Czech GSD'S ? - Page 3

missbeeb I'm always taking pictures of things so I'm sure I'll put quite a few on here as the puppy gets here....and as he grows older.

Look forward to them, thanks.

I feel that for the most part, Czech dogs tend to come with a little more civil aggression than the rest,(which is great for me),and they can be a little skiddish with some environmental scenarios.To me the Czech dogs make excellent tools for outcrossing.If you notice a lot of your so-called Czech dogs or either crossed with W.German or DDR.I feel that far too many West German breeders are implementing this increase of prey drive in their breeding programs and the outcome is a breed whom is not aloof anymore but hectic and nervous.As for the DDR I feel they are starting to concentrate too much on the looks of the animal and not placing enough attention on the rest of the factors that it takes to produce the complete German Shepherd!!

For the most part though I must say that the majority of dogs that I have seen crossed with Czech lines tend to be some fantastic animals..

Looks to me as though these 3 geographical areas need to continue crossing these lines instead of it being W.German v.s. DDR v.s. Czech and keeping themselves segregated and risk ruining the breed!!!

Interesting point. I do agree with your assesment.

snaijper-  The pic I posted above is of my almost 2 year old pup.  He's a son to Agar but as you can see the physical charicteristics are not very similar but what he lacks in his "beauty" he makes up for in his abilities.  Sorry for the large pic, still not very good with posting pictures and making them smaller.  I'll try to find some of the pups that are a little more recent.

This is the one female out of my first litter.  I was torn between her and the male I kept. In this pic she's about 12 weeks old and I see her every day since her new home is right up the street from me....I kick myself in the ars every time I see how gorgeous she's turned out and her owners have done a fantastic job with her obedience. She's the pup that gets spoiled with bottled water only by them. lolI like her head for a bitch.

Thanks everyone for all the Wonderful Info/Comments about Czech GSD's! I love all the Pic's that are posted. Agarphranicnistraze1,  I LOVE  the Photo you Posted of your 2 Yr Old pup out of Agar!!!  STUNNING In My Eyes! He appears to be Bi-Color? He is a Clone in the Photo "Looks Wise " of my 12 yr old Bitch that recentley passed away in July. She had a WGR dog in her line "Blackey Von Kleinen Born" generations back....She however had a Stocky build and was Very Large in Size Often mistaken for a Male. I wonder if she had any Czech in her line? She was Very Calm, Smart,  Loyal, Protective! Anyway, Do you breed Czech dogs? Or know of any Good Czech GSD Breeders you could reccomend that have the looks and Confidence of your 2 Yr old Bi-Color Male pup you posted? Thanks.....

I know I have posted pictures of my Czech female Xena before....but I am going to post it again. I think that for a female she has a nice head and is put together very nicely for a workingline female. Her sire is cowned by Eurosport K9 and also Mike Diehl. Europsort has produce some of the best Czech dogs in my opinion. You cant go wrong with them.....Taunya is a very nice person and so is Josef.

ok...   this is my czech female,   break it to me easy guys....  Does she have an "ugly" head??