I agree with you Lord. These ears are too tight together.
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I agree with you Lord. These ears are too tight together.
von Cosack
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If he's for sale something isn't right. Happy New Years Stud Dog Enthusiasts. Graff was a very important dog in the present breedings, a well balanced look and successful dog. VON.
totally agree with you Iceman and VV you are right too, if he is for sale, something isn't well
von Cosack
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Heres one of my favorites, controversey in regards to health from the Seven Sires is well documented and he's the most famous of the Seven! Dictator V. Glenhugel. VON.
iceman
Active Member
here is your dictator Von...
http://www.dobermann-pedigrees.com/dictglen.htm
even found a rare video of him dated 1951
http://www.dobermann-pedigrees.com/dictglen.htm
even found a rare video of him dated 1951
von Cosack
Novitiate
Thanks the video has been on the net for some time, great to see Peggy's smile she was a wonderfull lady who knew this breed inside and out. As for Dictator the famous pic of him standing alone is my favorite. Beautifull head and a full lower jaw. Great look! Thanks Iceman. VON.
I felt the same way...he is still stunning at ten....and I kinda felt choked up....I dunno felt like looking at one of kind......like something we wouldn't see again????????
von Cosack
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"I dont like it when they say prepare. Means the dog needs training for something that is natural "
Clearly you have not a clue about this. You cannot TRAIN a BASICALLY PROPLEMATIC DOG (genetically) to pass ZTP. Many tried - almost noone passed.
The "prepare" is proper sosialization and attack training, ONLY.
Unsosialized dogs cannot pass anything - the species "canis" is programed by nature to be fearful to everything that he was not introduced properly between 40 days and 3 months.
The sosialization must continue, but it is not training.
As for the attacks - there is a technique to be learned, true, BUT as every trainer can tell you, a dog that doesnt bite for genetic reasons, CANNOT learn ANY technique - he will not bite anyway.
ZTP is a basic test and it also tests trainability - the claims about "natural" ZTP (without any expose of the dogs in stimuli before ) are ridiculus and completely amateur.
Clearly you have not a clue about this. You cannot TRAIN a BASICALLY PROPLEMATIC DOG (genetically) to pass ZTP. Many tried - almost noone passed.
The "prepare" is proper sosialization and attack training, ONLY.
Unsosialized dogs cannot pass anything - the species "canis" is programed by nature to be fearful to everything that he was not introduced properly between 40 days and 3 months.
The sosialization must continue, but it is not training.
As for the attacks - there is a technique to be learned, true, BUT as every trainer can tell you, a dog that doesnt bite for genetic reasons, CANNOT learn ANY technique - he will not bite anyway.
ZTP is a basic test and it also tests trainability - the claims about "natural" ZTP (without any expose of the dogs in stimuli before ) are ridiculus and completely amateur.
ZTP isn't really attack training its a temperament test : http://www.dobermann.co.za/Training/Temperament/ZTP.html
