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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: CA
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hello guys, i need your help deciding if i should go with this breeder? this will be my first GSD. ive been browsing the internet made a few phone call asking friend and co-workers on how to get GSD that suitable in our lifestyle. But the more i read and watch the more confused i become
I talked to the breeder several times already asking a few questions. I live in Los Angeles and the breeder is like 60 miles away from where i live its within driving range. here is the website of the breeder VON DAILY GERMAN SHEPHERDS |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Somerset, NJ
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Well.....they are breeding untitled dogs.
And I'm not sure about the DM testing, can they really say absolutely that their puppies will never ever develop DM? Is the test really perfected to that point?
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Southern Maryland
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I would pass on this breeder honestly. I only see two dogs; male and female; and the dogs they're breeding dont appear to have any kind of titles on them. They claim their dogs are good for protection but I'm not seeing anything that says that's fact. I'd like to see, even showlines doing SOMETHING if the breeder claims they're good for this or that. They're piggy backing on the dogs dams and sires accomplishments. What are the accomplishments of the dogs actually being bred?
The following also bothers me because i'm seeing it as a messed up way of saying only showlines make good family members.... " Show lines versus Working lines It is very important for someone to understand the difference between show lines and working line German Shepherds because there is a vast difference. The working lines are exceptional at what they are bred to do. They have extremely high energy which makes them better for law enforcement when searching hours for a suspect or sniffing large areas for drugs. A working dog has to have something to do at all times or they will get bored. That kind of energy does not work well for a family and in a home atmosphere. We produce a line of German Shepherds that would be naturally protective, proven to be the best generation after generation and still have the calmness to be good with children. I found that in dogs with the West German Show Lines. To receive a top show rating of either a V or VA the German Shepherd Dog is required to be excellent in all fields. The hips have to be certified with either an "a" stamp or OFA, excellent conformation, obedience title (BH), pass an endurance test (AD), a courage test, bite work, and tracking which results in a Schutzhund title (SchH 1, 2 or 3). They cannot be distracted or show any aggression towards the judge, stud dogs or female dogs around them, but be ready to bite when asked too. Our German Shepherd dogs are a big part of our lives, as you can see. Our dogs are not just breeding dogs to us they are part of our family. Our goal is to make your experience with your German Shepherd Dog as happy as ours. " Considering there are SEVERAL members on this board alone and several more we don't even know that HAVE active working lines that are still family members, says a lot. I don't know. I wouldn't go to this breeder for my dog.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Southern Maryland
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I don't know of any breeders in that area. I am going to ask though if the breeder HAS to be in your area or if you'd be willing to have the puppy shipped to you? There are several good quality breeders we could recommend if you're willing to look further out.
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The more people I meet and talk to,the more I love my dogs and their intelligence. Zena GSD 6/1/03 Shasta GSD 5/5/10 "Dax" Thor z vom Weberhaus GSD 3/18/2013 Riley GSD/BC 1/10/05-2/1/2013
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: warren county nj
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back in december i got a "huerta hof" puppy. robin is on here and she and carlos are amazing breeders. their dogs are outstanding.(she is pretty great too. has put up with questions and seems to just love to talk about her dogs. has stayed in touch and really seems to care about how the puppy is developing.) we live in new jersey and they are in Illinois. she shipped the pup and it was fine. i never felt worried thru any of it. check out her pups and talk to her....she is a member here.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: CA
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Canaan German Shepherds thanks guys for the input! |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: CA
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Von Salerno World Class German Shepherds thanks guys! |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: South Carolina
Posts: 11,821
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I am not personally into AmLines (or German Showlines) but ??????
I don't see any red flags on that second site. Maybe the OP could narrow down what their lifestyle is, what they want to do with the dog etc. Learn about the different "types" of GSDs - Dogs from any of the various "types" could work in the situation mentioned.
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