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kitkat3478

by kitkat3478 on 03 January 2015 - 03:01

Well, first off, I don 't drink...second...punch in google search for russian shepherd pics and see how many dogs like that pop up...

    And, since you know so much about the decline of the German Shepherd....have at it vk...mix um up...

Your vision...The Australian Outback Shepherd....right up your alley....

Hey, serious question...you ever done any kangaroo boxing?


by joanro on 03 January 2015 - 03:01

Vk, can't those dogs get their tail up away from their ars? The dogs look very very flaatt.

kitkat3478

by kitkat3478 on 03 January 2015 - 03:01

Vk...anyone ever said this to you? I find you to be quite an annoying little man. You say the most inappropriate things....your comment to joan was really uncalled for....sorry mods...just my own opinion


by vk4gsd on 03 January 2015 - 03:01

"Well, first off, I don 't drink..."

maybe you should, might chill you out, you seem stressed

"second...punch in google search for russian shepherd pics and see how many dogs like that pop up..."

 

i did, that's what came up, and a bunch more, look surprisngly like a german shepherd.

 "And, since you know so much about the decline of the German Shepherd....have at it vk...mix um up..."

you seem stressed

"Your vision...The Australian Outback Shepherd....right up your alley...."

no allies in the outback sorry, but thanks for defining my vision for me.

"Hey, serious question...you ever done any kangaroo boxing?"

sounds serious


by vk4gsd on 03 January 2015 - 03:01

"Vk...anyone ever said this to you? I find you to be quite an annoying little man. You say the most inappropriate things....your comment to joan was really uncalled for....sorry mods...just my own opinion"

it sounds like you need a hug.

thanks for volunteering yr opinion, means a lot to me.

 

 


Udo

by Udo on 03 January 2015 - 08:01

Vk4gsd,just asking if anybody ever seen..I did.

Don't know too much about this breed(just wasn't interested),but met on many competitions as IPO,BH,FH,SPr etc..

I think enough information everywhere..Who interested able to  find out.It's just about taste..

Don't need to be so negotive,especially after NY.

P.S.Just in case,I don't drink.

And one more thing,Putin have nothing to do with it,he is more labrador person ;)

 

 


by vk4gsd on 03 January 2015 - 08:01

^ yeah people that have never heard could have just said no, or not responded at all. makes perfect sense.

 

i guess some hysterical women here have to get their drama somehow.


susie

by susie on 03 January 2015 - 12:01

It does not appear that any health studies have been conducted dedicated to the East-European Shepherd, which makes it impossible to make any definitive statements on the breed’s health.  The East-European Shepherd has a wider gene pool than most purebred dogs, and has also been bred almost exclusively as a working dog.  This breed is generally considered to be in very good health, especially when compared to other modern pure-bred dogs, and most fanciers claim that it is very healthy.  This does not mean that the East-European Shepherd is immune to genetically inherited health problems, only that it suffers from fewer of them and at lower rates than other breeds.  Among those health problems which have been documented in the East-European Shepherd are hip dysplasia, Entropion, ectropion, bloat, and degenerative disc disease.

 

Because skeletal and visual problems are known to occur in this breed, it is highly advisable for owners to have their pets tested by both the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) and the Canine Eye Registration Foundation (CERF).  The OFA and CERF perform genetic and other tests to identify potential health defects before they show up.  This is especially valuable in the detection of conditions that do not show up until the dog has reached an advanced age, making it especially important for anyone considering breeding their dog to have them tested to prevent the spread of potential genetic conditions to its offspring.  It is highly advisable to request that breeders show any OFA and CERF documentation that they have on a puppy or its parents, which essentially all reputable breeders will have.

 

A full list of health problems which have been identified in East-European Shepherds would have to include:

- See more at: http://www.easypetmd.com/doginfo/east-european-shepherd#sthash.irtIFjCO.dpuf


by joanro on 03 January 2015 - 13:01

Vk, you are drama, this thred started with drama and each of your posts are drama...as usual.

by joanro on 03 January 2015 - 13:01

Hey, vk, sounds like your suggestion to bring the bred into the gsd to "improve" the health of the gsd sucks. Looks like you should recommend taking the gsd to you friends with the Russian shepherds would be more advantageous for that breed. And looks like Susie did what everyone else, including you, did...googled the breed.





 


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