SG Orry (IT) - Page 2

I have an Orry granndaughter through Erri. She is a great dog very trainable and tecahing things like heel, eye contact etc seem to come natural. Recently when I get her to speak she started jumping like a hold and bark. I never taught her this, I guess just genetic. She shows VERY natural protection. She has a strong work ethic. I am the one who quits each time. Fast retrieves etc. She is a little vocal for my liking, but shes a good girl and great dog for me.

She is 65 lbs @ 9.5 months. So I wouldn't say she will be small. She is lean, and muscular. Not fat by any means. She has a smaller head, but at that age I expect her to grow into it.

FYI- she was timid for a few months. She used to run from a "scare". In the last month I have noticed her "charging" at anything she doesnt like at all. No slow walk, just goes full speed hopping and sprinting at stuff. I would assume that a male out of this line would be a good police candidate. I'll start working her in protection this spring.

FYI- I have not submitted hips to OFA yet, but will @ 1 yr. She had a quick shot where one looked a little off, but she was not aligned properly and this could have caused it.

blkred
What is the pedigree on your Orry granddaughter?

Jyl,

I emailed it to you.

http://vonrallhaus.web.officelive.com/FargoJack.aspx

This Orry son is "Medium sized" with very nice drives

Sitasmom, a direct quote from you as you have done many times:

OH my, is this advertising????

Doesn't it beling in the advertising section and not here??

Isn't that what you are constantly reminding others of?

FWIW,

Jim

go tell steve the same thing......on the general side.......

Fastest way to show the poster a few many photos and videos of an SG ORRY (IT) son, so Blazer30 can decide for himself if this dog reproduced its self or not......this dog is already sold........i was just supplying information........


" wolud take it that Orry ( IT ) must be a pretty good dog that can and has reproduced himself"



Jim, stop picking on me!

Funny, I didn't know Steve sold dogs or was trying to sell dogs. I thought he was talking about his own dog.  I didn't see him post a website to buy the dog or offer any dogs for sale.   It's a little different when someone who constantly tells others where the advertising section is then posts a link to their website with a dog for sale. 

If you were being truly altruistic you could have posted a link to you tube videos or just posted pictures on the site.  It seems you are quick to correct people for posting ads on the forum, I was just wondering why you would do exactly what you chastise others for?  You were very quick to jump on Mirasmom for posting pictures of her puppies recently. 

Don't be so sensitive, just be more patient with others and don't criticize for the same things you do repeatedly. 
Jim

 "To have one's cake and eat it too is a popular English idiomatic proverb or figure of speech, sometimes stated as eat one's cake and have it too or simply have one's cake and eat it. It is most often used negatively, meaning an individual consuming, exhausting, taking advantage of or using up a particular thing and, then, after that thing is gone or no longer reasonably available, still attempting to benefit from or use it. It may also indicate having or wanting more than one can handle or deserve, or trying to have two incompatible things. The proverb's meaning is similar to the phrases, "you can't have it both ways" and "you can't have the best of both worlds."
 

cut and pasted from:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki 

That is the dumbest saying I have ever heard in English language. don't carer about the discussion above, but what the hell am I supposed to do with a cake if I have a slice of chocolate cake in front of me? Sing to it? Watch a movie with it? Of course I want to eat it - it's a cake!