Looking forward to many more!
(This is not an ad. I believe both pups are spoken for.)



Christie M wrote:It still cracks me up that about 10% of the countries rough hairs are in my working dog club
Judith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds 

I'm honored to have them. They have great personalities. They can be silly and goofy, but the older male can be quite serious when asked. The female is still pretty young, but she shows great prey drive!vneerland wrote:Especially since that is not usually their thing! (work)
And let's see. With a total population of approx 500, 23 is about 4% so you have 0.4% of the total population right there in your club? Wow!

We haven't made it a game so much, as just tried to build his confidence in the situation. When he came to us, the owners had recently gotten him from a working kennel who washed him. He was 9 months and in straight up defense.....which to me is too early to feel that much pressure. He would bite, but it was to get a shot in and get out. So we spent a long time teaching him that he could be successful and stay in the fight.CaroleBoaz wrote: I'll bet they are just like Balto (Laekenois), really funny and goofy, but very serious when they need to be. One of the reasons I don't do the protection sports with Balto is because he has so much natural protection, that I don't want to make it a game with him. But we play tug all the time (and he always wins).

Did Carol Day have a litter? They are Rufus's siblings? Or half siblings?CaroleBoaz wrote:They are new babies in your former state.

Kobus has been in the calendar quite a bit I think. He is a handsome guy. Isn't he a long hair? Or am I thinking of a different dog?CaroleBoaz wrote:Not Carol's, Mary B's. None of the same parents as Rufus. The father, Kobus, lives in PA. The mother is Mary's Tess. Both parents are imports.