Phil Win

I suppose it is a bit much asking. Lot of breeds involved in the make up. Just a brief run down would do.

Great day had by all it seems. Dogs look in great order. How is each one bred from left to right?

Some working BM. As pups lol

I would avoid the modern GSD, especially the show ones that look like they are draging their back legs along the ground and suffer big time from hip problems ect, they have also lost a lot of their protective way, but not the ones i put up in the clips above. The BM, are great too, if you get the right breeding.

This is how the old german shepherd was as seen below. Here a pup, learning and some adults. These GSD, are from the old DDR, have not changed since before the berlin wall came down. Their guarding, drive ect, is unreal, i have seen for my salf personally what they can do, would have one by my side any day walking down a crazy saturday night town street, full of drunks ect lol. Free from all Hip problems ect. The pup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UVcWkGDdxk&list=UUOQxXQFTCY97kZfx7qMKgrw Working adults https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg7_PLAavtw&list=UUOQxXQFTCY97

I have seen a pure saluki some years ago here in the uk box a hare very well and kill it on a small paddock. They learn to adapt.

When i use to work out in the middle east, most salukis out in the deserts killed everything but the livestock around their camps, from desert wolves to desrt mice. Only the best survived and worked and passed on the genes, which has been going on for a very long time and has assured a Unique breed of dog. They are not your normal domestic dog, well the ones i seen anyway, they were moreless feral, but hunted along side the men that had them.

Their was a topic on this recently, as seeh below. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/332756-pup-eating-faeces/

Done

Pure salukis below lamping, i seen this clip on you tube the other evening, seems like the owner knows how to bring them on.

Enjoyed the wright up and clip of the pup, coming on very well by the sound of it and the clip, thank you.

Forgot to mention this, yes, it does work from passed experience.

My one is still a pup yet, she is 4 and a half months old. Coming on well. Her mother was german import working lines and her sire was a mixture of working and show lines. She is coming on well with training, strong drive.

She sounds well bred and your doing well with her in my opinion. Hopefully she will grow out of it, most do.