The CSV a working breed - how do I understand the codes

Minna · 11-26-2002, 10:50 AM

Short reply to you An,

just buy a GSD (or maybe you own already) and you will be happy. I have own
some GSDs and worked with many (my dogs had titles too) and I certainly
would not like to see CsVs to turn out to be just like they are. I am
absolutely sure that my CsV are less dangerous to people (especially to
children) than my GSDs were, because my CsVs are so clever that they know
that a child or a jogger is not a prey animal ...

If I would like my dog to get a herding title I would buy a border collie. I
happen to know many border collies too: they are herding all the time, they
also do this with children, they are extreme. And that is what I like in
CsVs that they are not yet bred into any special direction.

Minna

11-26-2002, 10:50 AM	#23
Minna Junior Member Registriert seit: Sep 2003 Beiträge: 50	Dogs with certificate Short reply to you An, just buy a GSD (or maybe you own already) and you will be happy. I have own some GSDs and worked with many (my dogs had titles too) and I certainly would not like to see CsVs to turn out to be just like they are. I am absolutely sure that my CsV are less dangerous to people (especially to children) than my GSDs were, because my CsVs are so clever that they know that a child or a jogger is not a prey animal ... If I would like my dog to get a herding title I would buy a border collie. I happen to know many border collies too: they are herding all the time, they also do this with children, they are extreme. And that is what I like in CsVs that they are not yet bred into any special direction. Minna