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by Wolfinbok on 17 May 2010 - 20:05
This is Gator.
by gck on 17 May 2010 - 22:05
A one time training seminar differs from an on-going, developmental training program. We hope to establish a regular, top quality training program with Dean here in the Pittsburgh area.
Dean is currently working with a very talented young handler and her 9 month old son of VA-Gorbi Kirchenwald X VA-Ronda Zabershof, Cai v. Airmont. Cai has been shown twice in the conformation ring and won, both times, with distinction. Not just a pretty face, he is a highly respectable tracking and obedience dog. As for protection, Dean's evaluation is "Genetically superior grips."
Dean is currently working with a very talented young handler and her 9 month old son of VA-Gorbi Kirchenwald X VA-Ronda Zabershof, Cai v. Airmont. Cai has been shown twice in the conformation ring and won, both times, with distinction. Not just a pretty face, he is a highly respectable tracking and obedience dog. As for protection, Dean's evaluation is "Genetically superior grips."
by PowerHaus on 18 May 2010 - 05:05
Wolf,
Rex was a SPECIAL dog. I have had the pleasure of petting him,,,,,,once! LOL
Vickie
PowerHaus
Rex was a SPECIAL dog. I have had the pleasure of petting him,,,,,,once! LOL
Vickie
PowerHaus
by VomMarischal on 19 May 2010 - 04:05
Gator is Gorgeous! Really nice front.
by Wolfinbok on 24 May 2010 - 02:05
This thread was posted on the 16th, has anyone gone to the
22 and 23d clinic? Was It good? Was Dean organized?
22 and 23d clinic? Was It good? Was Dean organized?
by GSDtravels on 24 May 2010 - 13:05
I was not able to attend this past week end as I was dog-sitting for my daughter. I'm going to try (if I can change my work schedule) to make it this coming week end and, if I'm able, I'll be happy to let you know how it goes,
by gck on 24 May 2010 - 14:05
The training weekend was fun and demanding! Obedience expectations were kicked up many notches. Dean's decades of expert helper/trainer wisdom is impressive. Smart, safe, strong & strict. Dogs loved his protection work. Several folks donned the scratch pants to learn what it feels like on the receiving end of protection work--including a lovely young lady who worked Dean's Zita in the blind, escape bite and a truly impressively athletic long bite. (The helper outweighed the dog by probably only 30 pounds!) Showline, working line, beginner to SchH 3 (and everything in between), VA to G (and everything in between)--and two beautifully athletic dobermans.
Dean will be in Pittsburgh again this weekend. Our plan is for Dean to train here a minimum of two weekends per month. Consistent, developmental training directed by an expert coach is a recipe for both dog and handler to reach their full potentials.
Gayle Kirkwood
Dean will be in Pittsburgh again this weekend. Our plan is for Dean to train here a minimum of two weekends per month. Consistent, developmental training directed by an expert coach is a recipe for both dog and handler to reach their full potentials.
Gayle Kirkwood
by Kalibeck on 24 May 2010 - 14:05
One of my pups went to a fellow in Pittsburgh, I was trying to convince him to go, but I don't think he did, darn it. Would love to hear from those who attended! jackie harris
by gck on 24 May 2010 - 14:05
Forgot to mention that our petite, budding helper, also worked Dean's Verdi in the blind and escape bites.
by Wolfinbok on 24 May 2010 - 15:05
GCK,
The clinic sounds like a great beginning for success in the future. If
Dean can dial in just a hand full of people, the group will grow exponentially.
I wish we could have Dean starting working Dog clubs all over the Country. This
may be his calling in life.
One question,,,,,,,,,,, was the petite helper a blond lady?
The clinic sounds like a great beginning for success in the future. If
Dean can dial in just a hand full of people, the group will grow exponentially.
I wish we could have Dean starting working Dog clubs all over the Country. This
may be his calling in life.
One question,,,,,,,,,,, was the petite helper a blond lady?
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