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by CMills on 10 January 2014 - 20:01
Hello all!! I recently saw a title on a dog from Hungary, it was a "ZTP" and thats something new to me. Can anyone explain exactly what this title is? or how it compares to a Sch or IPO? thanks in advance!
by susie on 11 January 2014 - 03:01
ZTP as I know is a German term ( Zuchttauglichkeitsprüfung ), proof of breedworthiness within a certain breed.
The term is used for a lot of breeds including Dobermann, Boxer, Hovawart, Bulldogs ...
Important: There are different kinds of ZTP´s for specific breeds, mostly a temperament test only.
No titles ( IPO ) recommended before this test, no comparison to the rules for the German Shepherd.
The term is used for a lot of breeds including Dobermann, Boxer, Hovawart, Bulldogs ...
Important: There are different kinds of ZTP´s for specific breeds, mostly a temperament test only.
No titles ( IPO ) recommended before this test, no comparison to the rules for the German Shepherd.
by duke1965 on 11 January 2014 - 08:01
ive done the ztp on some dogs for breeding in germany, walking trough group of people, walking over plastic sheet, tie out the dog while strangers pass by and bark to or bite helper, this kind of things
by aliece on 17 January 2014 - 23:01
Hello,
I have a rottweiler that I imported from Hungary and she has the Belgian ztp and I too was interested in what was required for this title. I find this article to be most helpful for me.
http://www.ifrottweilerfriends.org/en/ifr_members_europe/belgium/
I have a rottweiler that I imported from Hungary and she has the Belgian ztp and I too was interested in what was required for this title. I find this article to be most helpful for me.
http://www.ifrottweilerfriends.org/en/ifr_members_europe/belgium/
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