ddr german shepherd - Page 1

hello.i have two german shepherd.male and a female.there 50% showline and 50% working line.i want to buy a ddr german shepherd.were can i get the best.i live in miami but i will travel to get it.thank you all in advanced.please tell me the very best place to get a ddr german shepherd.i also dont know much about ddr.i want one because there beautiful.if someone can explaine to me the diference between ddr and other type i will apreciated thank you.

Spartanville Shepherds! They have a DDR litter right now

Connie is a very nice person and easy to deal with. I talked to her when I was looking at DDR dogs. Her male Puck vom Grafental is a handsome dog. I just love the pictures I have seen of him. I have also talked to several people that have pups from him and they are very happy with them.

Also another person to speak to is Julie Marlow at vom Banach K9. She also has nice DDR dogs. She has a very nice DDR male named Aron vom Poppitz. I have met him in person. He has rock solid nerves and is a nice looking dog.

Are you looking for pure DDR or part DDR? Where are you located? Also another kennel I would look at is Just K9s. She has a very nice DDR/showline 12 week old sable female pup. This pup would make a very good working dog. I have a full sister to the sire of this pup.

  Check out Al Gill at Von Der Haus Gill German Shepherds in Ohio I have a Solid Black DDR female from him she is one wicked bitch. They can be very hard dogs. You need to be a firm hand and ready to deal with this type of breeding..

Thanks Liz,
But I dont think he would like the jet lag.  He needs his beauty sleep ya know...  hehe
Jyl and I took some pictures of him yesterday,  I bought a new camera and had to try it out.  I will try and email you some later.

KIM

www.justk9s.com

I will say all 4 of these people are good to go to. I personally have Puck pups that I kept out of my litter a few years ago. However I don't agree with needing a firm hand on these dog's. Some of the DDR lines yes, but not all. The pups that I kept out of Puck are very sensitive to correction so therefore do not need a firm hand to deal with them. I'm not saying all of Puck's pups are this way, just the ones I have. Some lines will give you hard dog's depending on the parents lines and some you will get that are sensitive to correction, and again it all depends on the lines of the parents. This is just my personal experience that I've gone through.

Liz,
I sent them,  to the email you gave me before.  Let me know what you think..

KIM

www.justk9s.com