Casso

[Romul]

Hello Dani.
In 1988 i was introduced to the workingdog circle through the purchase of a female german shepherd.
Beunnan Ulme was that female.If you look at some of the Von Forrell lines far back enough you will see her there,
she's even in Casso pedigree.

For the four or so year's that i had her i found it a up hill battle just to breed her to male's of the same blood.
So Dani in the end i had enough of the politic's and then sold her to Cendrise kennels.

All i'm saying Dani is that we can't single handley save a particular bloodline or we musn't limit our self's to the use
of a quality stud dog for our personal gain.

I think if someone share's the same vision as you don't over evaluate your dog if your so fortunate to own such a dog.

Cheers.

Regards
Sam.

[ben]

Sam, cheers for expanding your thoughts a little bit.
You see, over here, only a handful of people that I trust will actually get their hands on Hun's blood. I hope it doesn't sound like I'm over evaluating Hun, I am just being considerate of what "multipliers" are doing these days (I can't call them breeders). They hunt down whatever sells and in pursuing their own goals they breed good bloodlines into a genetic soup. I hope my English is good enough to pass around what I got in mind when saying that.
You are right, no one can "save" bloodlines (long term) by their own efforts. I am at starting point in trying to help preserve specific bloodlines and so I am learning along the way.

[Romul]

Dani,your english is far better than mine.
Considering you are in a Europian country and i'm in Australia i would have to say your english
is excellent.

I suppose my excuse for having poor literature is that fact yes i was born in Europe
and the fact that i came here to Australia when i was six years old.

Dani with the law being the way it is here in Austalia it makes it extremely difficult to own a dog like Casso
let alone a dog like Mad Max or Onyx,Casso is mild in comparison to say Onyx when it comes civil agression
but never the less Casso is more than plenty for Reg's need's.

I wish you the best in your endeavours Dani and i can't wait to see what comes out of your kennels.

Regards
Sam.

[Man Stopper]

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?

Dani i dont know of any permit which would allow the working dog enthusiasts to train there dogs for protection.. Only those well known trainers who are recognised within the government agencies (cops) have the right to hold such sessions..But its not hard to get your hands on equipment and for those to find some warehouse, to have some short sharp sessions..

[Man Stopper]

Sam, cheers for expanding your thoughts a little bit.
You see, over here, only a handful of people that I trust will actually get their hands on Hun's blood. I hope it doesn't sound like I'm over evaluating Hun, I am just being considerate of what "multipliers" are doing these days (I can't call them breeders). They hunt down whatever sells and in pursuing their own goals they breed good bloodlines into a genetic soup. I hope my English is good enough to pass around what I got in mind when saying that.
You are right, no one can "save" bloodlines (long term) by their own efforts. I am at starting point in trying to help preserve specific bloodlines and so I am learning along the way.

Dani your right that Hun's bloodline should be used where you and those fortunate few can achieve positive results. These days the term or title 'DDR' is just that a"title"on paper, not character.
As for the soup i like to make it simple, with very few ingredients and extra HOT pepper...!!

[ben]

Dani,your english is far better than mine.
Considering you are in a Europian country and i'm in Australia i would have to say your english
is excellent.

I suppose my excuse for having poor literature is that fact yes i was born in Europe
and the fact that i came here to Australia when i was six years old.

Dani with the law being the way it is here in Austalia it makes it extremely difficult to own a dog like Casso
let alone a dog like Mad Max or Onyx,Casso is mild in comparison to say Onyx when it comes civil agression
but never the less Casso is more than plenty for Reg's need's.

I wish you the best in your endeavours Dani and i can't wait to see what comes out of your kennels.

Regards
Sam.

Sam, thank you for your kind feedback on my English! Where about in Europe do you originate?
Wow, sounds like Onyx was indeed one heck of a dog... I guess Casso is still young and Reg has to wait a bit longer to really tell the color of the dog. We keep talking about the old dogs as being the best and so I ask myself WHAT is going on???... It just seems to me like the breed is dying, as we can't compare the recent/modern dogs to the old ones.. where are we doing it wrong.. the answer MUST be found in breeding thinking and doing, it's just got to be..

But its not hard to get your hands on equipment and for those to find some warehouse, to have some short sharp sessions..

That's good news! I suppose there have been blokes in the history of the country who trained their dogs with the wrong goal in mind and determined the government to take action..

Dani your right that Hun's bloodline should be used where you and those fortunate few can achieve positive results. These days the term or title 'DDR' is just that a"title"on paper, not character.
As for the soup i like to make it simple, with very few ingredients and extra HOT pepper...!!

Trust me I am being very considerate of Hun's bloodline and yesss... few ingredients and plenty HOT pepper   

[ben]

Niste poze faine pe care mi le-a trimis mai devreme manstopper 

Casso, Oct 2012

[guest]

I just love the way Casso looks! I always did. 

[ben]

I just love the way Casso looks! I always did. 

True, he's a good looking dog!

[prototype]

Indeed, he looks very good!

[Man Stopper]

Thanks guys.. Some new footage of him on You Tube..
Thanks again Dani

[ben]

Some new footage of him on You Tube..

This one I presume..



He's one handsome dog indeed!
Try and not use the zooming function of your camera, it's digital and it spoils the image quality.

[Man Stopper]

  Thanks Dani.. I had to zoom in and get that blocky head..

[ben]

Thanks Dani.. I had to zoom in and get that blocky head..

Too lazy to check out the first pages... how old is Casso at this point in time?

[prototype]

But some agitation with Casso when we'll see?