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GSDguy08

by GSDguy08 on 27 October 2010 - 13:10

So, time and time again we see "pure DDR" or we see all old Czech lines, this or that.   What exactly classifies it as that.  If we look at any Czech dog you go back 4 generations and see old DDR lines.

In America we'll have the "pure DDR" dogs Aron and Puck, both beautiful dogs......but some say there is no longer such thing as pure East German since the fall of the Berlin wall.  If a dog like Aron has nothing but DDR ancestors how is he himself not pure DDR?

Didn't they all come from the same place if you go back far enough? Or is it like us, we call ourselves Americans even though myself for example, my grandparents came from Germany and Austria.  When do you say a dog is no longer a certain line.......Some say they are no longer DDR because they are in America.....but you can get a puppy out of Czech imports and they're said to be of Czech lines.    Okay so I'm making a lot of nonsense,  I just want to get people talking and see what everyone has to say about the lines, opinions, facts, etc.


by beetree on 27 October 2010 - 15:10

Doesn't it have to do with the fact that the wall came down? 

It would be like saying I'm an American and I live in Canada, but my ancestor's are from Lone Star State Lines. I think. LOL

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by MAINLYMAX on 27 October 2010 - 16:10

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by zdog on 27 October 2010 - 17:10

It's called marketing.  Here's a bit of advice, look at the dog in front of you and train it

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melba

by melba on 27 October 2010 - 18:10

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