Alina,WT 16.01.2005, SchH 2, Kkl. 1, ZB: V einen Wurf mit 7 Welpen
Alina, dob 16th of January 2005, Schutzhund 2, BreedSurvey Class 1, Schow Class V (Excellent) Had one litter with 7 pups.
Alina wird demnächst läufig und kann von einem VA Rüden gedeckt werden VB 4500.-€ plus Decken ca. 1000.- € & transfer USA ca. 800.- €
Alina will go in heat soon and kann be bred to a VA male. Her price is in Euros 4500, + Stud Fee approx 1000 Euros, and plus shipping to the USA approx 800 Euros.
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Alina's Breedsurvey
Groß, mittelkräftig, typvoll, sehr gut pigmentiert. Kräftiger Kopf, sehr gute Oberlinie, sehr gute Winkelungen, ausgewogene Brustverhältnisse, gerade Front. Vorne gerade, hinten leicht hackeneng- tretend zeigt sie raumgreifende Gänge mit sehr guter Schrittweite. Wesen sicher, TSB ausgeprägt; läßt ab.
Debby, WT 30.10.2007, sehr guter Spieltrieb und sehr gut zu Kindern und anderen Tieren. Preis 1000.- € & Transfer.
Debby dob is 30th of October, 2007 with very good play drives and very good with children and other dogs. Her price is in Euros 1,000 + shipping which is approx € 800
PACK DOGS' LIFE
"The housebound dog leads a stressed existence. It cannot express its natural behaviors: stalking, chasing, exploring, investigating." (From: The Dog's Mind, by Bruce Fogle)
Show-line dogs with working abilities. My dogs have the advantage to run and be happy. NO kennels. They live in groups inside and outside and get rotated around all day long to be either outside "hunting" and/or inside with me lounging around. They are therefore slender dogs while growing up slowly, with incredible speed, stamina and agility. As in nature, the females don't go in heat until after +/- 14 months for the first time! PACK dogs simply live a better, healthier life. It's the only way to have dogs for me. Would you want to be locked up all day in a kennel, get fed, and be on your own again? Didn't think so. My dogs get fed more protein (National Dog Food's Energy Pack) plus raw chicken but never put on weight while living the pack life. Weight is a huge drawback in a pack. (as it is In humans.) My dogs all sleep indoors, in winter and summer. But, they do get walked during darkness too to keep them in tune with nature and fearlessness. (Wolves and coyotes hunt at night.) My dogs are kept out of the hot weather days too. With the way mine are raised, it's much easier to discern which is the better prospect for breeding. The strong will rule, as long as they rule with tolerance and not aggression, I know I'm good. I must remark that it isn't easy to have dogs this way, but, if it was easy, everyone would be doing it... Hence, most breeders' lock theirs in kennels - because THAT is easy, after all... to me, that is sad and goes against the grain of the humane treatment of animals.
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