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Blitzen: Is that your neighborhood? Wow , that must be awful!!!! Anyway, no matter where you live, we love you just 'cause you are one of our fans here in this site. AHHHH!!!, ask Phil for Helen, or Mike. I'm a doctor specialized in Rheumatology, and  Mike is my husband. He has a Master degree in Chemical Engineering from Switzerland, Geneva where he was raised.  We own this company, and he has been in this market for over 30 years. Ask Phil, we know how interested you are in us, maybe you believe him. Good bye!!!

I've actually read posts with simple, yet earnest questions where people get "flamed". So, I'm not so sure this is truly a friendly place overall even though I know there are people here that love their dogs and their sport. If you guys think I'm the minor, well, that's a compliment!  I'd love to be half my age with the things I know now;  I'd love to have some "do-overs".

I became a member here to learn from other people and to be able to interact with people that have the same passion.  If someone wants to post something they did on a show, maybe that will get more people interested in dog sport and educated instead of shooting a seemingly nice animal for no good reason.  Isn't it the point of these forums to share experience, educate, and promote?   Isn't it to expand our sport membership

I once shook hands with Bob Dylan, that didn't make me a rock star. If Mr. Phil wants to support your claims, he can do so here.

ONCE AGAIN .......where do you trial your dogs, where did you trial you dogs, where will you trial you dogs? If you dogs are what you claim them to be and if you are who you say you are, then you must be able to answer those questions. 

I could be a fan and I could refer serious buyers in FL to you IF you were the real deal.  So far I don't see that happening. All you have posted here is one video that was less than impressive and nothing to back up any of your bizarre claims. Now is your chance.



 

Hello Miss. Duskin. Good morning? How's things by Oklahoma? Say hello please to all of the members of your great family from us, including your wonderful and beautiful dogs!!!! Well, here are some new fans we have. Isn't great? Did you read how many things they wrote about you, and about us? This people must know the lucky numbers to play the lotto, let ask them!!!!

No jduskin I didn't mean you are the minor, that referred to another post.

I agree, sometimes simple earnest questions get a response they don't
deserve - sometimes, not very often. However I bet there are far more patient
answers to questions that come up time & again  (How big / what colour
will my pup be;  is this a longcoat; what's the best food; and so on, & on)
and friendly chat about dogs birthdays, commiserations on sick or dead
dogs, not to mention educated discussions about training methods or
GSD structure or other canine features, than there ever are ppl getting 'shot
down'.  Surely a matter of balance in how you view the site ?  If you only look
for rude responses, that's all you will see, no matter how few & far between
they are in relation to total contributions to (any !) website.

All of which is actually completely off the point.  Perhaps 'Helen' would like
to actually answer some of the comments about the TV appearance being
ill-judged, or weak bites NOT being what buyers are seeking, etc ?  Instead
of being sarcastic to Blitzen, that is.  BTW, watch her run the other way if
Blitzen tried to take her up on that expensive offer of free training and 
accomodation !

Miami Dade,
If Phil Hoelcher is such a good friend why don't you have him teach your people how to decoy and properly work dogs?  Phil is a very talented guy and you could really benefit from his knowledge and experience.  Based on the videos that I have seen and your advertisements of dogs; you could really use his help.  Your "decoys" really could use some training on proper presentation, how to develop grip, when to give a bite and when to slip the sleeve or add additional pressure.  I have watched some of your videos and how you describe your dogs in advertisements.  I have also watched the video of the TV appearance and the performance of those two dogs.  I find the advertisement of the "very dark malinois" to be very misleading.  That dog shown in the video and described in your ad just don't match up.  There is "no truth in advertising" here, so you are free to describe the dog as aggressive as you think, the video shows an average malinois....Nothing special as you describe.  You may have sold some nice dogs and I'm sure you have some satisfied clients.  The fact still remains that someone (there are a couple of people using your screen name) from your company criticized others here and assumed they were unable to train dogs.  You need to be very careful when insulting folks, chastising members or questioning their training ability when yours is far from perfect based on the videos that you have posted.  You don't always know who you are insulting and that is what started the entire debacle.  

I'd be more than happy to go on TV and take bites from any of your dogs, I just can't sing very well.  I'd also be more than happy to work your dogs in a suit, sleeve or muzzle as would several members here.    Taking bites from your dogs would be just another day of working dogs.  To be fair, the video of the TV stunt showed a couple of nice dogs that were not prepared properly, handled properly or trained properly.  But, not bad dogs at all.  I'm sure the couple of satisfied clients that have popped up on here received nice dogs from you, especially if the dogs were "green" and not trained by your staff.  I'm also sure they are novice working dog owners and do not have the experience to know the difference.  If you really think the dogs in the TV appearance were adequate then we have a completely different idea of what a well trained working dogs is.  

If Phil is such a great friend and admires you so much why don't you have him post in this thread to your greatness. 

 

Very well put, Jim.