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Crowned Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: ontario -
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if you want to do the sport , base your puppy selection and your breeder selection for a dog that has the drive and character needed. Because many whites have been inactive in sport - or even show -- many breeders of whites are just breeding for the colour and for a pet market.
make sure you get what you want . Who have you picked as a potential breeder. There are clubs in the area and there is a private trainer in your area . PM sent |
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Elite Member
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Ontario
Posts: 1,315
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Welcome from Ottawa ... do you have snow yet??? LOL I heard TO was supposed to get snow before us!!! We had rain the other day!
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Crowned Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: SW, MI
Posts: 21,160
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As Carmen posted, if you are looking to train in IPO, best to go with a breeder that has the right lines for doing so. Whites are generally not IPO material(though never say never!) I'd like to see more WGSD's in competition. |
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New Member
Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 8
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the breeder i have chosen is Hoofprint farms. they have been breeding the WGSD for over 40 years now. from what i have heard from the breeder they dogs have a very high level of energy and are very active.
well even if i cant achieve it i shall try my hardest thanks for the info guys loving the input. who do i message for local clubs and trainers? |
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Knighted Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Northeastern Connecticut
Posts: 3,370
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You aren't going to find more than a handful of whites in the US and Canada doing bite work, so if you're looking for a white with SCH in it's pedigree, good luck. You'd have better luck importing a Berger Blanc from Europe if that's your criteria. (and many of those dogs will have Hoofprint in their pedigrees)
On the other hand, if you want a dog that should be able to do well in any given number of sports, a dog that you might like to train for SAR or service work, take part in performance and obedience events and most importantly, make a great pet, Hoofprint is an excellent choice. |
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New Member
Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 8
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well to be honest being a first time dog owner and introducing my family to a dog. i would prefer one that is a family pet and i know german shepherds are great family pets.
the sch isnt the biggest concern for me. i rather have a get family pet that is obedient and is playful to play around with. i've only seen a white german shepherd once and thought it was the most gorgeous dog ever. but i wasnt aware that they arent working dogs like the normal german shepherd. so thanks for the info. |
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