Crok vom Erlenbusch and sire Greif zum Lahntal

Crok vom Erlenbusch and sire Greif zum Lahntal by gsdk9va on 20 November 2008 - 02:11	gsdk9va Posts: 39 Joined: Fri Nov 07, 2008 01:15 am
Oh, wow! Thanks, John!

Crok vom Erlenbusch and sire Greif zum Lahntal by Shelley Strohl on 20 November 2008 - 15:11	Shelley Strohl Posts: 2974 Joined: Tue Sep 28, 2004 07:18 pm
...and 2 dogs as different as night and day.

Crok vom Erlenbusch and sire Greif zum Lahntal by justcurious on 20 November 2008 - 21:11	justcurious Posts: 366 Joined: Fri Aug 01, 2008 05:32 am
this has nothing to do with what you are asking but i was looking over the picts on the historical va list recently and picked out a few that had a 'look' i like and one looked very much like crok. 1977 VA1 Herzog von Adeloga http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/107.html

by LanierSchutzhund on 20 November 2008 - 23:11

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Greif Zum Lahntal is a very famous old stud dog in the late 70's or so.

He fathered Sagus vom Busecker Schloss that won the Bundesseiger with Helmur Raiser. In fact I owned the littermate Silge.

Many of the offspring of Greif were very tough-civil dogs.

But back then we enjoyed a tougher dog and times were different.

Crok vom Erlenbusch and sire Greif zum Lahntal

by Paul15 on 21 November 2008 - 02:11

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So when and where did the "Mink" head show up? I have heard it referred to as anvil shaped or just plain ugly. I am curious of the orgins. Even I can pick out dogs with this type head now and I am no expert. But as far as workability and drive, let's just say I havehad lots of offers. My dog is a Crok grandson. He has a head so long and pointy that people think he is part malinois. But the way he works, I don't care

Thanks,

Paul

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