Information regarding a pedigree and kennel - Page 3

What's your dog's pedigree then?

@ susie . . . . again your only argument is a color

Blue and Livers are no different then a traditionally colored German Shepherds. They are in fact purebred GSDs, and often are born in a litter with traditionally colored littermates. Recessive genes are in the pedigrees just because its something (certain people) can't understand doesn't make it wrong. They are fully registerable. The only limited thing is they can't compete in conformation ring is to exhibit a dog who most closely meets the breed standard (that is fine, I understand that) but don't say these dogs are serious faults. You know what I consider a fault people who are so absorbed in traditional ways that have nothing to do with what makes a good German Shepherd and are actually ruining the breed to try and go for perfection.

Read the breed standards
http://images.akc.org/pdf/breeds/standards/GermanShepherdDog.pdf?_ga=1.126754893.1766275309.1458771654

The only thing you can fault me for is color. . . Someday I hope this will change the white German Shepherds went through the same thing and still do with being considered faulty I can just see it now how many of you that can't get over a fault as simple as color will have smoke coming out your ears.

I don't mind - in your country you are free to do whatever you want. Why not breed for curly tails, floppy ears and oversize, too? After all it's in the genes...

@ susie you need to move along. Obviously my forum is bugging you which is fine its not here to please you its here because I asked a question and wanted peoples thoughts you have given yours now please more along.

If you get right down to it LC are technically a dog with a flawed coat as I have read so I guess

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=2436234-jango-von-der-bohmer-muhle

Would be considered just as faulty of a dog as my livers. Weird

Anyway to those that did help on this forum thank you. I am gonna only answer questions now via private message. Take care everyone.

Wow - you really know nothing about this breed. ..

Take care, too

Regardless of all the arguments you've listed it's wrong to breed this male--and to a liver colored female at that. I've been involved in shepherds for over 50 years and I can tell you straight out--it's wrong. You don't know what you're doing--making you both stubborn and ignorant of the facts at hand. The very reason you posted your comment
tells me you know you're wrong but just can't admit it to yourself.

Ron; she is talking about her female for breeding, a liver...

Britny: If you are talking about your love for the breed and excellence, you are on the wrong tract.