eurosport - Page 9

there are a few eurosport planned breedings coming up at eurosport.

i have to ask  - --  why do people choose a puppy for its color instead of for in this order..........

Selection criteria

- High vitality

- Good playing drive

- Temperament

- Good Shepherd Dog expression

- Strength and substance

- Harmonious movement

- Good transmission over the back

- Color?????? Or rather: pigmentation


Especially if on is looking for a sport dog.

she is right dont go by color i wanted black too but ended up with a sable if i bought the black dog i know i would have been unhappy as that dog did NOT FIT INto my lifestyle or my needs as much as the sable dog did

dont get me wrong the black dog was a good dog but just wasnt as good as a match for me personally as the the one i ended up with i just love black gsds the best always have always will one day ill have 1 i am sure
 

REMEMBER u will have this animal for over 10 years!

ask eurosport if they still have a puppy named uzi polica

sitasmom ill have another

I have been in touch w/ repeat buyers of Eurosport dogs and they were very satisfied.

I was looking for a specific type of dog to live with and work with - and to fit in w/ my personal life which includes running a small horse farm. I wanted something easy to live with, but with enough drive to enjoy some sports with.

Taunya has been great to work with.  She has been very responsive in answering all my questions and most of all, very helpful in helping me pick the right dog. There are several I would tell her I was interested in, and she would tell me why they might be close to what I was looking for or where they might fall short.

If helps to know what you're looking for as a buyer ... what you're willing to pay ... and be able to communicate that. Each dog has it's own story and it's up to you to find out what that is :) And of course, in the end, nothing is 100% for sure! But if you do your homework, you will hopefully get close.

I  can't wait til I pick up my new partner from the airport!

Donna in Texas

I probably shouldn't respond but I will say I see a lot of nice Eurosport dogs and I hear all kinds of rumors about them, so do I think it's true?  No.  Not because I know this Tauna person but because the dog world is a dark place to be.  Some could tell others it's the sky that's actually green and they'd believe it.

I purchased a dog from eurosport.  Unfortunately, I have to agree with Darryl that they were not forth coming with all the info on the dog because they really did not know the answers to my questions, I think the dog was raised by someone else so not in their possession all the time Although this was never confirmed.  Josef did send me video of the dog working.  The dog looked fine and by their description would suit my needs as based on the requirements I gave them.

The dog was a Hot Mess when I got it, fearful of everything, dirty kennel dog etc... Not the confident dog I requested.  I did not need a dog with over the top drives (already had one of those).  But this dog it seemed had never seen the light of day.  Unless it was all due to the trip over from slovakia, they had to have seen some of these issues.

Long and short of it is Tanya offered to take the dog back, wanted me to be stastified with what I got.  I chose to keep the dog.  He has done well with alot of work, but still has fear issues would have been a disaster in the hands of a novice person or family situation who did not know the breed.  But all turned out well.

I do not feel that Josef and Tanya delibrately took advantage of me and they stood behind the dog and were willing to refund me.  So I think overall they are fair.  Would I buy from them again  probably not.