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In 2009 when I had come to pick up Mona Radov dvor together with Margo, we found Iran in horrible body condition, he was going to be euthanazied in the next day, because it was an old dog which no one wanted to use because he is ugly, small and non-titled. You all that only now know about the importance of Iran should thanks Margo for he be still alive, thanks God we had at that time people who know about lines and knew the huge importance of the ugly Iran to the breeding, because in his 11 years living in europe only a small ammount of people cared for his importance, and used him even under the critic of some "breeders". Why to brazil? Well, at this side of ocean we have some people who know the importance of certain lines, and if his line is important no one cares for his show titles or even his appearence, only the basic turns important what is health and tipicity. We have about 13 dogs in Brazil, we plan mate Iran at least with Mona Radov dvor and Aiyra Taura Berá and freeze his semen for future use in 4 or 6 year, I only hope that "the old one" will be able to do it all. But dont worrie, there are still some very interesting offsprings of Iran in europe, as I & H Radov dvor, or C Spod Dumbiera, also as K z Peronowki and L Girios Dvasia , you can perfectly find them and use. Ah, who told you that Margo SOLD him to Brazil? He was adopted! But out of breeding and lines, here he have something he never had, a family. Quote:
When we talk about breed selection, it's for nothing you breed a free HD, ED and DM dog with not tipical body, unable to move like a CzW should, then, unable to work using his endurance and agility, it's not select the breed. We can meet several GSD's free of diseases, while he is not able to run over 20km without feel because his body constitution does not help, it's an exemple not far from what we can meet today with CzW. Quote:
Quite unfair isn't it? I'm happy that I've meet some people who does not think that simple, they think in the breed itself, and they will not consider the place where the person lives, but the fact that this person will select and work for the breed. Distance today is not a problem, as I've bring my dogs from Europe, european people can bring back dogs from America.
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I hope Iran will stay there after Wolvin, Margo ....
You did get me wrong. Of course you should get the best dogs because you are starting with the breed there. No the point was that some people were "complaining" that it is to much only the line of Rep. So if people like Margo knows that Iran is important it would make more sence that more people could use him over here. I myself would never take him. I am simple, wolfy looking, healthy and for the most friendly and none aggressive but people loving and strong character, so I could take my dogs everywhere without stressing them. Indeed Iran is to small from my point of view. But I know that offspring can be bigger of course, like the grandpa of my pups was, 64,5 cm and now the pups are 70 cm the females and from 72 - 74 cm the males, but in athletic conditions, long wolfy legs, big and wide wolfy heads, but friendly as a Golden Retriver and people loving all over. So that would not be the point not to take him. To be honest, I my self am not so into in the lines. For me it is only important not to do inbreeding! We had in germany some small litter due to inbreeding. I can not understand why people are risking the health of the csw population. It is crazy. So good luck to you and lots of fun for Iran in Brasil. |
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Cheer to have recovered Iran!!! For my part, I already for some time reflected to use Iran, now it is in Brazil very good idea to make freeze his semen !!! |
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