Character, Courage & Conformation!
Aline vom Venushof

Breed for breed Improvement or don't breed at all...

 

Kerschberger's Truly FABULOUS  Females - The foundation and greatness of any kennel in any breed is based on the strength of their females.   Bloodline is always more important - Kerschberger's greatness  relies heavily on these impressive females, whether titled or not, I know, these females have incredible genetics to pass on for the betterment of the breed.  All females and males to be bred will have to have the Certificate for DM (degenerative mylopathy) from the OFA. 

Most of these Fabulous females live with regular families and are bred occasionally but are owned by vom Kerschberger, LLC

 "Not for the faint of heart"

Schutzhund 1, kkl1, Uschi vom Klebinger Schloß,

a2, dna, Extreme Drives, obtained her Schutzhund 1 Title in two months!!!! Record Breaking Time!!! 

Uschi's story is something else, I will try and add it to my blog some day!


 Uschi's DM Certification (Click image for larger version)

     Normal (N/N)    

This dog is homozygous N/N, with two normal copies of the gene. In the seven breeds studied at the University of Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of N/N (Normal) have never been confirmed to have DM. This dog can only transmit the normal gene to its offspring, and it is unlikely that this dog or its offspring will ever develop DM.

Jexi vom Kerschberger, SchH1, hips a2, elbows normal,  DNA,  a super sweet daughter of V20 Lana vom Klebinger Schloß and V11 Xaro d'Ulmental  & Her brother Jaguar vom Kerschberger has a1 hips, and a3 elbows.

Her Breed Survey reads as follows:   Over medium sized, medium strong, strong head, full of expression, well proportioned, sufficient firm, correct front, somewhat loose elbows,  high withers, a bit steep croupe, properly positioned shoulders, a bit steep upper arm, well angulated hind legs, energetic gait with sufficient far reaching front.   TSB pronounced;  dog outs.  

Tested NORMAL for DM

Normal (N/N)

This dog is homozygous N/N, with two normal copies of the gene. In the seven breeds studied at the University of Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of N/N (Normal) have never been confirmed to have DM. This dog can only transmit the normal gene to its offspring, and it is unlikely that this dog or its offspring will ever develop DM.

 
 

Bonita vom Kerschberger

Ms. Personality contest winner hands down!
 

ED normal HD a2,  Rated at 4 and 1/2 yrs at age!!!  

Dam: Madonna von der Drei Sonnenseen | Boccacio x Gitzi Wienerau | & another personality plus! & OFA GOOD HIPS.

Sire: Nolte von der Wienerau.  | V46 Qrick x V6 Noscha Wienerau | OFA GOOD -  This makes Bonita 100% Wienerau, another rare dog.   

Line Bred on 4 - 4....V4 Jello  von der Wienerau

  • 5- 5......in V3 Cello von der Römerau

  • 5,4 - 4,5,4,5....VA1 Zamb von der Wienerau

  • 5,5 - 5.......... in V 20 Ussi von der Wienerau

  • 5 - 5,5........... in VA10 Ica von der Wienerau

  • 5 - 5................... in VA7 Fedor von Arminius

  • 5,4 - 5,5..... in VA5 Xandra von der Wienerau

  • 5,5 - 5,5......... in VA6 Odin von Tannenmeise

    • Bonita's DM Certification (click image for larger version)

    Carrier (A/N)

    This dog is heterozygous A/N, with one mutated copy of the gene and one normal copy of the gene, and is classified as a carrier. In the seven breeds studied at the University of Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of A/N have never been confirmed to have DM. While it is highly unlikely this dog will ever develop DM, this dog can transmit either the normal gene or the mutated gene to its offspring.

    Muña vom Kerschberger - Super Sweet, high prey drives, very red, and so very Wienerau!!!  a1 on both hips and elbows, DM tested, and DNA registered with AKC.  & 3,3 Line Bred on SG1 Ungana and Ussaja von der Wienerau!!!  Daughter of Ardan (Cody) vom Kerschberger and Utica vom Lehnhof, and granddaughter of Aline vom Venushof and Gina Trossbachtal. 

    Carrier (A/N)

    This dog is heterozygous A/N, with one mutated copy of the gene and one normal copy of the gene, and is classified as a carrier. In the seven breeds studied at the University of Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of A/N have never been confirmed to have DM. While it is highly unlikely this dog will ever develop DM, this dog can transmit either the normal gene or the mutated gene to its offspring.

     

     

    Below : V20 (world championship Participant Germany 2004)

    Lana vom Klebinger Schloß!  (retired in Rio Rancho NM)

     SUPER STAR

    V20 Lana vom Klebinger Schloß

    SchH2, a2 hips, KKl1

    Lana is the dam of the  J litter born April 17th 06, the L Litter Born December 15th 07 & the P litter born December 22, 08

    Her Sire: V6 Pascha vd Jahnhöhe

    Her Dam: Quaste v Klebinger Schloß

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    BREED SURVEY. Large, medium strong, exceptionally typey. Firm and dry.  Very good head and expression, high withers, firm back, very good croupe. Very good front and back angulations. Balanced chest and straight front. Shows far reaching gait with powerful hind thrust.  Confident, tough, courage and working ability stands out.  Dog outs.

     Lana's DM certification  (click image for larger version)

    Carrier (A/N)

    This dog is heterozygous A/N, with one mutated copy of the gene and one normal copy of the gene, and is classified as a carrier. In the seven breeds studied at the University of Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of A/N have never been confirmed to have DM. While it is highly unlikely this dog will ever develop DM, this dog can transmit either the normal gene or the mutated gene to its offspring.

    Kerschbergers images have  been misused on several personal and public websites to imply that my dogs are images of their dogs. This is outright misrepresentation and therefore I have started to WaterMark the dogs images which are on my site and belong to me, the breeder of vom Kerschberger German Shepherds.    IF you find images of Kerschberger dogs on any other site I would greatly appreciate that you report it to me.   Copyright 2009  All rights reserved.

     

     




    Gina

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