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« Reply #255 on: September 05, 2012, 10:31:51 AM »
More of what's Casso hears, I have not seen anything bound clothes with him, maybe we look and behave like new Casso to guard
Subtitrarea se poate, ca nu inteleg nimic ?  :undecided:

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« Reply #256 on: September 05, 2012, 10:48:21 AM »
Ce se mai aude de Casso, nu am vazut nici o filmare  in paza si protectie, poate pui ceva cu el in paza sa-l vedem si noi !!!
Sorin i believe you want to see some action from Casso, if i'm correct in translating your post..
Coming soon brother, but i'm not promising anything too crazy, just a little bit of sharpness... ;)

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« Reply #257 on: September 05, 2012, 10:50:51 AM »
Da, chiar as dori sa vad ce poate cainele asta!!

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« Reply #258 on: September 05, 2012, 11:16:09 AM »
I understand Sorin and i will get some film of Casso showing some guard work at home. He is all natural with no training on sleeve, just pure civil reaction with very little provocation, you should be impressed..

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« Reply #259 on: September 05, 2012, 11:33:38 PM »
Hello Workingdog lovers,

Yes Sorin,Manstopper and i did a small but very realistic type of scenario
where you could be aprouched by a stranger in the night.

Casso handled it with great confidence.
Casso is very much the old tpye of german shepherd when it comes to strength of character
but very impresive in terms of looks.

Manstopper certainly has him self a winner.

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« Reply #260 on: September 06, 2012, 12:08:17 AM »
Hello Workingdog lovers,

Yes Sorin,Manstopper and i did a small but very realistic type of scenario
where you could be aprouched by a stranger in the night.

Casso handled it with great confidence.
Casso is very much the old tpye of german shepherd when it comes to strength of character
but very impresive in terms of looks.

Manstopper certainly has him self a winner.
LIKE

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Re: Casso
« Reply #261 on: September 07, 2012, 12:23:49 AM »
Niste cadre primite de la Manstopper azi dimineata. Imi place cum arata Casso, chiar aduce a old school. Cu fizicul asta imi aminteste de Nero (Jinopo v Bismack).

Casso is looking good, has the old look about him, too. This physique kind of reminds me of Nero (Jinopo v Bismack). Beautiful park, by the way!




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« Reply #262 on: September 07, 2012, 05:01:43 AM »
Hello Dani,
Yes, Casso Embodies every thing i look for in a working german sheperd.

For a relatively young dog Casso show's all the atrbute's we look for in a serious dog.
He all so has the lovely bi-colour markings that i totally adore.

The only thing i would like to see different in Casso is his structure,more along the type of my
dog Rahni but otherwise super dog.

VERY OLD STYLE TEMPERAMENT.

Regards
Sam.

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« Reply #263 on: September 07, 2012, 05:42:23 AM »
Sounds like Reg got himself one fine dog!

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« Reply #264 on: September 07, 2012, 06:11:37 AM »
Niste cadre primite de la Manstopper azi dimineata. Imi place cum arata Casso, chiar aduce a old school. Cu fizicul asta imi aminteste de Nero (Jinopo v Bismack).

Casso is looking good, has the old look about him, too. This physique kind of reminds me of Nero (Jinopo v Bismack). Beautiful park, by the way!

Thanks Dani he's gradually getting heavier and is 41 kg at approx 62 cm, and yes Queens Park inner Melbourne is one of the first parks to be established in the city..

Hello Dani,
Yes, Casso Embodies every thing i look for in a working german sheperd.

For a relatively young dog Casso show's all the atrbute's we look for in a serious dog.
He all so has the lovely bi-colour markings that i totally adore.

The only thing i would like to see different in Casso is his structure,more along the type of my
dog Rahni but otherwise super dog.

VERY OLD STYLE TEMPERAMENT.

Regards
Sam.
Cheers Sam for your positive feedback on Casso..
But some of the boys want to see some action, in HD video.. I guess a picture tells a thousand words, but a video says a million.. In the near future Sam you might have to find the time to help us get that moment on film in motion..

Sounds like Reg got himself one fine dog!
Still not 100% happy Dani, i still have that vision of a Held or Titus running around in my yard, with attitude.. Cream on cake... :)

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« Reply #265 on: September 07, 2012, 06:46:47 AM »
Still not 100% happy Dani, i still have that vision of a Held or Titus running around in my yard, with attitude.. Cream on cake... :)
Hey man, I hear you, I really do; getting THE dog nowadays is truly a luck phenomena, with so many good bloodlines dying down and a good dog springing out of nowhere (but not necessarily good producer). I think we ultimately got to be content with what we have and work just with that. Something tells me the best bloodlines are found in the old school dogs but that was swirled almost as if by a hurricane, since there has been no controlled breeding of the dogs in the military throughout the years. That cream on cake may never come in our own backyards OR if it did, it would very likely take us by surprise (talk about luck).
I myself will soon start working Hun in protection although he still has a fairly "childish" response to various elements around. Right now I think he will act quite a bit in prey as I don't see a fight in him rising up as yet, but am expecting things to mature with time.

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« Reply #266 on: September 07, 2012, 07:26:43 AM »
imi place mult Adolf si Casso arata foarte bine

I really like Adolf and Casso looks very good too

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Re: Casso
« Reply #267 on: September 07, 2012, 08:26:48 AM »
But some of the boys want to see some action, in HD video.. I guess a picture tells a thousand words, but a video says a million.. In the near future Sam you might have to find the time to help us get that moment on film in motion..
When time and technology allows it, I guess yes, it would be cool to see Casso in action. I guess the legal "climate" for such exercises is different over there. Would you have to file documents and stuff in order to train your dogs (on your own property) in protection?

Cand timpul si tehnologia permite, da, ar fi beton sa il vedem pe Casso in actiune. Din cate tin minte climatul legal pt asa ceva e diferit la voi, aveti nevoie de aprobare de vreun fel sa puteti lucra cainii in protectie?

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« Reply #268 on: September 07, 2012, 05:52:05 PM »
Hello Gang,
Dani your wright,the true hard dog's of yesteryear are dying out but needless to say
we still have semen stored away from some of these great dog's here in Australia.

Unfortunatly these individuals who have this semen are very very very narrow minded
and very greedy.

Reg is very lucky to have such a dog the second time around as most people are not so fortunate to have
such a at all.So to have that type of dog twice in your life Reg would have to consider him self very lucky.

Long live ONYX!!.  A true hard dog.

Regards
Sam.

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« Reply #269 on: September 07, 2012, 10:25:31 PM »
Sam I must say I am privileged to have Hun, it almost feels like having history in my backyard, he is gradually revealing his potential and shows me some quality when I least expect it. When I first saw him back one year ago I saw a drop of fight in him that I liked and I saw that again last night.
Yes Reg must be lucky to have his hand on such dogs.
On a different note, what do you mean when you talk about the narrow minded breeders? I can't help but think that some would "guard" what they have, since the breed is gradually going down, it's with that in mind that I am asking the question. To be honest Hun's semen will not fly out around my country but I will limit that as I consider best.  I can understand the efforts of people like John to help preserve some old east bloodlines and I will show my respect to that by controlling what happens with Hun's blood. Nowadays many mix the bloodlines like they're always trying new soup recipes. If I learned anything from John in time, is not to become a chef but try and be a breeder with specific goals in mind.