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by yellowrose of Texas on 21 December 2009 - 06:12
The ad I posted above is a daughter of Frankie for sale born to Fanny and Frankie...
Check it out.
There were two other pups for sale but do not know if still on for sale page.
YR
Check it out.
There were two other pups for sale but do not know if still on for sale page.
YR
by duke1965 on 21 December 2009 - 07:12
cris ,thats just the way they do it in czech , also the helper attacks the dog straight from the blind , and the long bite is like it used to be once in the sv ,helper runs away , as the dog comes ,the helper turns around and attacks the dog
I think it takes a little bit stronger dog to pass it this way
sorry for getting OT
I think it takes a little bit stronger dog to pass it this way
sorry for getting OT
by Silbersee on 21 December 2009 - 16:12
Hey Duke,
sorry but I do not understand. We have the same helper work here and in Germany as well. Helper attacks out of the blind. At the long escape, the helper runs towards the dog as well. I would say that this is the universal regulation! I still would like to understand if and why the dog is held and dragged on the collar. Again, I am confused over that issue. I just asked a couple of sports friends and so far, they all told me the same. Dog has to heel freely towards the blind. It is written in the regulations (trial, breed survey and Sieger Show bitework). If you wish, I can post the links to that.
Sorry to be OT.
Chris
sorry but I do not understand. We have the same helper work here and in Germany as well. Helper attacks out of the blind. At the long escape, the helper runs towards the dog as well. I would say that this is the universal regulation! I still would like to understand if and why the dog is held and dragged on the collar. Again, I am confused over that issue. I just asked a couple of sports friends and so far, they all told me the same. Dog has to heel freely towards the blind. It is written in the regulations (trial, breed survey and Sieger Show bitework). If you wish, I can post the links to that.
Sorry to be OT.
Chris
by Nans gsd on 21 December 2009 - 16:12
Yes Franchesko Anrebri; that is him: what a handsome boy. What about his progeny?? Sorry for the mispelling, I was trying to remember from memory? Not real familiar with these lines but love what I see. Nanci
by windwalker18 on 22 December 2009 - 07:12
I was impressed by how alike he and is father look. Both "V" in conformation from what I can see, as well as good working scores.
That's Frankie on the left, and Franchesco on the right... Don't know what Franchesco is producing, but if follows in his Daddy's footsteps ..............
That's Frankie on the left, and Franchesco on the right... Don't know what Franchesco is producing, but if follows in his Daddy's footsteps ..............
by Nans gsd on 22 December 2009 - 15:12
I love to see this kind of consistency when a dog is used at stud. They look like stamps of each other. Tells you that the sire carries some great reproducing genes and correct type. Love this dog.
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