Conbhairean GSDs anyone? Questions

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  1. Moobli

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    Conbhairean GSDs anyone?

    Do any members on here own a Conbhairean GSD? I am looking to the future and very much admire this breeder and her dogs from the ones I have seen so far. I am hopefully going for a visit to Conbhairean when I get a chance - although there is no rush, as I am not considering another dog for a good few years yet ... that is the plan anyway.

    It would be nice to hear from anyone who owns a dog from this breeder.

    I used to do tracking training with a dog trainer who owned a Conbhairean and will post pics of him later. :mrgreen:
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  3. Murf

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    I don't want to start a big debate or anything but are these dogs backs and stance the norm now ??
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    Hi - I have an Olderhill GSD - bred for their flat backs so they have less chance of suffering from hip problems
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    I did not start this thread to begin a debate on the differences in GSDs. If you want to start that debate then I would be interested in reading and taking part, however this thread is about whether anyone owns a dog from the Conbhairean kennel :)
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    Soz ..
    I really didnt want to start that debate ,,,lol
  7. Collie Convert

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    I dont, but have just looked on their site and omg, i am in love with 'waro'.

    ..... this makes me want another GSD!
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    Oooops, my apologies - didn't mean it to sound like I was starting a debate - was just an observation
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    Yes - in my dreams lol!:lol: Sorry Kirsty, stunning aren't they!;-)
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    Ok no worries Murf. If you want to start a new debate on the differing types/shapes of modern GSDs then just start a new thread :)
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    Waro is litter brother to the trainer's dog who I used to train with ... and he was a stunner too! :grin:

    Do you think you could be tempted by another GSD in the future?
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    :grin: They are, aren't they Helen. They do have the odd longcoat pups in their litter too, but I may even be tempted by a standard coat next time :shock: :lol:
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    Here is the Conbhairean that I know. He is fab!

    This pic doesn't do him justice at all unfortunately ...

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    These show his lovely rich colour and non-exaggerated shape ;-)

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    And doing his protection training ...

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    What a load of twaddle :roll: :roll: :roll: , HD has nothing to do with the shape of the dog
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    Don't own one, but have met loads around the show ring & one of the things that always strikes me is their lovely temperaments & characters-very typical.
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    He is GORRRRRGEOUS!


    I'm not a GSD owner, but I do admire and like them :)
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    Thanks Dyane. I have heard nothing but positive reports about their temperaments :grin: Nice to hear it from you as well.
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    Nice of you offer up your opinion in such a nice way - I admire almost all dogs - whatever their shape or size - i chose to go the flat back route for many reasons
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    :grin: He is stunning isn't he. He has such a fantastic temperament too - he can be having a big fuss from people one moment and doing protection training the next, and is very sociable with other dogs too. I fell for him as soon as I met him :049:

    I know you don't own a GSD at the mo, but aren't you considering one in the future?
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    Yes, definitely. Most probably not until i lose sadie- which is hopefully a long long way off yet.
    I would go for a male standard coat too, sadie is such a special girl i dont think i could have a female GSD as it would be impossible for them to live up to sadie :)
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    How old is your Sadie now? I hope you have her for years to come yet too :)

    It is difficult to try not to compare different individuals of the same breed, especially if you get a new one not long after losing another iyswim. One of the reasons I got a longcoat bitch was that I lost my standard coated bitch suddenly and felt I would compare too much if I went down the standard coat route again immediately.

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