thousand or 25thousand and more, because more people outside of Germany a-stamp now than ever before. Shows that you simply do not get the scope of the data that you are looking at and using as a source.   The VDH supercedes the SV. Without the VDH, the SV would not, could not exist. The VDH numbers are the only official numbers that count. They represent the SV studbook, which you made a mention of in your last mass eMailing. Another misinformation. The SV stud book of registered breedings and their resulting puppy registrations is not by far the same as an internal SV Genetics Database for a-stamps. The VDH published puppy stats are though. Shows that you lack the very basic understanding of how the clubs operate and what data is relevant and when.   Because you lack the very basic understanding of the sources you are using, your theories will always remain flawed.   Give us something breeders can actually use! So what is your solution for all these bitches owners again that want to use the males of their own and very personal choice? Ahhhh, I forget. You never actually HAVE a solution that comes with all your garbled... stuff. But you are in good company here. This pedigreedatabase is the mecca of misinformation. 

Ouch! DH – but true enough. Jantie, it’s hardly surprising that VA champs get much of the studwork! But insofar similar to most present-day show-line dogs they’re predominantly of the Wienerau type and of the same genetic blend (as going back 5 to 8 generations readily shows), if not generally resemble each other as well, does it really matter that much? Genetic diversity is crucial, but currently we seem to be merely, or largely, re-combining the same genetic stew in hope of producing a dog marginally more felicitous than what already exists. I’d appreciate you views thereon, DH.

(Jantie singing: “It’s all about the money, dudumdudumm…”) One must wonder what’s in it for you DH? You are very good at fooling people. You’re entitled to your opinion, so I won’t even bother to get into that, it does not interest me how you make your calculations. Mine are based solely on SV-material, so one cannot get any closer.

 

Now it made me think of the cyclists in the Tour de France. For multiple years, they just doped away. Journalists challenging this Holy Tour Institution and asking tough questions, were haunted. They were accused of lying, didn’t have proof, didn’t know what they were talking about, were chased from the press conference, threatened with law suits.

You might have followed the debacle last year, after the revelations made in former Telekom soigneur Jef d'Hont's book?

 

A tearful Erik Zabel appeared at the T-Mobile press conference along with former teammate Rolf Aldag to confess to using the banned blood booster EPO while riding for the Team Telekom in the 1990s.

Aldag confessed to a longer history of doping. He started with EPO before the 1995 Tour de France, and he said that continued with it.

Following the confession by colleague Andreas Schmid, Doctor Lothar Heinrich has admitted his involvement in doping riders of the former Telekom squad. The German had been working as a sports doctor in the team's current incarnation, T-Mobile, up until May 3, when he was suspende from service by T-Mobile Team Manager Bob Stapleton

Later, a Tour de France winner Bjarne Riis admitted that he took EPO, human growth hormone, and cortisone when he won the Tour de France title in 1996. In those days, however, he said it was part of the game, and that he didn't have a choice.

Following a confession last month by 1997 Tour winner Bjarne Riis that he used the banned blood booster EPO (erythropoietin) during his career, Germany's former Paris-Nice winner Jorg Jaksche alleged last week that he was encouraged to dope by the managers of his former teams.

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