which GSD's are the most titled in history? - Page 2

This one, yes for Championships anyhow , Best in Show, 4xV1 world Ch FCI 5 Continent 17 champion 

Jucki von der Freiheit Westerholt 

​SchH1
This dog traveled a lot. Cuba Russia Monaco Mexico Peru Morocco Argentina Latin America Bahamas  Brazil Guatemala
Bolivia Panama Honduras Costa Rica FCI International Central America Puerto Rico Ecuador El Salvador and 2x Vice World Ch

Eddy, that dog was a swedish and norwegian workingchampion, swedish/norway obedience champion, internationall workingchampion and korad, competed in obedience,messengerdog, and tracking on championship level, but I think it´s not the number of different titles that was unique, it was also the fact he competed in these trials with good scores hundreds of times thru his life.

Domestic titles and international titles are 2 different things. German titles? AKC titles? Then there are performance titles and conformation titles. Nurmi and Funny have a good chance of qualilfiying for the most HOT titled female and male in the US I think. . And do you mean number of single titles or the number of times each qualified for, say, a Sch3?   HOT? BHOT?

I'm pretty sure Gleason would hold the record for number of HOT and BHOT titles put on dogs in the US. So far she's bred the only Am bred AKC CH with a KKL1. a V rating and a Sch3. He also has a UD and agility titles. A lot of her dogs have Sch 2 and 3 and OB titles.Before Funny died, she had 3 generations of HOT and BHOT Sch 3 with advanced OB and agility titles. There may well be other breeders who have done the same I don't know about. People like Molly Graf have HOT and BHOT a number of dogs to titles.

A GSD can do anything, all they need is  a motivated and talented owner/trainer.  But it takes dedication; hours spent every day training each of 4, 5, 6 dogs and it helps to have a training field as your front yard .

Xitta v Kirschental had a few titles.

xitta pretty impressive too............sch3 and a hgh.good stuff, i have to say that it goes with the trainer also.there are some good trainers out there.





this is a dog that is pretty impressive to i think 3 major titles.......http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=127314-iorko-de-la-legende-de-chantevent

I had a dog sired by Lado von der Reitbahn who was purportedly 110 times SchH3! So not different titles, but incredible none the less.

I assumed eddy was thinking of workingtitles? Yes, there are different titles but if the title is international or national I guess is less important as long as the titles takes a certain effort and dedication to gain. Many dogs have more than one title but I suppose a dog that done 10 IPO3 plus 10 FR3-competitions is more accomplished than the dog that has only done a few of each, even if he also have both titles. Obviously a certain level in each sport is also more impressive than just having many different titles, so I guess it´s more correct to talk about dogs who have multiple titles and what level they reached in each one.

I think the dog I posted is winning as far as most accomplished in many different trials, but this dog is/was according to the owner the dog with most different workingtitles, even if he didn´t competed lot´s of competitions in each sport, but he was IPO3/BSL3 plus highest level in search,tracking and protection in national working trials,
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=437485-norpatorps-dewil

 

LOVING IT I CAN SEE THESE ALL DAY.........JUST LOVE TO SEE GSD DOING WHAT IT DOES BEST. WORKING ALONGSIDE HIS OR HER HUMAN PARTNER!

Hikita vom Insel has a number of herding titles, on different types of livestock.
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=632941-hikita-vom-insel