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Pedigree for
Nelly II Eislingen (die Jüngere)
SVALT 990529
| 1900/01 SGR Hektor von Schwaben SZ/13 (gray) | V Horand von Grafrath (Hektor Linksrhein) SZ/1 (gray) "Horand embodied for the enthusiasts of that time the fulfillment of their fondest dreams. He was big for that period, between 24" and 24 1/2", even for the present day a good medium size, with powerful frame, beautiful lines, and a nobly formed head. Clean and sinewy in build, the entire dog was one live wire. His character was on a par with his exterior qualities; marvelous in his obedient fidelity to his master, and above all else, the straightforward nature of a gentleman with a boundless zest for living. Although untrained in puppy hood, nevertheless obedient to the slightest nod when at this master's side; but when left to himself, the maddest rascal, the wildest ruffian and incorrigible provoker of strife. Never idle, always on the go; well disposed to harmless people, but no cringer, mad about children and always in love. What could not have been the accomplishments of such a dog if we, at that time, had only had military or police service training? His faults were the failings of his upbringing, never of his stock. He suffered from a superfluity of unemployed energy, for he was in Heaven when someone was occupied with him and was then the most tractable of dog." ~Captain von Stephanitz Originator of the breed | Kastor (1893) SZ/153 (dark gray) | Pollux (1891) SZ/151 |
| Schäfermädchen von Hanau (Abst.Unbek.) SZ/154 | |||
| Lene (Sparwasser) (1884) SZ/156 ( Dark Grey) | Picture removed Greif (Sparwasser)(Abst. unbek.) Picture removed SVALT/990217 | ||
| Lotte (Sparwasser) (Abst. unbek.) | |||
| HGH Mores Plieningen HGH SZ/159 | Franz vom Goldberg (Abst. unbek.) | No information about the sire | |
| No information about the dam | |||
| Werra (Abst.unbek) SVALT/990715 | No information about the sire | ||
| No information about the dam | |||
| Nelly Eislingen SZ/11 | V Horand von Grafrath (Hektor Linksrhein) SZ/1 (gray) "Horand embodied for the enthusiasts of that time the fulfillment of their fondest dreams. He was big for that period, between 24" and 24 1/2", even for the present day a good medium size, with powerful frame, beautiful lines, and a nobly formed head. Clean and sinewy in build, the entire dog was one live wire. His character was on a par with his exterior qualities; marvelous in his obedient fidelity to his master, and above all else, the straightforward nature of a gentleman with a boundless zest for living. Although untrained in puppy hood, nevertheless obedient to the slightest nod when at this master's side; but when left to himself, the maddest rascal, the wildest ruffian and incorrigible provoker of strife. Never idle, always on the go; well disposed to harmless people, but no cringer, mad about children and always in love. What could not have been the accomplishments of such a dog if we, at that time, had only had military or police service training? His faults were the failings of his upbringing, never of his stock. He suffered from a superfluity of unemployed energy, for he was in Heaven when someone was occupied with him and was then the most tractable of dog." ~Captain von Stephanitz Originator of the breed | Kastor (1893) SZ/153 (dark gray) | Pollux (1891) SZ/151 |
| Schäfermädchen von Hanau (Abst.Unbek.) SZ/154 | |||
| Lene (Sparwasser) (1884) SZ/156 ( Dark Grey) | Picture removed Greif (Sparwasser)(Abst. unbek.) Picture removed SVALT/990217 | ||
| Lotte (Sparwasser) (Abst. unbek.) | |||
| Ella Gmünd SVALT/990113 | HGH Max von der Krone HGH SZ/160 | Wolf (Abst. unbek.) | |
| Mädel (Abst. unbek) | |||
| HGH Lida I von der Krone HGH SVALT/990361 | HGH Max von der Krone HGH SZ/160 | ||
| Sali von der Krone (Abst.Unbek.) SVALT/990635 |
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