...:: Robby & Pascha Glockeneck ::...
"DDR Bomber"
[part 3]
There is one dog I would like to mention, as I know him personally by training:
DIEGO VAN MARIJA'S HOEVE
Diego in aktie
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Born 30th January, 1999 NHSB 2232973
IPO 3 286 points
Breeder: Lotte, M and Nagtzaam, M in Hoogvliet
Rakker PH1 x Perle v.d. Herdgang kkl.2 IPO3
Ancestry fathers side Rakker:
Gento v Haus Larwin – Robby vom Glockeneck Sch3 IPO3 FH
Ancestry mothers side Rakker:
Tosca PH1 – Layka PH1
Ancestry fathers side Perle v.d. Heerdgang:
Verwin v. Blitsaerd VH3 – Robby vom Glockeneck
Ancestry mothers side Perle v.d. Herdgang:
Esta v.d. Herdgang VH3 IPO3 – Carmen v. Tiekerhoek PH1
Owner and handler: Richard Venzelaar.
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Diego therefore is 3 – 3 inbreed to Robby vom Glockeneck. Not bad, such an origin of working dogs!
I have seen Diego many times in action at our club (G.H.S.V. Schiedam). Characteristic is his super hard and full bite. This is a natural born bite, genetically anchored.
The dog is very social, every one can pet him when he is wearing the sleeve. Children can play with him, he has a calm and stabile character, but he is ready for action when he needs to be. In short, he is a genuine German shepherd.
Diego and Richard
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Richard did not do a breeding survey with Diego, therefore as regards of bone structure, he now is in between Kkl.1 and Kkl.2, but taking his working capacities into consideration, this dog should have Kkl.1.
As it now appears Diego inherits very well, all young dogs (out of a total of 18, coming from 2 nests) owned by sportsmen, they do very well in the training.
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Remarkable is that many German shepherds that have the KNPV certificate are off-spring to Robby vom Glockeneck. There are few German shepherds suitable for this KNPV training:
Bart v’t Fuuke, Benzy v Ashley’s Home, Gento v Haus Larwin, Rakker, Rocky Blitsaerd, Maiko v’t Heukske, Rex v Lobster Home, Wesley v Gardefence, Quincy vh Groot Wezenland, Aram v Hardowin.
Rakker
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Rocky v Blitsaerd
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Recapitulating, afterwards can be established that the use of the DDR dog in the Netherlands was only a temporary matter. Kennel v Blitsaerd had Bryen v Altmärker Land in the breeding station. Later on some breeding dog advertisements were placed in the VDH magazine for Eastern dogs. With this, the integration of Eastern blood into the Dutch breeding came to an end
Only in the past few years the interest in the Eastern dog has returned, especially amongst admirers of these species. People who like the solid, powerful bone structure and dark pigmentation as well as the basic principles of the Eastern breeding. In Germany, more and more breeders return to these DDR lines.
But, a dog of this breeding farm is not anyone’s dog, or a “middle of the road” dog. And we should keep it that way. A limited breeding for a specific target group of admirers.
© Jacques Suurmond
Research en and technical development: G. Nagel; duitseherders.com
intro
part 1
part 2
part 3
NL data:
Direct survey-bred off-spring of Robby and Pascha
Survey-bred off-spring with Pascha being the grandfather of fathers side
Survey-bred off-spring with Pascha being the grandfather of mothers side
Survey-bred off-spring with Robby being the grandfather of fathers side
Survey-bred off-spring with Robby being the grandfather of mothers side
