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Offline Man Stopper

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« Reply #330 on: October 20, 2012, 08:33:48 AM »
Thanks Thara and those who complimented on Casso.. I actually cant translate the page, but looks like positive feedback..
This is the first  time he has been put in this situation, where helper is 2.8 metres high on top of fence..
This is a guard dogs duty and where i personally feel tests should be done more often..

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« Reply #331 on: October 20, 2012, 09:47:01 AM »
ai un caine super smecher omule. Bravo!  :rockon:

Man, you have a super dog.

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« Reply #332 on: October 20, 2012, 09:48:27 AM »
face treaba buna Casso  :cool:

Casso does a good job.


Ce varsta are Casso?

How old is Casso now?

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« Reply #333 on: October 20, 2012, 09:53:05 AM »
Multumesc Prototype pentru traducere, astazi nu am prea fost pe faza!  :beer:
Thanks Prototype for translating!

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« Reply #334 on: October 20, 2012, 10:10:30 AM »
Man Stopper, can you post Casso's pedigree here, because pedigree's link on first page doesn't work.

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« Reply #335 on: October 20, 2012, 10:11:55 AM »
Man Stopper, I like Casso's reactions! You have a fine looking GSD with very good temper  :cngr:

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« Reply #336 on: October 21, 2012, 12:49:08 AM »
Man Stopper, can you post Casso's pedigree here, because pedigree's link on first page doesn't work.
I have NO pedigree papers for Casso but have very good knowledge on his ancestors, over the last 2 decades..
This bloodline was very hard to attain pedigree, as it was tightly held by breeder, with contracts and basiacally limited..
His Sire who we call Mad Maxx, has Security Pekahiah 4 times in the first 5 generations..
And Dam is litter sister to Yultzen Rahni, who you can see on this page..the Bi colour female..
She has Gento v haus Larwin, Fax v Grenzganger and Von Forell Vocho who was the main Stud at Von Forell Kennels..
Prototype Casso is 2 and a half years of age now..
Thanks again all.. :)

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« Reply #337 on: October 21, 2012, 03:31:58 AM »
Why on earth are they that "tight" on all these situations with contracts and such..?
I've had various emails from online friends telling me the situation in Australia is that many breeders (even known or popular ones) would provide false documents (sold dog carrying other blood rather than the one mentioned in the pedigree). Irony is, they likely bred to GOOD dogs but the said dogs had/have no documents. When you have to choose between a papered dog that is not that great and a non-papered dog who is great both as an individual and producer, what do you do, especially when the breed ain't doing great..? I am not standing for these things, I am just wondering myself about this.
While the document aspect (genes) is ever so important, I can't help but be on same track with one who ultimately decides to stick with a good dog, regardless of the pedigree situation. IF ONLY you could have a pedigree issued for Casso, that would be awesome...

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« Reply #338 on: October 21, 2012, 08:47:52 PM »
Why on earth are they that "tight" on all these situations with contracts and such..?

 I can't help but be on same track with one who ultimately decides to stick with a good dog, regardless of the pedigree situation. IF ONLY you could have a pedigree issued for Casso, that would be awesome...
Being "tight" with the contracts is all because of $$$$$$$ and nothing to do with health (hip/elbow) issues that breeders might be concerned about..

Dani paper work is great, but is only effective when the breeder has knowledge, about several of the dogs within that pedigree..Seeing them first hand; working them and testing them out..
Its all good to see titles and ratings, but this would be beneficial to those who would want to participate in sport, but not those who seek a bit more 'old school'..
I believe with the video footage and the above average knowledge i have on Casso's bloodline, is more modern and effective than simply paper work alone..
Paper work or not, let the good times roll...! :rockon:

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« Reply #339 on: October 23, 2012, 12:56:51 AM »
Dani paper work is great, but is only effective when the breeder has knowledge, about several of the dogs within that pedigree..Seeing them first hand; working them and testing them out..
Its all good to see titles and ratings, but this would be beneficial to those who would want to participate in sport, but not those who seek a bit more 'old school'..
I believe with the video footage and the above average knowledge i have on Casso's bloodline, is more modern and effective than simply paper work alone..
Paper work or not, let the good times roll...! :rockon:
Titles and stuff, am really not bothered at all mate.. I've seen "titled" dogs first hand, in the yards of very (if not extremely) popular breeders and they showed no natural aggression when being challenged by an aggressor. But when they saw the sleeve they turned "protective". Yeah right..
However, when it comes to breeding I learned the lesson well, you just GOT TO KNOW THE GENES, do the homework before you decide to go breeding. I guess that's why I am giving papers their importance (and by that of course I mean pedigree, not titles). Now, you know Casso's background, that's why i said it would be cool to get them.. somehow.. and you could work your way up from there.

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« Reply #340 on: October 23, 2012, 08:13:39 AM »
The common dog without papers has been breed by an average simple minded breeder..I got a female , you got a Male German Sheperd so (ajde) lets breed, so to speak.. Which he or she has NO knowledge what so ever of the dog/bitches history..

So its for fun and some quick pocket money, but i feel that in my circimstance its pretty much not that case..
I feel comfortable and greatfull to have had contact with the original breeders of this rare concentrated bloodline that i have with Casso.. They 'dont make them like the way they used to'
And with there 30 years+ of knowledge and experience it gives me more faith, especially when the 'proofs in the pudding' as they say.. 

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« Reply #341 on: October 23, 2012, 09:33:18 AM »
The common dog without papers has been breed by an average simple minded breeder..I got a female , you got a Male German Sheperd so (ajde) lets breed, so to speak.. Which he or she has NO knowledge what so ever of the dog/bitches history..

So its for fun and some quick pocket money, but i feel that in my circimstance its pretty much not that case..
I feel comfortable and greatfull to have had contact with the original breeders of this rare concentrated bloodline that i have with Casso.. They 'dont make them like the way they used to'
And with there 30 years+ of knowledge and experience it gives me more faith, especially when the 'proofs in the pudding' as they say.. 
I hear you mate.
I got a male dog in sight that i (potentially) want to breed Briska too, the dog comes form papered dogs but the owner didn't get them, didn't know he could do that.. but, the dog is a beast, a true beast.. that's just food for thought for now, for me... ;)

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« Reply #342 on: October 23, 2012, 10:53:39 PM »
I hear you mate.
I got a male dog in sight that i (potentially) want to breed Briska too, the dog comes form papered dogs but the owner didn't get them, didn't know he could do that.. but, the dog is a beast, a true beast.. that's just food for thought for now, for me... ;)
I would say you might have a good chance to get your hands on the registration papers through the breeder somehow, if he is local and understanding your situation.. A for me Dani the guy that started this bloodline via the Paternal (Sire) side of Casso, some 2 decades ago was very strict and put all his litter's on limited registration.. He had the reputation fo breeding pure 'old school' kind of dogs, and had NO problem in having them under his control, in the way of contracts...
He actually is the same guy that visited Europe in 1992 i believe, and took footage of Hassan v Gruntal, which is on the
The Von Forell channel on You Tube .. They have Semen from Hassan v Gruntal and he has been used several times, and a few females have carried this bloodline forward at Von Forell kennels..
Mate i believe that beast that your talking about, should be UNLEASED...!!! :rockon: ;)

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« Reply #343 on: October 25, 2012, 05:52:55 AM »
Luckily for me the fence was allmost three metres high.

Truly a scary feeling!!.


Regards
Sam.

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« Reply #344 on: October 25, 2012, 06:50:27 AM »
He actually is the same guy that visited Europe in 1992 i believe, and took footage of Hassan v Gruntal, which is on the
The Von Forell channel on You Tube
It would be cool if he actually had even more footage available...  :rockon:
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Mate i believe that beast that your talking about, should be UNLEASED...!!! :rockon: ;)
All things in good time  :cool: