Thread: Weimaraner pups

The lack of testing by a lot of breeds will always ensure the DD will be a better dog :-)

Originally Posted by Echo

The lack of testing by a lot of breeds will always ensure the DD will be a better dog :-)

All working versatiles in Europe are put through some form of testing, at a loss to find a use for a spurlaut on hare dog in nz though.
Wire hairs are good but most breeds are good too with the right training.

in reply to ruff.we have crossed swords around this topic in the main on the other forum.it would be tedious to continue.i will offer my opinion on your comments.anyone who has had experience and been around can have their prejudices,to an extent they have earnt them.these are best left resting within,not foisted on the forum,which exists for the contribution of members and the discussions thereof,yes, i draw the line at derisive comments made simply to get a few symphantic hoots from those that can't distinguish facts.you "detest" weimaraners, i think that says more about your mindset than anything to do with weimaraners. i have been around a lot of weimaraners,a lot more than the dozen claimed by you and i have never been bitten. i will say this,for the large part the breed has an 'alpha' dog mentality,they are strong willed,and smart.they are not a dog that suits a typical kiwi hunter,but then the breed doesn't have that to itself.yes there have been opportunities lost to cement working bloodlines,but good dogs exist.as for your comment no serious hunter would have one,well look around,that comment doesn't withstand scrutiny.on a positive note your last comment was concillatory,maybe there was less amps flowing through the circuits?

Originally Posted by lophortyx

in reply to ruff.we have crossed swords around this topic in the main on the other forum.it would be tedious to continue.

and yet you do.

"and my last comment on this subject.".....ditto...ruff,ruff. what is ludicrious ruff is your story about ye olde english handler. whats that about? whether it be a WOMAN or a MAN, when it comes to breeding dogs,surely a man of your vast experience would know,there is the odd nutter out there. "i always post my honest opinion with no other intent than to help people" coming from you,it is a little rich,spare me that sanctimonious garbage. what you have established ruffo,is even as a man who is a commercial trainer there are holes in your canine knowledge,alas you are only mortal, and we can all learn from a discussion,which is not the case when you try and dominate it. get in behind. now its the last day of the season down in these parts,so i am off to chase up a few birds.

Originally Posted by lophortyx

"and my last comment on this subject."

I actually believe it was.... The last comment was not "on the subject" but on you.