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#2 Fastest GSD in US

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I don't post here often so here goes. We just started running FastCat (FCAT) late last month. Judah vom Boeselager earned his BCAT title on 4/11 AND is now ranked the #2 Fastest GSD running FCAT in the US. His average speed is 27.49 mph.

It's pretty awesome watching the dogs run and having the best time!
 

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Hey people i am so new in this website and forum , I couldn’t find topic where i could write , i am getting black gsd (4-5 wreks d puppy) but it has a lil white mark on his chin , is it normal or black gsd puppy supposed to be all black ? I already paid deposit and when the owner send me the pics i just realized, he says when he getts bigger he says it could be gone or even if it stays it’s normal black gsd could be with white mark he says
So what you guys think ? I just put his pic
Owner says he is also short hair is his short hair one u guys think ?
 
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Thank you, everyone! Who would have thought chasing plastic bags on a lure would be so much fun:)

I encourage everyone if there's a FCAT event by them to check it out and run. His fastest run was 27.4 (28.06 mph) and the run times are averaged. He consistently runs in the 7.4-7.6 second range. We don't get to run CAT (600 yd lure course) often either so when there's a lure course event AND a FCAT event we're doing them both! He ran the CAT course in between his FCAT runs with 90 minute rest. I thought it would affect his last FCAT run but it didn't.

I'm not going to lie - he's a HANDFUL to hold and release at the start. It's entertaining and I'm sure he gets on other handlers nerves as their dogs calmly wait for their turn. He's barking, lunging and just loading while he waits.
 
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@Muskeg - the mph are converted based the 100 yard timed dash. It's not like a radar in that you can "shoot" the dog at a specific speed at a specific time. Like some people say their dog was clocked at 30 mph with a radar - that's a little different because it's a point and shoot and not a speed that's maintained. Hope that's clear.

There are timers at the start that are triggered when the dogs go over the line and timers at the end when the dogs finish - this is what's used for their run time (in seconds). So for FCAT if they are 18" or above which mine are you would take the seconds of their run say 7.4/204.545 = 27.64 mph