[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Why Champions-odds
- From: "Castle Kennels" <castlegsd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <rivendellp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "'Kris Kudel'" <vomkristallaugen@xxxxxxxxxxx>, <SoilentGrn@xxxxxxx>, <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 17:01:30 -0500
In our experience...long coated animals tend to be very good. In many
instances...picks of the litter in intelligence...temperament...and motion.
Paul, you are right on the money with this statement! My long-coat puppy,
now 7 months old, is so smart it is scary! She is taking private obedience
lessons and her instructor is amazed at how intelligent she is. As for
temperament...all, I can say is that nothing fazes her. She is as solid as I
have ever seen! Movement...yes, she has that, too. The best thing I have
done in a long time is to keep this "coat". She will keep all three of
these attributes in my line when I breed her further down the road.
Pat
Castle Kennels, Ltd.
Where Shepherds of Distinction Reign
www.castlekennels.com
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