Sable GSD's... Photos

Discussion in 'German Shepherd Dog' started by scout75, Apr 5, 2011.

  1. SarahJade

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    Haha I can imagine! The rare occasions I've taken Cookie to anywhere with sand he can go a bit crazy. Still an amazing effect, and IMO worth 1/2 an hours playing with such a gorgeous dog :grin:

    It always amazes me how well some dogs can get along with what others would just think of as 'food'. Again an amazing picture, I love the look in her face. Bet they were the best of friends.

    Ahh I see. So the outer hairs are black, and the tips are black. I often find hairs my dog has shed which are different colours along it and think they are great... Bit strange I know, but the way they can grow being different colours at the tip, middle and root... just think it's pretty cool :mrgreen: Anyway, now I know, so I'm very happy. Will keep an eye out for GSD and see what I can see.
    Thanks, always happy when I learn something new. Another of my weird quirks
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  3. Moobli

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    Sorry - totally missed this thread the first time around. Gorgeous photos of Kofi. He is such a handsome lad and so photogenic.

    Just to pick up on the point about the controversy over breeding working line to show line. Why is that? A guy I used to train with did just this, and with fairly positive results (so far anyway). Why is it frowned upon, and by whom?
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    What do you mean by two different breeds? Just in terms of drive?

    Yogi (WG showline) has quite good drive for a showline and could possibly have made a working dog (on drives alone) but for his rather over-sensitive nature :roll: That is the one downside to him.

    However, I do know a trainer who has both pure showline and also a mix of working and show line who do well in WT and also protection work - so there are lines out there that can do it all.
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    Precisely! :-( The majority of dogs that come through rescue have been very poorly bred by neither the show nor the working fraternity.
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    Such a handsome boy - I love his masculine head.

    I don't have one to show off yet ... but hopefully next year :mrgreen:

    I could post more pics of Ralph and Blaze (both sable) but don't want to bore you with the same pics over and over :mrgreen:

    If you have a look back at the piccie threads under the username "Skilaki", there was a member on here who had two gorgeous sable working line GSDs. Unfortunately she has now left but think her pics are still on :mrgreen:
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    Asked a question that has since been answered!
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    Not a very good pic ... but you get the idea ... of a friend's working line sable bitch :) (who you have already met Scout).

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    Came back in for a catch up, and noticed that fantastic cage set up in the last pic you've posted kirsty - anyone know where I can get a set up like that for my estate car? I like the plastic all the way round instead of a full metal cage, or the metal tailguard bit. I want one of those!!!:grin:
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    Found this old pic :)

    Cox, Bel and Yogi

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    It is fabulous isn't it. I can ask Pat (whose car it is) if you like. I think Lintran do boxes like those, but would have to google to be sure.
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    I remember Cox Kirsty such a hansome dog:grin:
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    Yep :049: :049: :049: He was absolutely fab :grin: I had a look back at the old pics that Skilaki put on here of Cox when she was still a member and he was sooooo gorgeous!
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    How are they now?

    I think sable must be at the top of our list,what do you say?;-) ;-)
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    Fine :)

    I think sable is DEFINITELY at the top of our lists :-D
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    Another couple of the two boys together ... gosh it was taken two years ago :shock: Yogi just looks like a fluffball :lol:

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    I'm no expert (lol) but I know some working line people won't touch something with showlines in the (recent) pedigree. I guess they view it that it might improve the showlines but it is only going to water down the working line? I'm probably not the best person to ask as I don't know that much about breeding! :lol:


    I love Cox, what a handsome boy! And Isha of course, she is a lovely bitch. :grin:


    A few more of my Kofi boy, he will be 2 at the end of next month! :shock: They grow up so fast!!

    Doing his cat up a tree impression..:lol:

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    I think a sable GSD may have to be my next dog, gorgeous pics! :grin:
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    Oh Kofi - you are just too handsome! :049:

    That sounds reasonable to me about the serious working folk not wanting "diluted" working lines - it is the same (probably more so actually) in working collies.
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    Can you spot a working line GSD just by looks ?
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    I think, in the main, yes. There will always be exceptions though :)

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