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Polluxx
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Nov 12, 2005, 6:37 AM
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Re: [All] Eros V. De Mohnwise Blood line
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K9mon,
I hope U understand where our concern is coming from ...!!
Now back to your recent post, first of all Chloe is rite in her remark that not all workingline GSD has good nerve neither is all showline GSD nervous creature (however IMO most if not all, the locally-bred 100%showline GSD def cannot do the work due to nerve/shyness/hardness problem).
I would prefer to start with a higher prey drive and food drive puppy.
Personally, I believe as beginner, we should go for the slightly over-medium drv/hardness dogs but not the "over the top" or super drv/hard dogs . . . will be not be easy to handle. Trust me, they will not be easy to train, the situation can even be made worse if we read our dogs wrongly as they will not accept any instruction/correction given without putting up a fight if the ranking/bonding issue has not yet been resolved between the dog & the handler.
The reason for my above opinion is simply the 'easier to train (as U put it) not due to drv..... but rather due to lesser chance of conflicts and ease of bonding. I am of course assuming we r talking abt sports here as U mentioned and not abt breeding.
The thing to note here in ScH Sports is, if U noticed the better dogs in ScH competition are always the "dogs with the best relationship wt his handler". 
Just my 2 cents worth !!!
p/s : ""Hmm..... after clearing all misunderstanding here maybe....U should consider making peace wt our dear Booney as afterall he was acting in good faith""
"Show me your dog and I'll tell you what manner of man you are."
(GSD Founder - Capt Max V Stephanitz)
(This post was edited by Polluxx on Nov 12, 2005, 7:04 AM)
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