Krijger Honden Kennels Introduction
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2019 4:26 pm
Good morning,
A quick introduction of myself, I have been on this forum for a while but not under this name. After five years of research I have decided to Breed Dutch shepherds. This was not a decision I have made lightly or on a whim. I received my male for work and it was going well until the program was cancelled. I had to make a decision on what to do with him. By decision I mean what type of work and how. Ares was trained in Explosives detection and handler protection. We went private contract and that's about all the details I am able to give on that. during one of the trainings he hurt his rear leg and rehab was taking some time. At this point I decided to add swimming to his exercise regiment. That's when we found out he has a passion for Dock Diving, he absolutely loves it. After working with this breed I realized just how special they were. Ares and I have a strong bond and he is absolutely fearless on the field, but unlike many other high drive dogs I have worked with, he can be as gentle as needed to fit the situation. I wouldn't call any dog infallible, but my trust in him is exceptionally high.
I paired Mika (Uli Chien Policier NVBK) with Ares (Chercars God of War UKC/NVBK). I have already describe Ares, but what Mika brings to the table is an intensity and focus that's incredible. Both have a ball and prey drive that is through the roof. I chose the NVBK dog line to keep the line as close to the original lines as possible and to deversify the gene pool as Mika is the daughter of a Holland import. Litter will be NVBK registered. I do believe these pups are going to be top dogs in the breed, representing the traits that make the Dutch Shepherd the incredible dogs they are.
I personally own both dogs, I can keep a close eye on there health, and daily care. My goal is to breed the best Dutch Shepherds in New England. All heath test/OFA links can be seen on the website as well as pictures of all the new pups. She whelped 9, 5 females and 4 males on August 1st.
Thanks for reading
A quick introduction of myself, I have been on this forum for a while but not under this name. After five years of research I have decided to Breed Dutch shepherds. This was not a decision I have made lightly or on a whim. I received my male for work and it was going well until the program was cancelled. I had to make a decision on what to do with him. By decision I mean what type of work and how. Ares was trained in Explosives detection and handler protection. We went private contract and that's about all the details I am able to give on that. during one of the trainings he hurt his rear leg and rehab was taking some time. At this point I decided to add swimming to his exercise regiment. That's when we found out he has a passion for Dock Diving, he absolutely loves it. After working with this breed I realized just how special they were. Ares and I have a strong bond and he is absolutely fearless on the field, but unlike many other high drive dogs I have worked with, he can be as gentle as needed to fit the situation. I wouldn't call any dog infallible, but my trust in him is exceptionally high.
I paired Mika (Uli Chien Policier NVBK) with Ares (Chercars God of War UKC/NVBK). I have already describe Ares, but what Mika brings to the table is an intensity and focus that's incredible. Both have a ball and prey drive that is through the roof. I chose the NVBK dog line to keep the line as close to the original lines as possible and to deversify the gene pool as Mika is the daughter of a Holland import. Litter will be NVBK registered. I do believe these pups are going to be top dogs in the breed, representing the traits that make the Dutch Shepherd the incredible dogs they are.
I personally own both dogs, I can keep a close eye on there health, and daily care. My goal is to breed the best Dutch Shepherds in New England. All heath test/OFA links can be seen on the website as well as pictures of all the new pups. She whelped 9, 5 females and 4 males on August 1st.
Thanks for reading