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by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 18:12

Ibrahim - HD and I are of the same mind-set.

OGBS - I would suggest you start a thread with
a title of bubble(s). It'll be your playing ground as
I am sure other miniscule detractors will follow.

Than I will post my above reply. And I'll even
give you a thumbs up. Good Day.

 

by Ibrahim on 27 December 2013 - 18:12

AS a matter of fact I should have put my sentence in above post like this, OGBS: I think Hired Dog was answering my question and explaining things to me, I don't think he was hinting anything at you at all unless I missed something.

by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 18:12

Ibrahim - I knew you had 'more' common sense.

by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 18:12

On some of these posts, you have to use R+, R-.
What type of training does that remind you of?

 

by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 18:12

In USA, we have Dylan pd Tourbiere & Nero vd Annahenhof.  I would

not mind at all if I can get  progeny from any of these studs.  I'll

tell you these KNPV's are the top of the pinnacle.  How can you

disagree?  Even if you tried, you'd be wallowing in mud after your

fallacious argument.


by bebo on 27 December 2013 - 20:12

knpv gsd breeders, as a group, have done a great job in applying a rather uniform and distinct selection bias for hardness, sharpness, fight, and courage in their breedings. imo, phenotype is where the rubber meets the road and phenotypically speaking, tim wasn't troll, hutch wasn't harry, nick wasn't natz, etc. overall, evolving a line by maintaining and enhancing the core phenotype without bottle-necking the genotype is what it is all about and that's a lot more than ticking off names on the pedigree. 

within the knpv gsd breeder 'group' some very strong lines have been developed which may not be quite that obvious to casual observer looking at bloodlines only. for example, take sirk vh sevens. imo, he's the embodiment and then some of harro adL without any major line/inbreeding to the 5th generation. that in itself is a feat, especially if you like harro. now, look at sirk's son athos vH sevens coming into luebeck vd maheler-meister. there is nearly unparalleled preservation of phenotype with essentially no line-breeding to the 5th. while the genotype matters, the preservation and development of the phenotype over many generations without bottlenecking is crucial. also, look at what jan vd tak has done with the pike vdS line. imo, it's quite impressive. and while not all knpv bred pups are going to be superstars, or even stars, the variance from the desired phenotype in these litters doesn't seem all that much.

of course, there are plenty of non-knpv breeders who do a kick ass job but they are not as easily identified and 'grouped' and neither are their representative (adult) dogs as ipo requires quite a bit of 're-shaping.'  of course, not all of their pairings and litters are geared toward the continued development of their core 'line', i.e. phenotype, as ipo requires a different balance, if you want to point. and eventually, many ipo handlers get a bit sick and tired of the hard and tough 238 dog, despite the many backslaps from friends and family lauding the dog's hardness, aggression, and undying fight ... all the way past the third 'out.' ​

by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 20:12

Whew! bebo, somehow, you succinctly put it all together without
leaving out the outliers (stat term) that become famous w/out
KNPV parentage, in terms of: hardness, sharpness,courage
and phenotype.  I appreciate it.

 

by FullForceK9 on 27 December 2013 - 21:12

I have four Caro puppies on the ground right now. I have looked into Caro for awhile before selecting him as stud for my female Kim. The progeny I have seen videos on and read about are showing a lot of promise. There are some doing detection work, IPO, and KNPV. You cannot argue Caro's personal accomplishments. He is PH2 KKL1 7th place national champion. The pups I have on the ground are very large pups and big heads. Which was surprising since Kim is smaller with finer bone. I will be keeping a male for sport/detection work. I still have a few breeding units left, so if I obtain more suitable bitches I will do future litters.

Here is the pedigree: http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/breeding.result?father=554287&mother=669734

More information on my litter: http://fullforcek9.com/Kim%20D%20Litter.html

 

by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 21:12


www.phvaalburg.nl
Another fabulous resource.
 

by ddr gsd on 27 December 2013 - 21:12

FullforceK9 - Hi. I'm getting one.  You do not have to persuade me on Caro.
Caro done persuaded me on his achievements on the field and the given inherent,
genetic potential he has.   I will tell you - I have high hopes for this female.



 





 


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