bestanera
New Member
When I say bigger is not necessarily think the taller,doberman is a race that is still developing, as a breeder I am aware of the responsibility for growing and progress of the breead for example, there is a females that have a lower height limit and you must mating her with the taller dog that would be able to get bether litters. . and thell to Ice that im not BJB,on the contrary I can learn him lessons about the development, blood lines, standards, training dogs ect. .Bestanara - You have a nice dog - He is at the very top of the standard and stretching it. I have heard or have the impression that they use the wicket more in Europe and is another reason that they do not finish from the puppy classes. Ice can correct me if I am wrong.
Both sides of the world have very similar standards and both sides prefer that as breeders we stay within that standard. I would appreciate it that Ice cared enough to give you a heads up if you are new to breeding and showing that if you continue to build and bigger Doberman you will ruin the great start you have with your Bronko. You can be proud of your accomplishment -
Yes when you breed dogs at the top of the standard you do have to be careful what you bred them too or you will get some oversized and those puppies should be placed in pet homes as Ice stated. They are not standard and won't win over the long haul. Good breeders work hard to stay within the size standard. With the genetic load you will still get some over sized and some undersized - they are just not what you want for your breeding stock.
We are trying to help as we can see your excitement and how proud your are of your boy. We want to see you go futher not ruin what you have so far. When you say you have more coming bigger it raises a big red flag.


