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Do you have a good idea for an informational post?

Post by centrop67 »

I am not sure if you've had a chance to read the latest post regarding breeder selection.

That was an idea brought to me via private message from another member of this site. I loved the idea and the content. I helped a little with the editing and format, but the content was so good, it couldn't be just a regular post.

So, if you have some thoughts on helping me with similar informational posts, please don't hesitate to PM or email me your ideas.

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I will say this as much as I know about Dutchies if I could buy a pup from any breeder in the world it would be from Von Kamphuis in Holland. Gerben breeds the finest KNPV k9s without question. Ask an SOF operator and they probably would tell you they have a Von Kamphuis Dutch or Mal. Google them up. I wanted as close to a Von Kamphuis Dutch as possible because they just don't produce a lot of litters, Vandalia was as close as I could with a TimoXTeeka puppy. I did my homework and was rewarded with "he to this date in his training is everything we would look for in a SOF working dog". It isn't so much the training, it is what was hard wired into him. It flows through his veins. He bleeds Von Kamphuis orange and Vandalia blue. As someone once said " he is LOUD, Dark , VIOLENT and a little out of control".
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