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If I was a breeder...looking for working lines

The website has a good deal of information on dogs, some notable kennels from the past, you can learn useful information, etc. This isn't where I would go looking for my next Doberman, just saying. These 'bred for purpose' dogs are just not my thing. I don't need or want it, at the end of the day you have to be able to live with the dog.

Regarding their last advertised litter, in the pedigree you have this dog. Euthanized due to owners inability to handle him. Obviously here they are putting the problem on the owner and not the dog...continues breeding his offspring. (Let's be honest, Euthanized for his sh*t temperament )
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Icaro vom Blitzkrieger passed the Körung in Sweden with
188 points out of 200 points and
also passed working/breeding tests in Sweden. He has full dentition and tested as vWD carrier. Icaro was euthanised at 7½
years of age due to his owners inability to handle him."

Wow. Bet there is more to that story...
Reminds me of youtuber Stonnie Dennis "dont get a dog you cant kick the azz of..."
 
For example- (and this is not a comment on anyone here, more for lurkers doing homework...)
...just a good explanation of what may be involved in managing a strong breed...

 

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