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~ World Class Working German Shepherds from the Mission Valley ~ |
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TITLE TRANSLATIONS The following translations are offered to help the person who is new to Czech and East German lines. Working titles, certifications and a few terms are offered to help in understanding the pedigree elements. The paragraph on Balanced Drives is to educate buyers who are not aware that there is a difference in the various bloodlines of the German Shepherd dog that is being bred today. BALANCED DRIVES: (Equal prey and defense drives). Show dogs generally have little or no prey and defense drives. They are bred for conformation with extreme angulation and have lost most of their solid nerves. A high majority of these dogs would be at a loss in an extreme situation. The show dogs in Europe must pass certain working qualifications but they are still seriously lacking in their working ability from a true working German Shepherd. Sport lines (Schutzhund) which are usually not suitable for serious work are bred for sport. Their performance is based on a very high prey drive with almost no defense drives. Trained to perform for a reward of biting into the sleeve on the arm of the helper who is unknown to the dog. Many of these dogs may not protect their owner or territory against a treat in a real life situation. In realistic protection training the dog should have equal prey and defense drives. The decoy is viewed by the dog as a threat or enemy, not the carrier of the sleeve. The equipment a decoy wears is for protection from the dog, not targeted by the dog or the purpose of the attack. If you are looking for a versatile dog can also live as a calm and courageous member of your family (as what the breed was originally intended for) you want a dog with balanced drives. This is the type of German Shepherds we are producing and importing. Why put the value of your families life or your own in the care of anything else? PRONOUNCED COURAGE & HARDNESS: A personality trait used to describe a particular dog as used within the (1/P). A dog who has in their character will when called upon defend his owners life, his own and his territory with bravery and courage. Regardless of the size or type of treat he comes up against.
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| CZECH PEDIGREE ELEMENTS: | |
| CKSP | Czech registration number |
| SKAP | Slovakian registration number |
| Barva srsti | Color (vlkoseda=sable, celocerna=black, cerna znaky= black & brown, hnede=light, tmave=dark. |
| Sourozenci | Littermates |
| 0/0 | Left hip/right hip, negative for dysplasia |
| 2/2 | Dysplasia in both hips |
| RATING GIVEN BY TOP INTERNATIONAL JUDGES AT THE WORKING EXHIBITION SHOW: | |
| Vyborny | "V" or Excellent |
| Velmi dobry | Very Good |
| Dobry or dobra | Good |
| Trida or tr. | Class, as in selected to the 1st class or 2nd Breed Class. |
| Chov | Champion as in breed class champion. |
| Dozivotne | Selected to a Breeding Class for life. |
| Bonitacni Karta |
Breed Survey Card, a series of letters and numbers used to describe a particular dog. |
| Full Bonitacion |
A dog who has been through a complete Breed Surveys, Rated, and been selected to a Breed Class. |
| INTERNATIONAL WORKING TITLES & CERTIFICATIONS: | |
| Mistr. CR | Czech Champion (Working). |
| Mistr. SR | Slovak Champion (Working). |
| UM |
Participant in Czech Nationals. |
| UM CR | Czech National Champion. |
| UM SR | Slovak National Participant. |
| UMS FCI | National Participant for the World FCI team. |
| UMS WUSV | National Participant for the World WUSV team. |
| Kraj. vit. | Regional Show Champion |
| vit. tr. | Czech Class Champion (Show) |
| ZP | Participant in Search & Rescue |
| SP | Tracking Title. |
| UP | National Participant. |
| UPM | Completion of Search & Rescue |
| SP/PS | Border Patrol dog title. |
| SP-VB | Police examination title. |
| ZM | Basic minimum (All 3 phases just for young dogs). |
| ZMP | Similar to ZVV, also includes Article Search (ZMMP=1st level, ZMP2=Highest Level). |
| ZPS | Special Tracking title. |
| ZPO | Protection title (SPO=Slovak equivalent). More bite work than in SchH. |
| PO | Protection dog. |
| ZLP | Avalanche dog. |
| ZZP | Search & Rescue dog. |
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ZVV 1, 2, 3 |
Czech and Slovak (ZVV/SVV) title system is a utility dog system. More realistic and demanding on all levels as compared to the thousands of dog's that acquire a SchH3. Only 3 to 5 dog's yearly attain the ZVV3 title. This title includes long, detailed tracking phases, full obedience and extensive protection on and off leash. |
| SchH 1, 2, 3 | A sport originated in Germany to evaluate a dog's ability in tracking, obedience, and protection. Three levels; 1 degree the most elementary, 3 degree the most advanced. |
| IPO 1, 2, 3 | Similar to SchH according to international rules. |
| THE CANINE GOOD CITIZEN AWARD RECIPIENT | Canine Good Citizen certificate is a test that ensures a dog can be a respected member of the community. Made up of 10 different tests, the dog must show good manners in a crowd, around a strange dog, separation with a stranger handling, basic obedience and reaction to distraction. Many countries us CGC programs. In some communities Police use the program for dealing with dog problems. Therapy dog groups use it as a screening tool. 4-H groups use it as a beginning dog training program for children. |
| WETT TITLE: |
A water rescue test
is comprised of the following exercises: |
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