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Anthony - I am sorry if you emailed me and did not get an answer......I am very prompt in answering emails....but I did spend almost 6 months in hospital/rehab after a serious car wreck.
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11-08-2012, 08:24 PM
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11-08-2012, 11:23 PM
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I wouldn't hesitate to get a pup from the Argo x Bara litter--I love her pedigree and she's very highly trained and titled.
The combination of Lord vd GM with a DDR x Javir daughter makes me raise an eyebrow. That wouldn't be my first choice for schutzhund sport. I think you've gotten some good input from others in this thread. I like and respect Jean very much--but some of the other breeders you have talked to have been more closely focused with their breeding programs on producing dogs that excel in schutzhund and other bitesports, which is what I think others were trying to point out. |
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11-09-2012, 08:52 AM
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I agree with Blackthorn in her assessment....I know what she is saying but it is difficult to explain unless you really understand the traits and interactions of these dogs. I really like the Argo/Bara litter as giving the best total dog that can go as far as your training ability. Solid, solid working traits with good hardness and nerve genetically...the only concerns you can pm me if you want. The other two breedings may produce some nice dogs, but I don't like the Javier fit with the newer DDR lines. Doesn't mean great dogs wouldn't come from, but national level sport dogs.....possibly but don't like odds. Let me also say that Jean is very very nice breeder and very knowledgable of the breed. But when looking for top sport....there are certain lines that seem to be prominent....other than Javir....I don't see it.
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11-09-2012, 10:51 AM
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Just to be really clear on what they are saying-the female matters and I would never buy from a breeder who believes that when they got a good dog it was due to the stud only-ever- which isn't commentary on the breeder you selected-I have no clue-go contact clubs in the area and seek out their reccomendation
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11-09-2012, 11:07 AM
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11-09-2012, 11:14 AM
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Anthony,
May I ask who you will be training with? That is part of the equation, as well.
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