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"The most striking features of the correctly bred German Shepherd are
firmness of nerves, attentiveness, unshockability, tractability, watchfulness,
reliability and incorruptibility together with courage, fighting tenacity and
hardness."
Captain Max von Stephanitz, Father of the German Shepherd Dog
"Show me your dog and I'll tell you what manner of man you are."
Captain Max von Stephanitz, Father of the German Shepherd Dog
Our goal is to improve and maintain the quality of the German Shepherd Dog
based on the German Shepherd Dog Standard. We strive for the highest
quality possible taking into account genetics, anatomy, conformation,
temperament and health. In this regard, our breeding program seeks to
breed German Shepherd Dogs that possess superior temperament, correct
structure and outstanding movement.
Temperament is the single most essential aspect of the GSD. The GSD
by necessity must meet the standard in regard to temperament. Its
functionality and worth will be questioned and tested in every possible aspect
of work such as police, herding, showing, companion, and protection. As
such, he must possess the drive and desire to undertake the required task at
hand. The GSD Standard states that “the German Shepherd Dog has a
distinct personality marked by direct and fearless, but not hostile,
expression, self-confidence, and a certain aloofness that does not lead itself
to immediate and indiscriminate friendships.”
Structure. The German Shepherd Dog must possess a structure that will
enable him to perform the tasks in which he was bred to do. The GSD
Standard stresses that “the whole structure of the body gives an impression
of depth and solidity without bulkiness.” The ideal dog is marked by quality
and nobility. This first impression shows that the dog versatile, reliable and
able to fulfill whatever duties given him.
Movement. The German Shepherd Dog was originally bred to be a
herding dog. After all, he is a shepherd. Therefore, the structure of the dog
must display a fluid easy transmission in which he naturally covers the
greatest amount of ground with the least amount of effort. In this regard, the
GSD Standard specifies that “the typical smooth, flowing gait is maintained
with great strength and firmness of back.”
Our foundation is built upon bitches that originate from the Amber and
Signore lines. These lines are well-known for their outstanding forequarter
assemblies and beautiful side gaits; while also being striking and attractive
in appearance. Our preferred type is a well-pigmented black and red
German Shepherd Dog with a sound temperament, correct conformation, a
firm back, a strong and chiseled head, good to substantial bone, strong
coming and coming, and a smooth side gait.
firmness of nerves, attentiveness, unshockability, tractability, watchfulness,
reliability and incorruptibility together with courage, fighting tenacity and
hardness."
Captain Max von Stephanitz, Father of the German Shepherd Dog
"Show me your dog and I'll tell you what manner of man you are."
Captain Max von Stephanitz, Father of the German Shepherd Dog
Our goal is to improve and maintain the quality of the German Shepherd Dog
based on the German Shepherd Dog Standard. We strive for the highest
quality possible taking into account genetics, anatomy, conformation,
temperament and health. In this regard, our breeding program seeks to
breed German Shepherd Dogs that possess superior temperament, correct
structure and outstanding movement.
Temperament is the single most essential aspect of the GSD. The GSD
by necessity must meet the standard in regard to temperament. Its
functionality and worth will be questioned and tested in every possible aspect
of work such as police, herding, showing, companion, and protection. As
such, he must possess the drive and desire to undertake the required task at
hand. The GSD Standard states that “the German Shepherd Dog has a
distinct personality marked by direct and fearless, but not hostile,
expression, self-confidence, and a certain aloofness that does not lead itself
to immediate and indiscriminate friendships.”
Structure. The German Shepherd Dog must possess a structure that will
enable him to perform the tasks in which he was bred to do. The GSD
Standard stresses that “the whole structure of the body gives an impression
of depth and solidity without bulkiness.” The ideal dog is marked by quality
and nobility. This first impression shows that the dog versatile, reliable and
able to fulfill whatever duties given him.
Movement. The German Shepherd Dog was originally bred to be a
herding dog. After all, he is a shepherd. Therefore, the structure of the dog
must display a fluid easy transmission in which he naturally covers the
greatest amount of ground with the least amount of effort. In this regard, the
GSD Standard specifies that “the typical smooth, flowing gait is maintained
with great strength and firmness of back.”
Our foundation is built upon bitches that originate from the Amber and
Signore lines. These lines are well-known for their outstanding forequarter
assemblies and beautiful side gaits; while also being striking and attractive
in appearance. Our preferred type is a well-pigmented black and red
German Shepherd Dog with a sound temperament, correct conformation, a
firm back, a strong and chiseled head, good to substantial bone, strong
coming and coming, and a smooth side gait.
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