Agir was a great doberman!How does Butch Henderson's dogs of Liberty K9 stack up? I'm not really into Dobermanns, but I've heard pretty glowing things about Agir, and liked the Agir son I met that got a MRI at the June Mondioring trial. Again, I've just heard good things about him and seen one dog that I was told was an Agir son, so this is not some endorsement or anything, just asking.
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Lisa Poppelvig is living in Denmark but there are often Ascomannis puppies/litters available in the USA.When I was looking for a working dobe a few years ago my search led me to Ascomannis and Briska both are in Europe. You can also look into Blitzkrieger in BC, Canada she breeds from some of the same lines (although she doesn't actually work her dogs). Also for sure Landgraf in the US. There are a few other good ones, even in the US, but these would be the names that come to mind off the top of my head.
If you're really interested in a working dobe, get on some of the dobe forums, you'll learn a lot about the breeders. The working doberman world is fairly small.
My Doberboy Flannchadh is an Agir grandson out of Kaz.Agir was a great doberman!
He was used by a few breeders, but not that much. I've got an Agir son and I like him.
I also have an Agir son (litter brother to the dobe you saw at the mondio trial). He is phenomenal and I couldn't be happier with him. He lives for the fight with the decoy.How does Butch Henderson's dogs of Liberty K9 stack up? I'm not really into Dobermanns, but I've heard pretty glowing things about Agir, and liked the Agir son I met that got a MRI at the June Mondioring trial. Again, I've just heard good things about him and seen one dog that I was told was an Agir son, so this is not some endorsement or anything, just asking.
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Just wondering, why was he not used much? As impressed as people sounded about him I'd have thought he'd have been used a ton.Agir was a great doberman!
He was used by a few breeders, but not that much. I've got an Agir son and I like him.
Cool! Yeah, I liked him. Andolf if I am getting it right (for some reason I thought she called him something else), handler Maureen. He seemed goofy in disposition (in a good way, personality-wise), stable, and social when hanging out, and looked pretty nice working. I have nothing but good to say about him.I also have an Agir son (litter brother to the dobe you saw at the mondio trial). He is phenomenal and I couldn't be happier with him. He lives for the fight with the decoy.
Because he was not a great conformation dog.Just wondering, why was he not used much? As impressed as people sounded about him I'd have thought he'd have been used a ton.
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Hi reg name is Andolf, but she calls him Aisin (ace-in).Cool! Yeah, I liked him. Andolf if I am getting it right (for some reason I thought she called him something else), handler Maureen. He seemed goofy in disposition (in a good way, personality-wise), stable, and social when hanging out, and looked pretty nice working. I have nothing but good to say about him.
I'm glad your Agir son turned out nice. That's great! I've never owned a Dobe, but they always seemed like an interesting breed. It was cool to see the one I saw work, I liked him.
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@#$%. Really? That's a joke. Not to get all self-righteously indignant, but that's really kind of sad considering how good he was (allegedly, I never met the dog, just going from word-of-mouth).Because he was not a great conformation dog.
Yep, that's him. I kept thinking Raison or something, but I knew it wasn't quite the fruit, just sounded like it. Nice dog, I really liked him. Not that I've seen many, but he was probably the nicest Dobe I've seen (take with grain of salt). Maureen was a very nice lady too. They made a nice team.Hi reg name is Andolf, but she calls him Aisin (ace-in).
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