Breeding rules and methods

[jasmine]

ahhh you are perfect, Margo
But why did you feel that you hade to clean yourself?

Anyway: there are some facts....so you could try to explain yourself..but for me still too much blablabla and nothing behind it!


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PS: ahhh I thought there are more people in Poland not just you and Agnieszka....hmmm maybe I was wrong....

PS2: yees Gisu is a very bad dog !!!
http://www.wolfdog.org/dbase/d/10954
and his pups are also terrible !

[z Peronówki]

Originally Posted by jasmine

PS2: yees Gisu is a very bad dog !!!
http://www.wolfdog.org/dbase/d/10954
and his pups are also terrible !

No, you don't understand what I wrote. I wrote that he do not have the main characteristics of his father. And not not have what I was looking for...

[jasmine]

yes I know...... his biggest mistake that he is Crying Wolf

[z Peronówki]

Originally Posted by jasmine

yes I know...... his biggest mistake that he is Crying Wolf

Honestly? NO.
You can believe or not but I have no problem with it and with you. Interesting for me are DOGS and not their kennel names. I look on the pedigrees and not on the breeders' names. I evaluate the dogs and not their name.

Argo is hight dog on the maximum size. He has very strong bones and strong skull. He has great eyes, and... and.... There were some more things. Of course he has also very light colour but it is no problem for me because the female has great pigmentation.
Anyway his litter with the female we planned for him in Poland could give very good results. Nice puppies, with good body, movement and structure. Both dogs were very good fiting together.

Gisotsu has different angulation than his father. He do not have strong bones. The head is pretty light, he is of average size. With THIS female he would not give nice puppies, but weak, feminine micro-wolfdogs.

It is why I planned Argo and not his son. Not because of their kennels names but because of this what the dogs could "offer".

[wolfin]

Originally Posted by jasmine

very typical for what ???????

margo thake a standart cytat - read this and self wort diferent are?