Interesting SL/WL cross. What do youo like or dislike about the cross

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by djc on 14 June 2012 - 01:06

Absolutely Gustav!! I was not going to go into that detail but you did a fantastic job!! Yes, I forgot to mention Vando and how his influence was also for very good work. Thank you for going into the detail and helping others to know that sl's that work well do not happen by chance, they are researched and bred very carefully. My Karats Ulk son's dam's lines go to Sagus B.S. in the 6th generation, as well as Ando Altenberger Land and Vando. I know Sagus doesn't count in a line breeding for him, per say, but he has worked REALLY well in wl/sl crosses with bitches that have Sagus closer. Here is his pedigree:
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=422058
Debby

by yellowrose of Texas on 14 June 2012 - 02:06

Absolutely Gustav:

Thanks for the excellent tracing..YOU say it best and how it shows up..

YR

by judron55 on 14 June 2012 - 11:06

I have worked some very nice van Corsalabroek (sp) males....not sure if they still breed. I am interested in that bloodline...Vimo van Corsalabroek, a Ingo vom Horand son was very nice on and off the field. His dam is Tessa van Corsalabroek. Powerful...superb grips and aggression...courage test to die for...There were others imported from this kennel that went to Maryland, I believe....

by gsd100 on 15 June 2012 - 16:06

How is this Leon dog even VA rated? I thought the dog needed to be SchH2 minimum to be VA.

by cage on 15 June 2012 - 21:06

I don´t think he is VA rated, I remember he was V6 in the main specialty show not VA 6.

by charlie319 on 04 October 2012 - 16:10

Saw the pup a couple of weeks ago. The dam stamped her genetics pretty well. Seems to have good and open temperament. Good focus and prey drive. Would be a good universal dog. Dam is extremely agile and healthy for her age. Looks at least a couple of years younger than her age.

by Hundmutter on 04 October 2012 - 20:10

I have to say that although Leon flunked out, the sport field isn't everything in terms of good temperament.
I once saw a video of Leon being walked - calmly - through a crowded market place. Now THAT might be
actually more use as a skill than facing up to a decoy waving a stick at a dog, for my circumstances. Maybe
for some other owners ?

[DUCKS !!!]

Protection work has its place but it really ain't the be-all and end-all.

by GSDPACK on 04 October 2012 - 21:10

I must have superdogs as they all go downtown to the market, accompany me to 4th of july fireworks in the park, have kids attempting to ride them like horses, yet...tnone of them is a dog you can run off the field because it is little warmer then yesterday bad day!

I did not see the correct temperament of a German shepherd dog. I saw a dog that looked like a GSD but lacked the TEMPERAMENT of one.
Not every dog must be a tough nasty male, but the video did not even show me something I would like to take for free.

I am sure he is not a bad dog, but he is not what a GSD should be..... and utilizing him for breeding? I would have to see some serious turn around in his progeny!

by Gustav on 05 October 2012 - 02:10

And liking water isn't the end all to be all for a Labrador retriever .....but I sure wouldn't see one that didn't as being strong in breed type!

by trixx on 05 October 2012 - 02:10

that video of Leon was so bad, i would never ever breed to a SL with this bad a nerves, for god sake the helper did not do any thing. i am a SL person and i hate to say it but this really makes the SL look very bad, i am glad i have very good nerve SL. i would agree this is very bad protection, i would be imbaresed to own this dog. not to mention he did not even do the ob part right either. LOL

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