[ SHOWGSD-L ] How many of you...
- From: ELG440@xxxxxxx
- To: showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2009 13:10:02 EST
In a message dated 11/7/2009 8:08:48 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
pcooke212@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
In speaking with a repro vet a while back, she told me that she is seeing
quite a few male GSD's that do not want to breed naturally, can not tie a
bitch, and do not have a healthy sperm motility (?) or normal sperm count.
(I think I am wording that properly) She seemed to think that our breed is
losing reproductive vitality?? Sorry if I got the terms wrong. I sort of
understood what she was saying. She said she is even seeing it in German
imports, but, mostly show dogs. This does not bode well for our breed.
Something must be lost when a breed can't survive without human
intervention.
I remember hearing that years ago, probably 30 or so. I think it is one of
those things that start around every so often. Not unlike the free
computer from Apple.
I wonder if Snoops would have anything on that rumor?
Evan L. Ginsburg
Asgard German Shepherds
http://www.asgardgsd.com/
Where Type Movement and Temperament come together
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