

ThanksCongratulations on your wins with your beautiful boy "Bronko"! You should be proud! wins in the show ring are always exciting!
How old is this boy? Junior class? He looks like an adult already! what is the age of the Junior classes in Serbia? It is 12 months of age in some classes here in the USA and 18 months in others!
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Bronko is 16 months old but he is huge and his height is 75cm,whenever I show up with him on dog show or anywhere people are impressed with its appearance and size and they are afraid but Bronko is one big baby
He loves it when the people especially among children, always trying to cuddle
in Serbia Junnior Class is from 9-18 month old dogsThanksWill you be showing him more in the future?
I'm not sure because I was no longer interesting to him expound on the dog Shows because he is always at the first place
I'm joking, Bronko need to win more time at Yunior class and to becomes Young champion of SerbiaWill you be showing him more in the future?
thanks Marko,I am also a fan of big dogs and Since I am the breeder in the future of my breeding will be based on large Doberman, I expect in the coming months new litters to be larger than BronkoYou're right to be proud of him he's a fantastic Euro lad, I like him a lot as I'm very much a fan of strong well built Euro's. I see he is a big boy at 75 cm, the same size as my boy
If you don't me asking how much does he weigh?
Tha
thanks Marko,I am also a fan of big dogs and Since I am the breeder in the future of my breeding will be based on large Doberman, I expect in the coming months new litters to be larger than Bronko

ThanksBronko is 16 months old but he is huge and his height is 75cm,whenever I show up with him on dog show or anywhere people are impressed with its appearance and size and they are afraid but Bronko is one big baby
He loves it when the people especially among children, always trying to cuddle
in Serbia Junnior Class is from 9-18 month old dogs

pg 45He is huge, one can tell from his photos!
Like Marko says, and agree's that the big boys/girls do catch peoples attention! Ozzy is a quite larger boy too and he is gorgeous as well!
He is at the top end of the standard and if he gets much taller (doubt it at this age) he would be having trouble in the ring. Do not want them to be MUCH larger than the standards call for as it means they are too large and it is an issue with many people who do like the breed the size that the standard calls for.
I for one have a larger female, she is 84 lbs and 25.5" tall so she is quite stocky and so is my male. He is not tall at all, in fact he is at the low end of the standard for height at 27" tall or 69 cm and he is 94 lbs or 43 kg and he to is quite stocky for his height. He is however a working machine and has incredible size and build for a working dog.. he may not win any beauty contests ( he may at that yet) but he will be titled in Schutzhund and My female is a champion here in two venues and will also be titled in Schutzhund. I think that the biggest concern for those who have the bigger guys like your Bronko and like Ozzy is that they become too large to do the 'work' that the breed is known for... so you will get some "critisizm' over his size here... as you can see from Iceman already. This forum has its 'size police' enforcers and seem to love to make those of us with larger Dobies feel like we are criminals now and again....
So from Marko and I, and probably Judith who also has the larger size Dobies, I am sure you will receive alot of praise about the beauty of your boy, but from others? Not so much... it is a shame that the 'size argument' gets so down right mean at times.... I for one have had my dogs be the 'brunt' of much verbal abuse over their size... but I have gotten over it and consider those opinions and forget them...
You might want to do the same! Welcome to Doberman Chat forum.... from a large European Dobie owner and lover!
Diva
you will get some "critisizm' over his size here... as you can see from Iceman already. This forum has its 'size police' enforcers and seem to love to make those of us with larger Dobies feel like we are criminals now and again..
(this was a joke)
pg 45Who are you to give me a lesson aboute doberman standard and size?? you wood be pride to have same dog as a Bronko in youre oneI am not a size police...i was only making a point that if this guy is a proper breeder and he shows his dogs in Serbia, he should know better that oversized dogs are not desirable and are not allowed in the ring at any serious show venue.
Claiming to breed "larger" dobermanns, in some cases using the words such as "King" or "Warlaock" is a marketing policy used by BYB's in the states.so the reason i asked if he was planning to export to USA was that(this was a joke)
There are loads of larger than standard dogs bred all the time, even by reputable breeders, but this is not intentional and all these dogs are homed as pets because in serious events the breed standards are enforced by the judges.