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Ramona,
Today we started obedience training for real, with the fellow that
specializes in GSD's. He does a lot of Schuntzhund training along with
obedience work. He said I have "a great pup" and "you'll have no
trouble with whatever you do" after our first lesson. He said that
because he has had a lot of experience with shepherds, that he sees a
lot of shepherd pups for beginning classes and often has trouble finding
something nice to say. He often works with folks who have a puppy bred
locally, or in someone's backyard and he can tell right away that the
breeding is not the best. Lots of white shepherds and "spooky" pups he
says. So anyhow, he said it was so great to meet Kelso, as he is such a
well bred pup! He put me in touch with someone who does S&R and said
he'd love to see me come to one of his Sunday afternoon Schuntzhund club
meetings to see if I am interested. He had mostly black and tan's but
had a very pretty bicolor female that is also Czech bred. He looked
over Kel's pedigree very carefully, and though said he had little
Czech experience, he knew as much about the Czech kennels as I did from
reading your web page. At the end he said Kelso had a very nice
temperament and would be fun to teach. Just thought you'd like to here
nice things said about your puppies, but I am sure you hear that a lot!
take care,
jenny |