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by tedebear12 on 29 June 2012 - 03:06
She returned an email telling me she was blocking my emails and that I was just a window shopper. She said many nasty things and said she would never send one of her elite, world, top-notch bred dogs to someone such as myself. Keep in mind we have never met, spoken by phone, or anything else. This was simply a response to asking her to provide video and proof that the dog in question was indeed show quality.
As a side note, I remember her listing a breeding from that Dona dog. In it she said something to the effect that the dog was one of the toughest biting females in Germany.
by Cavalier K9 on 29 June 2012 - 03:06
I was thinking about e-mailing her and letting her know the temperment of this dog once I do the evaluation. I love how she states the male has a BH and is a Medical Alert Dog?
She also states that all of her dogs live in her house....that would be 9 GSD's living in your home? Seems like a lot of dogs in 1 house! Also she says she breeds for quality not quantity yet she has 7 breeding females? If she breeds them every year that is A LOT of puppies....jmo.
by tedebear12 on 29 June 2012 - 03:06
by trixx on 29 June 2012 - 04:06
by Niesia on 29 June 2012 - 04:06
Cavalier K9
In my limited experience (and I would bet) that it is highly unlikely that the behavior is genetic and that it didn't begin until now.
If it's true that the dog just started showing aggression at a year an a half, there are many, many possibilities as to why... Serious change/stress in a dog's environment: i.e. financial, health or family problems, etc..
My guess is that the dog wasn't properly trained and socialized as a puppy and this behavior began to manifest itself at about 5 months of age - now, when they realize/admit there is a problem - it will probably require intervention from a professional to fix. (Standard "one year old GSD free to good home" scenario). I would highly recommend an evaluation performed by an experienced (good) GSD trainer/behaviorist (no pet store dog trainers).
In the meantime, I wouldn't allow that dog off-leash in the company of visitors, strangers, etc.
by OGBS on 29 June 2012 - 04:06
Seriously???
It's a frickin' show dog!
CavalierK9,
The behavior of this dog, just like in Elkoor's post, sounds like a nerve-bag.
Hopefully you can help this lady.
If not, get the dog in the hands of someone that can handle its issues.
Otherwise this dog will end up at the pound or dead.
by yellowrose of Texas on 29 June 2012 - 05:06
Sound like this woman needs to sell her husband for $5000.00
and find a new husband..first
THEN SELL the dog to a trainer and go find a well bred dog.
YR
by hunger4justice on 29 June 2012 - 06:06
by workingdogz on 29 June 2012 - 10:06
settlement for one of her dogs mauling a serviceman
that was at their home doing some work.
At least one person she had trained with in the past
had been brought in to the lawsuit by the injured party
as an 'expert witness' against her
The case was settled out of court.
by Gustav on 29 June 2012 - 10:06
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