Thoughts on Pedigree .(german shepherd) - Page 1

Hi, I wana buy her Please tell about pedigree and what should her prize in euro.?

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=745510

I'm not sure of a price. But she comes from good stock. Not a big showline person, but I like Zamp. She's a beautiful pup, only thing I'm concerned about, and it may just be positioning, but is her right back leg being turned out. It's like this in the other pictures of her as well. I don't know if it's the way they're stacking her or if she's really bad cow-hocked in that leg.

Pedigree looks good, not too bad at all. There are few decent dogs in it.
Only concern for me would be the white color on her paws.
If I was buying this female dog I would not be spending more than 700-800 Euros + shipping on it.

Dear Ammad!
Do you have to import this female? She is 11 months old right now, next months she is old enough for x-raying hips/elbows.
You want to breed - why don´t you buy an x-rayed dog with titled parents/grandparents ( normal SV standard )?
You are able to start breeding "the right way". Even if it´s not standard to care too much about health and temperament in your country, try to breed for the best!

Thanks for your usual support and cooperation and yes i want to import her .and 100% agreed with your suggestion . looking forward for your support as i am new comer in it.

Look for pink SV pedigrees, hips and elbows AT LEAST "fast normal", DNA checked, one or two show results ( this makes sure the teeth and the height are okay ). If possible and within your price range, at least SchH1 and KKL1. The female should be between 2 and 3,5 years old, maybe a bitch that already had one litter to make sure she is able to become pregnant...
There is also the possibility to import a pregnant female. The advantage of doing so is, that the stud would be titled and x-rayed, too.
Ask for written proof of anything, import from Western Europe ( Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, France...) Most of the West European breeders are trustworthy - some of the breeders in Eastern Europe don´t stick with the SV, a lot of them only breed for the money...).
Don´t look for well known kennel names but FOR A GOOD DOG. A small breeder will ask for less money than a well known breeder.
The kennel name of the bitch doesn´t matter, but her health, character and pedigree.
The bitch you buy is the foundation of YOUR KENNEL, keep your goals as high as possible, and you will be proud of your dogs and be proud of yourself!

she has an ok pedigree , but if you are looking for a real nice female to start with i look for better.

I would ask for health clearances and checks,  what has been done on her, she probably won't pass hip/elbow clearance, probably that is why they want to sell her??  Don't know but I would check first. 

I agree with Trixx

thanks a lot to every one for such nice tips thanks a lot.