Taking a chance - Page 1

I recieved a wonderful letter today from someone that took the chance in buying from a so called backyard breeder.I have had 5 litters over the past several yrs.By no means am I advertising period.!! I had purchased a showline female pup for next to nothing from a friend.She was the first GSD that I had owned in many yrs.I had watched her playing amongst the other littermates and just listened to my friend that she wanted to keep all of the females...and the future that they would have.Too much was going on with my friend in her life and family.Glad to see her getting back to working dogs.I had purchased the pup and at one point met up with the Heidelburg founder...Funny I cant remember his name.Maybe a block..haha.He really liked my girl..then one of his trained people located in Texas left with her for the start of a showing career..just a start.She was to be entered in the four day Blue Grass.In those four days I know she would have gained enough points to be close to a championship.Me the neophite haha...had already trained her to hit the lead with very little effort.I had booked a room for those four days etc.and flight for me and the breeder of this girl.She had such insight about what she wanted to breed at that time.So my credit card came out so she could actually witness.The littermate to my girl went as well to Oklahoma to be bred to one of the champions there.Hmm.I had such a sour mouth when I was told that my girl didnt get in because of some screw up with registering her for that particular show.He was using paper instead of electronic and used the excuse as well that the "heidelburg" dogs were frowned upon.BULLSHIT!!!If I had had the money....I would have sued his happy ass!!More than likely if my girl would have been entered..he couldn't have accomplished his dogs in the same handling.I drove to Oklahoma to pick up my girl and as well as my friends littermate.They were in poor condition.Trust me I could have busted balls!! p-hysically!!! The bill was paid.The resulting litter from the littermate had so many pigment problems.I fired a letter!!!She had been bred to Alex..never a pigment problem...nor temperament problem.Just one breeding.In the letter I had asked him how many pigment problems he was having with his champion..not in those words..as well i inquired about the temperament.No answer..go figure.I brought my girl Minah home and found/saved...bought a male from a puppy breeder...different breeds.This woman ran a day care as well.I arrived to find this magnificent dog in good health chained with maybe a 4 foot chain and a dog house so small he couldn't get into.She had bred him twice to her unregistered silver and black female..she had purchased boxers.I signed the contract promising to breed this male to her female once a year until total total purchase of him..I did it in a very short period of time.By that time I had contacted the breeder of Alex and the breeder whereas he bought from.All very detailed.I took a chance on breeding two times with Alex with my girl.She passed away at ten.She was bred one other time.Alex's sire was a police dog(vague).His name was "Chance".After getting Alex...I researched everything and that is why I have jazena..a daughter of "Chance"Alex had been through so much in the short period of time as a pup before I got him.It was so hard to undo.An undoing that would never take place.He was euathanized(sp)...I am so glad that his life and as well as Minahs were not wasted.I loved them both dearly.In the first test litter of Minah and Alex.I recieved a call from someone that was helping/aiding a friend of theirs to find a correct shepherd.No glueing of ears and some drives present.I was so excited!!This individual helped pick a pup out and that pup is living on many hundreds of acres in Northern alabama.I asked almost pleaded with this individual to give one of these pups a chance.Well he did.The pup was sold for 3

Does this post have a point?

The point being is that someone stepped outside the bounds and gave this pup a chance.By doing so.The pup was put to good works.Cadaver search is very hard.So glad to hear that Buck told the officers where to dig to find the fetus that someone had buried.Yahoo!!!

Heidleburg Kennels in Spring, Texas is owned by Gene Thompson, a sorry son of a gun, whose, reputation someone already told you , was not good.  I know,,I worked with Pct 4 So in the dog program,and the man I prosecuted for theft of three gsd and my stud, worked for Gene and his " buddy", who showed his dogs, and I got to know all about Gene and his breeding habits and what he produced, and how many unhappy people had tales to tell . His best production is as follows:

 These cows are used for milk products for the puppies he raised.  The pups are sold with a Heidleburg registration, not an akc paper ,until you breed and give him back part of two litters and he holds the akc papers in his name , until that is done..Then you get the akc papers transferred to your name.  Many people leave there not knowing what they got..They think Heidleburg is in Germany and they have a German bred pup, until they look for their papers and two years later dont have any...My vet had the pleasure of trying to get papers for an eighty year old lady who never understood , no give back to get ,,,and she never got...any AKC papers..She didnt breed her dog and give back half the litter.

Gene sold Dog formula he made there on premises, fish smelly stuff, and when your dog had bad hips , it was your fault for not feeding his food...I witness all this in three years of my affliation with Pct. 4, and all the bull we got into with his customers.

I dont understand your posting, but something about wrong paperwork and a dog not well taken to, this is why.

Only Heidleburg 's man < Wayne: could show a dog of theirs , because they held the akc papers in their name ,not yours...If that was the problem on this posting...I cant figure out where you were going, so I filled in the blanks.