Moe the German Shepherd
Kennel Stavanger European Working Line German Shepherd Puppy Blog - 10 weeks to 6 months
Schutzhund training, Dog socialization, Puppy Conformation
May 26th 2008
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Doggie socialization is very important training. Today Larry met Mariner and his human. It was a shocker seeing a dog come out of no where. But once we saw Mariner offer the play bow we knew everything would be ok.
All the exposure to puppies and dogs really paid off. Larry had a great time today! |
Ball Anyone? |
Anniken av Stavanger "Nicky"is turning out to be a natural retriever just like her mom. The word from Maryland is that she has very good ball drive and very good hunt drive. She does not give up the search for the ball until she finds it. She also likes the water very much. She loves to retrieve sticks and drop them at Deborah's feet for a fun game of fetch in the water. If she looses sight of the stick she can be heard sniffing it out as she swims around in smaller circles until she finds it. Wow...she has Kway's nose. Just what we were hoping for. I hear it is really something to see. We might get lucky enough to see a video too.
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Well, well, well...it took me
long enough to see it. Of course Glenn had it figured out at seven weeks. Curly
is his mother's son and Gjeter is her father's daughter! This is our dream dog.
Already Curly is showing to be almost identical to his mother. If he keeps it up, he may even receive the same KK1 breed survey rating that she has. He even has luscious dark eyes.
Gjeter has
showed similar training patterns to her sire's, Ufo van Guy's Hof. It's almost identical from the dumbbells
to the long bite and guarding in the blind.The Ufo progeny have a very sweet
temperament. But when it's time for business...they are very attentive.
Larry and Moe appear to
resemble more of their Sire’s lineage. Their sire Kway vom Posthorn is a super dog out of
Asko von der Lutter a World Champion. The SV in
9 week old German Shepherd Puppies - which puppy to choose
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What a tough decision. We never imagined. Anyone of these pups will be great in canine sports. We've received numerous inquiries, but nothing that gives us the confidence that these fellas will receive the devotion they deserve. Luckily our first two puppy homes were more than we could hope for. They set a very high standard. Each have experience with Working Line German Shepherds, have participated in a dog sport and have arranged their life style to live with high drive dogs.
On another note...what you see in this photo is what you get. This is exactly the type of handler attention you will receive from these dogs. Even though they have been trained to make eye contact, these pups have always been very handler aware. The eye contact seen in this photo is true eye contact. They were not baited. Of course they do know at some point they will receive a reward, but they have been taught that reward will come through eye contact. Puppy Availability |