Like Father like Son. - Page 2

Thanks Rose, there is 10 years difference between Father and Son. 

Is the sable the female you bred to>

i HAVE  not followed your posts previously so I am in the dark...Love the work they all are doing.

It is always a thrill for the sons to look and carry the Look alike gene and I had several that no denying they were father, and sons and they worked and acted alike also,

Love the pics..thanks

YR

@ Rose

                    The sable female is Fiest ,she has her IPO 3 and we started at the first of the year on our AWD titles and were going for the 2 in June. I,ve had Fiest since she was 8 weeks old. No I can,t breed her she went EPI when she was 3 and i won,t breed to her which was a real disappointment because she has all the guts to do the work and a great working pedigree.

@ Ibrahim

 Cruise is my pick male from Axles 2nd litter breeding, but a different bitch from the first. This breeding is a 2x4 line breeding on Troll Vom Haus Millinda. I,m exceptionally happy with both breedings. A male from the first breeding is KKL1 SG and IPO 3 and also a FEMA certified Search dog. The 2nd litter is all in working homes preparing for titeling and several of those will be cross trained in Search and Rescue work also.

All are showing good drives for the work. The 2nd litter(the line breeding) is a little hard headed but trainable but not for the novice. All are very athletic fast on the field nice bone and strong. Structre, all are short in the croup minimal arch in the back. I like to breed a working structre. I still do the 6 foot verticle wall and palacaids different hight jumps and window frames ect... I want a dog that is agail and quick and these dogs are all that. I,ll breed survey Cruise and I know his sisters are going to get surveyed this summer also so i,ll keep you informed on the turn out as they happen.  As far as successiful Breeding program I,ll tell you in 15 or 20 years ! But I like what I have so far. I think I may try to stack Cruise this evening and see if i can get a good photo for you. 

Thank you Bob, I am happy for you. I am certain when one knows what is in hand he/she can make a plan and that what makes a breeding program, I like what I hear and see, best of luck and keep us informed, I'd love to see a stack.

Ibrahim

Great pics, Bob!

I wish I ahd known you were over here last weekend. I would have stopped to say, hello.

I see the "Polish" helper was here also.

Ha, Yes Milo! He has a friend from slovak who is here visiting for several months he to does helper work also.   

Bob, I've been trying to reach you. Please PM or email me ASAP. My emails are getting returned "undeliverable." Thanks.