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German Shepherd Dog - Female
V Lissy vom Hasentanz
SCHH1
Kkl 1
SZ 1732772
Hip: OFA: Good - Elbows: Not known
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SCHH3, FH2X VA1 Uran vom Wildsteiger Land SCHH3, FH1981SZ 1526684 HD-SV: HD a-normal (a1) Sire Groß, kraft- und gehaltvoll, sehr gutes Erscheinungsbild, sehr gute Allgemeinfestigkeit. Hoher Widerrist, fester Rücken, bei guter Lage genügende Länge der Kruppe, sehr gute Winkelungen der Vor- und Hinterhand, korrekte Front, ausgeglichene Brustverhältnisse. Hinten und vorne geradetretend, raumschaffende, bodengewinnende Gänge. Sicheres Wesen, Härte, Mut umd Kampftrieb ausgeprägt. Wa : 1985 Typvoll ausgewogen; läßt ab. | SCHH3, IPO3, FHV12 Irk von Arminius (1978) SCHH3, IPO3, FH1978SZ 1437161 HD-SV: HD a-fast normal (a2) Sire | SCHH3SG3 Pirol von Arminius SCHH31976SZ 1381397 HD-SV: HD a-fast normal (a2) Sire |
SchH3/FHV Dunja vom Weilachtal SchH3/FH1974SZ 1312041 HD-noch zugelassen Dam | ||
SCHH2V Palme vom Wildsteiger Land SCHH21979SZ 1478659 HD-SV: HD a-fast normal (a2) Dam | SchH3V Nick von der Wienerau SchH31976SZ 1386415 HD-SV: HD a-normal (a1) Sire | |
SchH3/FHVA5 Fina vom Badsee SchH3/FH1977SZ 1405181 HD-SV: HD a-normal (a1) Dam | ||
Ulla vom Hasentanz1982SZ 1554971 HD-normal Dam | Sammy vom Rieser LandHD- Sire | No information about the sire HD- Sire |
No information about the dam HD- Dam | ||
SCHH2Fee vom Hasentanz SCHH2SZ 1427781 HD- Dam | SchH2V Vello von Unterhain SchH21972SZ 1273704 HD-zuerkannt Sire | |
SCHH2Kenna vom Noricum SCHH21973SZ 1293026 HD-a zuerkannt Dam |
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Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2015 06:17 pm
I acquired Lissy as a three year old. She was raised in a family with children and lots of visitors and I think that was good because I think I might otherwise have seen a sharper side to her. She had solid nerves in all ordinary situations but she had an edge to her that was protective and she would try to defend me under threat. She was the mother of several police dogs, one a decorated one whose police dog owner/handler wrote me wanting another one just like his dog when the time came to replace, because he considered his dog ideal. He especially liked how his dog had the right mix of aggression and discrimination - the ability to respond correctly when facing threat and non threat during, for example, real life house searches. She had another son that wound up as a police patrol dog near Ukiah that had similar attributes to his half brother. What I am trying to say is Lissy had these natural instincts in abundance, but, frustratingly, unlike her sons, she herself was slightly lacking in nerve strength under threat,
As for Schutzhund, Lissy could respond with aggression in bite work, though she couldn't sustain it under heavy threat, she had good prey, outstanding rock solid grip (which she passed on) and was an excellent tracking dog.
One other thing: There was something very elemental or primitive about Lissy I can't really describe in words, but, for example, I always truly believed she would have had the instincts to survive in the wild, even raise a litter of pups on her own in the wild. I couldn't prove that of course, but I felt it intuitively. She wasn't one of my very favorite dogs, but I had a lot of respect for her. A little bit more nerve strength under threat (and probably a little more energetic personality) to go along with her abundance of other good instincts and I would have been in love.
V Lissy vom Hasentanz SCHH1 by echolane on 09 November 2015 - 18:11