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by bitetonight on 24 August 2011 - 23:08
what is a good price for mixed shepherd and malinois pups that come from working blood lines both dogs have very good working lines is 500 to much to ask????
by VomMarischal on 25 August 2011 - 00:08
No, assuming they have some drive.
by Duderino on 25 August 2011 - 01:08
They're mutts, cover your expenses and be happy. The world does not need any more mutts, why were they bred? Was it a case of "that's a nice dog, my dog's a nice dog, let's breed them so I can make some pocket cash"?
by bitetonight on 25 August 2011 - 02:08
no it wasnt it was my k9 unit dog was out and i bought a new female and they lied about her heat dates thats why they breed and the female's dad is heartland's briggs
by ggturner on 25 August 2011 - 02:08
$500 for a mixed breed? Seems too high.
by ziegenfarm on 25 August 2011 - 05:08
post pedigree. 500 is not too much if they are out of good dogs.
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by lovejags on 25 August 2011 - 06:08
Sorry, gotta agree with Duderino on this one. I would never cross a Mal with a GSD no matter how great the parents were.
by ronin on 25 August 2011 - 08:08
Police Forces in Europe having been crossing these 2 breeds since the end of WW2, some UK forces have been doing this for over 10yrs.
In terms of producing healthy, drivey, sound operational K9's the results have been good to outstanding. KNPV Mals often have very obviuos signs of the GSD in them.
This is not a GSD pedigree issue, its a moral and operational issue. Finding good homes in this financial climate is tough, so as stated cover your loses.
The exception being if you have people banging down your door to get a dog then fill your boots. The Military for example.
Helmut Raiser has some very strong very views on the advantages to the breed of introducing Malinois blood, especially as the latest report in Germany shows the ratio of Malinois K9's to GSD as 9 to 1 respectively.
Ronin
In terms of producing healthy, drivey, sound operational K9's the results have been good to outstanding. KNPV Mals often have very obviuos signs of the GSD in them.
This is not a GSD pedigree issue, its a moral and operational issue. Finding good homes in this financial climate is tough, so as stated cover your loses.
The exception being if you have people banging down your door to get a dog then fill your boots. The Military for example.
Helmut Raiser has some very strong very views on the advantages to the breed of introducing Malinois blood, especially as the latest report in Germany shows the ratio of Malinois K9's to GSD as 9 to 1 respectively.
Ronin
by Bob McKown on 25 August 2011 - 11:08
I would imagine bepending on the two that were bred you could have some very successful working dog,s I,ve seen several dog bred this way and both were exceptional working dog,s I,d look into police and military placing if possible.
by Bhall on 25 August 2011 - 11:08
We have one county that only uses Shep/Mal mixes and they are outstanding.
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