Thoughts on this WGWL AND WGSL?

[martemchik]

Originally Posted by Espo4442

I originally when to visit her to see another litter of all WGSL's and she stated that even tho they were show line they were very capable working dogs as well. My question is, is that possible?

Of course that's possible. You're not going to be competing on the same level as some working dogs but there is no question a show line dog can do the work.

What is your expectation from this litter? What do you plan on doing with the puppy? I think that will give people a better idea of what your goals are and if this dog would fit those goals.

[Espo4442]

My expectations are that I want a large "stallion" like red patterned sable male with great bone, athletic with a big head, good nerve and balanced drives. Should have a good defensive instinct that can discern threats from friendly or hostile. I know that socializing goes a long way but the dog needs to be able to be taken out in public and trusted when welcomed guests come into the house. The dog will primarily serve has family pet/protector but I'm also possibly interested in doing schutzhund training, tracking, and protection work

[cliffson1]

Cello and Eros both have strong paths to Quanto vd Wienerau and Mutz v d Peltzierferm. Both of these dogs provided stronger working temperament than the Canto based progeny. With Cello you often got smaller males, but good aptitude.this is a necessity when mixing the WG working lines that are strong in Troll/ Timmy vd Narbarschaft. The nerve has to be able to "cap" the drive or aggression. It's takes a strong SL dog with three or four generations of good strength. Not saying this is good or bad.........definitely interesting.

[wolfstraum]

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