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The Catahoula is bred out of the Beauceron originally. The French brought them over very early on and they were with the French settlers in the early days. I don't know if there is definitive proof, but I have some old writings alluding to the Beauce being bred with local dogs to create a hunting dog in the Louisiana Territory.
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Very interesting Annette!
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I hope it was an oops breeding. I would think anybody interested in Beaucerons is not going to intentionally breed to a GSD, but stranger things have happened.
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It is sad that we have been imprinted on the mutilated (my personal opinion) look. They actually have a very sweet face with intact ears.
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Like I said, it's my opinion.
I don't own a beauceron but know several very well. I do dock my terriers' tails though. Sorry Patchon, I don't want to turn your thread into a debate!!! I would have liked to see pictures of those puppies... |
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i met two beaucorons at the local dog show. really nice looking and friendly dogs. i don't know why some one would want to cross the with the gsd, but if i was looking for a pup, i would certainly look at this litter, but i wouldn't do anything to contribute or encourage future breedings like this. hopefully it wasn't a planned breeding.
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I used to work for a K9 secuirty company that bred their own dogs in house. They primarly crossed the beucerons with the Dobe's and the result was a Dobe on steroids. Very intimidating looking animals. They may have done some GSD crosses but I cant recall. They kept back and bred the dogs with superior working ability and intimidating looks..lol.
I agree on the ear crop too, and I double that for Dobe's. They just look so much more serious and intent with the ears done. JMO |
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