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by Sam Spade on 29 July 2010 - 23:07

Max, are you telling me it was all Brawnson?

MAINLYMAX

by MAINLYMAX on 30 July 2010 - 00:07

Sam,
             I am saying it was a shame that Brawnson had to leave his home
to go to Czechoslovakia in his old age after being a police dog with outstanding
service. Only to die not knowing why his master had abandon him. The dog
was probably sad and broken hearted and just give it up. That is no way for a dog to go out in his old age.


  Sam, was there a point you were trying to make?

by Sam Spade on 30 July 2010 - 00:07

I was just asking about Mike since you said that flinks was one of the best trainers. Just curious. Here you have a guy in the US that has achieved success and has actually gone against Flinks. I guess I was curious if that makes Mike one of the best. Too bad heaks not European. He'd be a lot better than he is.

MAINLYMAX

by MAINLYMAX on 30 July 2010 - 00:07

Sam,
            Trainers like Flinks, have trained some of the highest scoring dogs in history, he just did not own them.
Flinks is very well known in Europe and is used alot there,  so is Bart.  Bart helped Jorge train his dog and alot
of others. Flinks you could just about name the who's who in Germany. Very good trainer.

Mike???? I honestly don't know more than Erri, and Brawnson who both came from his friend in Czechoslovakia.
His friend I beleave is a very good trainer. Jim says Mike is a very good trainer.  Is he a Flinks or a Bellon.
NO...........

by Sam Spade on 30 July 2010 - 00:07

I know who they are. So Brawnson went from Canada to CzEch to Mike? That's news to me. That's something I didn't know. Because I remember mike training and titling him.

MAINLYMAX

by MAINLYMAX on 30 July 2010 - 00:07

Sam ,
            How old was Brawnson when he got him?

by Sam Spade on 30 July 2010 - 01:07

You tell me. You're the one saying that he came from the Cz rep. Obviously you know more than I do. You have a hard on for Mike because he leased his dog out instead of outright selling him and he died. Shit happens! I've heard of dogs coming from Germany and dying. Does that discredit somebodies accomplishments?

MAINLYMAX

by MAINLYMAX on 30 July 2010 - 01:07

Sam,
            Josef did not train Brawnson, your right,......Mike is probably a real sweet guy. I don't
know him.   But what is really amazing is all the stuff Brawnson did in his life  time with Mike.

You are right SHIT happens.               I salute you old soldier, it is fucked up the way you went out.

Brawnson........3 regional, 2 national 2 time world team and many many other accommodations.

by Sam Spade on 30 July 2010 - 01:07

Well I think Mike is a nice guy. Maybe you were thinking of Basko? The other dog he won a National with. I don't think mike thought the dog was gonna die there. He ouldnt sell the dog and was reluctant to lease him.

MAINLYMAX

by MAINLYMAX on 30 July 2010 - 02:07

Sam,
         If your son just gets his drivers license, and backs up over your old
dog.  What are you going to do.

It's just that Brawnson had 300 apprehensions, with over a 100 real bites that required him
to put his ass on the line. He was not a stud dog, but Mikes partner, his best and loyalest friend.
If Mike sent his wife to Czechoslovakia I would understand. This has me puzzled, but I don't judge
people. Every night I forgive everyone even the bad ones before I go to sleep.

You asked about Mike and I  have told you all I know, which isn't much. I just think Brawnson
should get some recognition for his achievements and leave it at that. But when you compare him
to Flinks, .......Bernhard has had 100's of dogs pass through his training in Germany, so keep that in mind as well.







 


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