Lack of balls, how did this dog made to world? - Page 1

Oki I am going and watching videos of some of the so called top GSD, I came accross this video, can someone tell me who is this dog? And what is his pedigree?

Still don't get how did this dog made it all the way to world. Awesome helper work though, good job on punking that dog.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEBhIRwUXdk&NR=1

I wouldn't down the dog, not it's fault.  Obvious something triggered this reaction in the dog.  Before judging such dog, I'd like to see the other SchH parts leading up to the courage test.  Regardless, I feel sorry for such dog.  And it's pedigree has nothing to do with this outcome.  A dog is a dog is a dog.  It is not it's pedigree.
Anyhow, thank you for sharing.  It's good to learn from such.
Brandi 

Sorry  not the type of a guy that makes excuses for a dog. Call it whatever you want it, but the dog lost his balls in the end. Could be bad foundation, I am not saying it's not possible, but still it should not happen to a dog that is a world competitor.

Still would want to see this dog pedigree, and if it's not foundation that it is in his genes. Skittish if you ask me.

I do agree with: how could it happened to a dog as a world competitor.  How did the dog get to this point?  I understand what you're saying.  But many other questions rise from this one post: How often has this dog competed, where has this dog competed, what does this dog's score book look like, ect. 

Brandi
To get to the Worlds the Dog had to go through Qualifiying trials to get to that postition of being selected for the worlds
I guess all countries are much the same in that respect
In the video shown the Dog changed its legs dropped speed and you see its ears flick, He was unsure of himself at that point,
He was infact intimidated by the Hepler he was to attack, The Point is clearly shown as he was lack lustre on the final approach and the missed bite, then his nerves got the better of him and he bolted Not something i would want to see in my Dogs, If theyare focused they will go through high hell and water to get to the Helper, nothing will stop a Dog who has steady nerves and courage, and it has to be bred in them
In a couple of weeks  time i hope to get a video on here of my 6 month old Female Izzy,
 She will be working on a tug on her attack to the helper, but you will see what a focused Pup really can do, she is fearless to the extreme, and has the speed and courage of many dogs rolled into one, that will be plain to see on the video
Steve1

It´s obvious that this dog lost the balls - it is female.
Just kidding.
I have videos from 2007 WUSV championship,I will go through them.Still I think this female is from Czech republic but I´m not sure, I have to check it.

Thanks Cage. Let me know if you find out what dog it is.

 

Brandi in my experience a dog that misses a bite, should come back even stronger totally pissed off, many times helper will make the dog miss to see how much courage and drive the dog really has. Good dog will come back stronger, there are dogs that I seen gong full speed on a suite loosing a grip flipping few times in the air and still come back at the helper with even more force, the courage it's either there or it's not, there is no middle point.

It´s not that female from Czech republic as I thought - I thouht so cause both handlers were dressed similarly and dogs are very alike. I keep on going through the videos.

And if this dog is a female than that makes it evern worst, as females are the best fighters, whatever they luck in a substance they always make up in a character.

Keep looking, let me know who it is. Thanks.