Character, Courage & Conformation!
Dotti vom Kerschberger

Ich suche Huendinnen mit Wienerau/Arminius Blut Linien, nicht weiter weg als 2e Generation, zb: Mutter/Vater order Grossmutter/Vater muss Wienerau, Arminius oder vom Klebinger Schloss sein, oder 2,3 oder 3,3 inzucht.  Bitte Schreiben Sie mir wenn Sie so eine Huendin haben.

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Noscha, call name: LuLu vom Kerschberger, 2yrs old, Social, Active when you need her to be, and Calm in the home, very Loyal, appropriate for SAR, and many kinds of training .  This  girl is an athlete and needs an active life. She weighs about 60lbs.     Offered on family companion AKC registration.    LuLu DM tested as Carrier which means she will never develop DM!  < please review the information on this genetic disease which is being ignored by most breeders. 

With her Sire Zuess

Hunting with Jexie who is at left


 
Groß, mittelkräftig, typvoll, sehr gut pigmentiert. Kräftiger Kopf, sehr gute Oberlinie, sehr gute Winkelungen, ausgewogene Brustverhältnisse, gerade Front. Vorne gerade, hinten leicht hackeneng- tretend zeigt sie raumgreifende Gänge mit sehr guter Schrittweite. Wesen sicher, TSB ausgeprägt; läßt ab.

Large, medium strong, typey, very red, strong head, very good topline, very good angulations, well proportioned chest, straight front.  Upfront straight coming, back legs somewhat tight, far reaching gait with very good distances between steps.  She is confident and pronounced, and the dogs outs on command (of the bite sleeve)

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Dogs for ADOPTION TO A GREAT HOME

 
PACK DOGS' LIFE

Zaoa and Dotti asleep in their Perla dog bed

"The housebound dog leads a stressed existence. It cannot express its natural behaviors: stalking, chasing, exploring, investigating."
(From: The Dog's Mind, by Bruce Fogle)

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                                                                                                                                                                            Show-line dogs with working abilities. My dogs have the advantage to run and be happy. NO kennels. They live in groups inside and outside and get rotated around all day long to be either outside "hunting" and/or inside with me lounging around. They are therefore slender dogs while growing up slowly, with incredible speed, stamina and agility. As in nature, the females don't go in heat until after +/- 14 months for the first time! PACK dogs simply live a better, healthier life. It's the only way to have dogs for me. Would you want to be locked up all day in a kennel, get fed, and be on your own again? Didn't think so. My dogs get fed more protein plus raw chicken but never put on weight while living the pack life. Weight is a huge drawback in a pack. (as it is In humans.) My dogs all sleep indoors, in winter and summer. But, they do get walked during darkness too to keep them in tune with nature and fearlessness. (Wolves and coyotes hunt at night.) My dogs are kept out of the hot weather days too. With the way mine are raised, it's much easier to discern which is the better prospect for breeding. The strong will rule, as long as they rule with tolerance and not aggression, I know I'm good. I must remark that it isn't easy to have dogs this way, but, if it was easy, everyone would be doing it... Hence, most breeders' lock theirs in kennels - because THAT is easy, after all... to me, that is sad and goes against the grain of the humane treatment of animals.

 

 

 

                                                                    

   
 
 
 
 

Please be considerate, as I can not reply to emails without full names, telephone numbers, and/or "one-liners" such as 'how much is a puppy'  from 'free' email addresses such as gmail, hotmail, yahoo mail and such. I know from experience that if someone is serious about their pup inquiry, they write a serious and genuinely written email which they will then receive a like email from me.   Emails are time consuming, for me, just as much as for you.  As my internet presence grows, I notice, of course, more and more brief emails are sent across cyberspace.  Also, I will not reply to emails which ask me to check out another breeder for them.  For that, please refer to my Buyer Beware and How to ID a good Breeder links.

 

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saoa@vomkerschberger.com

Phone:
505-990-7566  (sorry, not so quick)

 

 

 

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