Just a few Blitzkrieger Client
References:
( from some working homes.)
Please Note: Blitzkrieger Kennel
guarantees authenticity of below emails but contact information will be
provided only after Blitzkrieger Kennel has accepted clients.
GERMANY
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jessy" - Strundertal
Kennel, Germany
To: <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011
1:45 AM Subject: Photo´s
hi deanna,
Here you get some new photo's.
(Queen Schnuppe)snoopy
shows very well. In schutzdienst she shows a very
high drive. She is like a snapping crocodile :)
We are very pleased with
her.
Manny greetings Jessy
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CANADA
----- Original Message -----
From: Gerold
To: blitzkrieger@dccnet.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 15,
2006 2:42 PM
Subject: RE: a short review
of Nickolai
Hi Deanna,
Nickolai is about 5 and a half
months old now, he weights about 55 lbs. So far he is a extremely high
drive, endless energy, confident, happy puppy.
He was biting the tug since
he was 8 weeks old. At 3 months he pick up the dumb bell and started running
around with it all by himself.
He has been to my schutzhund
club and many club members's home since I got him from you. They are all
GSD people. They are EXTREMELY impress with nick, they are the old members
including
one current VP of the GSSCC
that have seen many puppies from working lines. They had always been skepical
about the Dobermann breed especially puppies, I had been a member at this
club for 10 years
now, and I know these guys when
come to judging dogs and puppies, they are always honest and cruel and
definitely not diplomatic at all.
I have to tell you they really
LOVE him, they are constantly facinated by him. He is rated not just good
but excellent as a puppy from working line -any breed. I am really happy
with him.
The observation so far is he
will be a excellent working dog but he is possibly going to be a hard dog
too. Well I will have to put in extra work on obedience early.
He is in excellent health, so
far he never got sick at all. Thanks for this wonderful 'MONSTER',
I will definitely be in touch
now and then to let you know how he turns out.
Regards, Gerald and Nick
Club
SCHUTZHUND RIV-SUD, Montreal
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----- Original Message -----
From: Betty Olsen (past President
Richmond German Shepherd Schutzhund Club)
To: Blitzkrieger@dccnet.com
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005
11:11 PM
Subject: new title for Gringo
Hi Deanna,
Gringo earned his W.A.C. (working
aptitude certificate) on Sunday, July 10th, with high scores throughout.
He is now Gringo v. Blitzkrieger, CD, BH,
TT, WAC.
I will be trying to complete
his last leg on his CDX this fall. He is doing well, and is still his normal,
healthy, pushy self.
Hope you are well and doing
OK.
Talk to you soon,
Betty
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-----Original Message-----
To: sport-dobermann@egroups.com
<>
Date: October 22, 1999 11:23 AM
Subject: [sport-dobermann] Re:
intro
>> I've been hearing so much good
stuff about Deanna's "G"
litter. What combo is that? Tina Rondero
>Hi Tina,>
That litter was unbelievable to
me!! I had the horrible position(?!?!?!) of having to pick first
out of the males. Since this was my first working pup, I decided to "go
by the book" and perform most of the puppy tests. We took a
friend of ours who breeds Malinois and trains in FR with us and let me
tell you - he worked those pups hard!! We first went over when they
were 6 1/2 weeks old.
First the LOUD gun shot - nobody
cared about that, so onto the others.
They all took the rag and we
had a milk jug with rocks in it swinging over them, banging beside them,
rolling past them. A bamboo stick swinging & banging the ground!!!
Scary strangers!!
Strange places!!!
Ahhh..it was really hard to choose.
It sure was something to see
Gero at 6 1/2 weeks (yes he made our short list then too) clamp down on
"his" rag with a bottle of rocks flying over his head!! No blinking,
no stress.
We went back the next week did
the tests again and somehow (?!?!) there were two (mauve collar and yellow
collar) 7 1/2 week old puppies left on the lawn. Both retrieved the
tennis ball, both were very loving and social, so how to choose between
two equally gifted puppies???? Close your eyes and eenie, meenie, miney,
moe!! Gero (mauve) caught the ferry to the island with us and
Betty snatched up Gringo (yellow)!!!
Now...if only I can convince Deanna
to let me have Dax (father)too???
Cynthia
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Monday 03/31/2008 6:59:50am
Well way down in your guestbook
is my original entry saying I want a Blizkrieger Dobermann and now I have
one!
He is well worth the wait.
Orion
is a wonderful puppy with a super temperment that just doesn't quit.
He is curious, forward and charming
in his puppy ways: a special dog.
Thanks Deanna
Peter, Cathie & Orion vom Blitzkrieger
York Region Schutzhund Club,
Toronto
----- Original Message -----
From: Bargenda
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2008 6:45
PM
Subject: Orion
Hi Deanna,
Orion and I had our third club
tracking session today and once again he showed extraordinary focus in
his task (he only looked up once as a track was being laid near him.) The
first session we did a circle
and he worked that very well
so the second and third sessions were “lazy esses.” Our tracking mentor
sees him as a “natural” on the track so we are advancing to esses with
a straight section next week.
The only problem he has in tracking
is breaking and playing at the end of the track; he wants to continue and
keeps his nose to the ground back to the car, I’m sure that is a problem
more people would like
to have; not too bad for a dog
before his 13th week birthday.
At our club training we also
continue to “play rag”, do recalls and carries. At home he retrieves balls,
is learning “sitz” and “platz” which he does do about 80% of time on first
command with food as the
reward. He has huge prey drive
as well as food drive so teaching is easier than it might be.
We take him to outdoor malls,
playgrounds and walks on the street for socialization; he really enjoys
meeting people and is very friendly and forward (hi I’m Orion, how do you
like me so far?) If he is
in a new situation he will stop,
pause, I think assess and then move forward; he is very confident!
At home he is a little devil,
getting into anything and everything just like any other baby. Except…when
he hears strange noises he advances to the door barking and on several
occasions he has bristled.
It’s actually pretty funny to
see, O Dawg, guard boy.
I have attached some tracking
and tug work pictures for you.
Peter York
Region Schutzhund Club, Toronto
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-- Original Message -----
From: "User
To: <Sent: Friday, November
15, 2002 12:52 PM
Subject: Re:Georg-Max-Blitzkrieger
Hello, I would be
very happy to endorse Deanna's dogs; they are healthy, incredibly confident
and very intelligent.
I have two
of her dogs and both are quite the characters. My male (about 3 and a bit)
is bold and dominant; people at the Schutzhund club were very impressed
and they are Shepherd lovers.
I regrettably did not have the
time to do schutzhund with him.
My latest addition is about
7 months old and is the perfect dog. Again, confident, smart and
unbelievably happy and affectionate. She turns absolutely everything
into a toy. Max is very high drive and needs a lot of exercise; she
is calmer, but that is a relative situation, believe me.
On Hallowe'en while the neighbourhood
dogs were panicking these two just continued to play. Plenty of fireworks
this year.
Anyway, i do go on about these
dogs; so let me know if you have any specific questions.
I should add, that the people
at the Schutzhund club here commented that in their opinion, Deanna has
the best dogs in the country!.
Ada
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AUSTRALIA
----- Original Message -----
From: ROD To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Saturday, October 22,
2011 10:39 AM
Subject: Puppy Reservation
Hi Deanna,
Could make a reservation for
a female puppy? Could we do a contract the same as Quarro's, I can send
a deposit asap. I would hate to miss out, as I know they will be all sold
by next year.
In this day and age I think
it would be hard for anyone to match what you are doing for the Dobermann
breed. As you have said it is hard to find good working Dobermann's anywhere
in the world but you have cracked that combination. I also know it dose
not just happen by chance, its a lot of hard work. That's why I would like
to buy a puppy off you again because you have the best blood lines I would
say in the world.
Quarro is
everything I wanted in a Dobermann and more! He is like the early
ones I have read about (I love him very much).
I would like something to go
on with later on, to put him to something equal. It would be a shame to
dilute his blood. As a whole, I think the breed has lost so much over the
years, once you lose good lines you can't get them back. My ancestors come
from Germany, I feel its part of me, that's why I am so passionate about
it and want to protect it. I am 100% committed to mans best friend.
Regards, Rod Helmers
Tuesday 10/03/2000 9:34:35am
From:: Von Forell Kennel, Australia
Hello Deanna,
All of us here at Von Forell
hope that Baron’s
recent success on the field, and the quality offspring that he’s sired
in Australia, gives you reason to be very proud of your breeding program.
Just as we have, you’ve also
travelled the world searching out the premier working bloodlines.
Whilst it’s very satisfying
when the all that effort pays off with results on the Schutzhund field,
I’m sure you’ll agree that it’s
even more satisfying when the quality replicates itself in the whelping
room.
All the best with your upcoming
litters.
We look forward to sending you
more good news in the future regarding
Dax’s
contribution to working Dobermanns “down under”.
Von Forell Kennels
Australia
----- Original Message -----
From: Kris Kotsopoulos
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001
7:19 AM
Subject: Re: Blitzkrieger Doberman
Hi ,
I guess you need reassurance that
Deanna is the right person, well here it is.
I personally would not deal
with many other Doberman people.
Deanna is honest, straight,
what you see is what you get.
Her dogs are among the best
bred Dobermans in the world and are stable, substantial and highly driven.
These are the dogs that can
be utilised for all types of work. Police, Family companions, Law enforcement
and so on.
So I would grab a puppy from
her in a flash that is if you could get one.
All my Best, Kris Von
Forell Kennels Australia
----- Original Message -----
From: ROD To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2011
1:51 AM
Hi Deanna,
One word to sum up Quarro is
"AWESOME". I am very happy with him, he has got a super temperament, a
grip like a alligator and very confident. Well worth the wait, thank you
so much.
Regards,
Rod trainer in Australia
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MEXICO
-----Original Message-----
From: Graciela
To: Deanna Anslow <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Date: November 17, 1999 10:17 PM
Subject: Gorby
!!!!
Hello Deanna,
Sorry for not answer before., but
we have a lot of work in the past days !!!
We are so happy with Gorby.,
he si so good !!! his temperament is really good., he is so intelligent
and his character is great !!!
he is not affraid to nothing....,
yesterday we took him in a place with about 1000 lambs togethers !!! imagine
that !!! and he was playing with them!!!., bother them!!!, biting them!!!.,
this is a big text to let us
know the temperament., sometimes
adult dogs were affraid and he was not !!!!........
We have a big surprise for you.,
we took some pictures of him bitting and we are going to send it to you
for your page !!!
Deanna, we want to tell you
that all the people who met "Gorby" is so happy with him., they are surprised
about the temperament. He is so nice...
Thank you for everything and we´ll
write you soon. Graciela & Gil Von
Garval Kennel, Mexico
-----Original Message-----
From: Graciela & Gil <>
To: Deanna Anslow <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Date: June 28, 2002 9:19 PM
Subject: Hello !!!
Dear Deanna,
How are you ??? how's everything
there ??? a long time no contact with you....
Let me tell you that Gorby is
still giving us good news...., two months ago we took him to another state
to a competition and in two days he was the best dog in the trial....also
we have a Championship by states in all Mexico and Gorby is right now clasified
by our state "Jalisco" and we are going to go to Mexico, City for the National.,
he is the only Dobermann in Jalisco., almost all of them are Malinois !!!.
Let me tell you that PP is a
trial of 100 points and he has an av. of 98/100., this two lost points
is in obedience routine....
He is very very secure., he always
lost the two point ( sometimes he has 99 or 100 ) in obedience., in attack
he is perfect..., we are working in this two points... so we are let you
know....
Gorby is right know PP2., but
the Championship is in level one..., we decide to let it him to work in
it., because in National and then continue in the secuent level.... he
is very strong and secure., he is
40 kilos and in two trials he
trow the helper and when is time to "out" he did it inmediatelly!!!!
Well., this is all for now....
best wishes ..Graciela & Gil, Von
Garval Kennel, Mexico
----- Original Message ----- From:
Graciela & Gil <> To: Deanna Anslow <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: October 3, 2002 9:42 PM
Subject: Excellent News about Gorby !!!
Hi Deanna,
About Gorby, this
last weekend he won the Championship of our state
( Jalisco ) in PP1, all races., this Championship is in all
the trial of the year !!!!
he is going to represent Jalisco
at the National Championship in Mexico, City...., we are going to
send you a photo to put on
your WEB !!! ( very nice throphy
!!! )
Keep in contact !!!
Graciela & Gil, Von Garval Kennel,
Mexico
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----- Original Message -----
From: guillermo
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 9:40 AM
Subject: ZTP
(Malinche vom Blitzkrieger,
SchH1)
hELLO DEANNA HOW ARE YOU,I`M VERY HAPPY THE TEST
OF ZTP MALINCHE IT`S OK SEND YOU THE RESULT,CONFIRM ARE YOU RECEIVE,
BEST REGARDS.
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USA
Susan & Greg Smith / Tanzenhaus
Kennel, Illinois
Owners of 2 Blitzkrieger
Dobermann:
Accomplishments: (under SV
judges):
Aisin vom
Blitzkrieger, Tanzenhaus Kennel foundation bitch
(Dam to A & B Litter v. Tanzenhaus)
SchH3 - High in trials (under
SV judge) + always pronounced in bitework
TRACKING: Always V rated
- SchH1=99, SchH2=97 & SchH3=97!!! + FH=96 + FH2 !
Bogart
vom Blitzkrieger,
SchH3. "High in Trial"
in his SchH1 & SchH2 (under SV judge) - always pronounced in bitework
TRACKING: SchH1=100,
SchH2=97, SchH3=94 + FH=98, + FH2=98
Highest scoring FH2 dobermann
in North America
AND 2nd highest scoring FH2
DOG (any breed) in North America.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Phyllis McNaughton
To: Blitzkrieger
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008
3:57 PM
Subject: Eich
As you know, I purchased Eichas
a young adult! When he arrived I was in awe. The most regal doberman I
have ever seen, No hint of fear in those intelligent eyes, even when being
maneuvered around the airport at six feet above ground. He just sat in
that crate looking out, ears up, alert.
That never changed.
He had a lovely head, good bite,
long arched neck, good tailset, but above all, EICH had CHARACTER.
He never lied. Not aggressive
without reason, never shy. Extremely intelligent and eager to please, which
he passed on to his puppies. He had a sense of humor, yet he
was demanding. IF he was hungry, he did not stop barking until you fed
him. It started out as a low pitch bark and would continue until he got
what he wanted. He would on occasion test you, and if you let
him get away with whatever it was he was doing, YOU were done for.
He was my constant companion and always knew when he should be alert, and
when he should just behave. Loved the car, loved to work.
TOO smart for me. He had
to be tricked into passing his final leg for a CDX. I took him into open
B where they change the order of the routine. He had never done this before,
so when I put him in front of the broad jump first thing, he looked at
me like I was crazy. But, I told him to jump and he did. He was always
trying to figure out a way to get to the retrieve faster, because he
LOVED to jump and retrieve. Well, that trick slowed him down enough
to get the final leg. He would jump up and grab the dumbell from the ring
steward when we were exiting the ring and try and get me to throw it over
th jump again!
Got lots of laughs from the crowd
on those days.
He had the perfect temperament
for me. He was never aggressive unless the occasion called for it.
He would not tolerate dogs in HIS yard, but in public he ignored them all.
My constant companion, he made friends wherever he went.
He was loyal, fearless
, a tiger on the Sch. field, a pussycat off. My constant companion
He was always alert, but would "ask" if he should take care of the situation
before doing so.(in public)
He passed on this attitude to his
kids as well. They are super smart, communicative and willing to work or
play. I call them "gluesticks". All his puppies have tons
of prey drive, play drive and food drive.
Long necks and good toplines with
balanced heads and dark eyes, good bites as well. Nice tight feet and great
toplines and tail sets on most.
If he had a fault it was
that he was "too smart". Or, I was just not smart enough. He taught me
a lot.
As you can tell, temperament combined
with intelligence is the most important thing to me. EIch had it
all.
He died at 10 years 4 months from
cancer, He lived long enough to get his longevity cert. from DPCA
and his UVC from UDC. I just wish I could have had him longer.
Phyllis McNaughton /Kalua
Kennel, USA
Certified Trainer
Kaluas Deino, CDX,DCD,BH,TT,CGC
Kaluas Electra,CD,WAC,CGC ,
TT
Kaluas Fire n Ice, CDX,BH,TT,CGC
Kaluas Keeper of the Flame(JI)Nov
6, 2005-June 27,2007
Salmans Eich
V. Blitzkreiger, Can.CD,AKC
CDX,Sch III,CGC, Can. TT.UVC (now at rainbow
bridge}
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----- Original Message -----
From: tklonis
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008
8:20 AM
Subject: Re: O litter
Hello,
Omarosais
great. She is a mini tornado. Very high prey and nice bite on the dish
towel. She is retrieving very well.
When confronted with a new situation
she is hesitant for an instant and than jumps right in. She is quite the
escape artist. Monday I watched her
climb up and over a baby gate.
I absolutely love her!
Cindy
Hegins Valley Police & Schutzhund
Club, PA, USA
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To: "Deanna Anslow" <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2008 8:16 PM
Subject: Katana
(Prada)
with Fernando Dosta
Hi Deanna- As promised, here are a few pictures of
Katana We get compliments on her all the time - how gorgeous she
is and the nice, dark-chocolate colored coat. She's a confident,
sassy girl - just
what we wanted. We love her!!!
Recently, we worked her with one of ringsport's
best decoy, Fernando Dosta. He was able to keep her in drive for
5 minutess and after the evaluation he said, "I really like her".
He said many dobes he works with at this age (12
weeks!) stop biting after a few times, but Katana kept going!!
We will be attending a few more seminars
and will update you on her progress.
Thank you so much for selecting the "perfect package"
for us :-)
Best Regards,
Haeen Thach & Craig Sykora
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---- Original Message -----
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 9:48 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Draco (Perseus)
Hi Deanna,
The vet says he is a VERY healthy, happy puppy with a
great temperament. Even asked if I was going to show him cause he
said he was a gorgeous dobermann pup:) Everyone was all over him.
All the
techs fell in love with him. He really is a huge
joy in my life already.
I've never owned a pup before that didn't seem to be
afraid of anything. Loud noises don't bother him and in fact I haven't
found anything that does bother him.
Thanks again for him Deanna. He is just an awesome
boy:)
Linda/Willamette
Valley Schutzhund club, OR,USA
(Unfortunately due to health
problems, Linda was forced to quit schutzhund and sell Perseus.)
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----- Original Message -----
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2010
11:44 AM
Subject: Quasar
Hello Deanna,
Quasar developing a compact and
stocky body style. She is muscular with a deep chest with good width. Strong
thigh development. She is a tough little girl with an impish personality,
and yet likes to cuddle. Her demeanor is always happy and curious or tough,
focused, and businesslike.
She has seemed to know her name
from day two. As you know I have my three other personal dogs and the litter
on the premises so I am sure Quasar has had much more competition and socialization
issues than any of the rest of the Q litter. She has never faltered. At
first she would wrestle her yard mates 3 or 4 at a time with the brown
female being her arch nemesis and playmate [ the only pup that would stand
alone against her from the start ]. That has changed somewhat as the males
have been a little larger than her for awhile. Now the wrestling is more
often one to one. I tell you, her "cousins" have a healthy respect for
her. From the start I could call her, by name, from the bottom of a wrestling
pile. One "Quasar" and she sheds them like water and comes running, with
short alert barks all the way. I have never done any formal training on
"come", or food baiting yet to this date.
When she was only 3 months I was
doing expansion work in my kennel building, framing in a new dog door.
Quasar, who has bonded to me tightly and is usually close by, was sleeping
about 2 feet from me as I prepared to shoot some sinkers with my nail gun.
I glanced over to her and blasted four nails home, indoors with a report
about the same as a .38 pistol. Reaction? One eye opened to see what I
was doing, then back to snoozing. More nailing, no more visible movement
from the monster.
Another incident involves the haulers
coming to pick up the construction refuse dumpster I was filling just outside
the gate accessing the backyard, and the dogs. The litter, 8 strong, and
Quasar lined the gate and watched as the guy hooked up the cables. Then
he lifts it with massive grinding and hydraulic noises, 12 feet in the
air and shakes it, splitting lumber and dry wall crushing as he emptied
it. My litter at this point took a few steps back for expedience. Quasar
stood solid next to me at the gate, nonpulsed and deferring to my judgement
of danger.
Another thing of interest. From
the middle of her first week here, Quasar has taken it upon herself to
discipline any of my dogs, from Magnus on down, to whom I raise my voice,
say for example jumping on me after being told once. She will get right
in their face and bark angrily at them, instructing them to pay attention
to their commands. And she has a really annoying, squeaky bark [ can't
wait for her voice to change ].She even will give them a skin twist at
times! Quasar has a definite sense of fairness and any dog that seems to
cross that is called to task in this same manner. However, she plays happily
and joyfully when everyone is nice. My midget enforcer.
Crazy for the bite rag. Loves
it loves it loves it. Natural retrieve. Sharp mind. Looks me in the eye
for information. I can't wait to start into an organized training routine
as the litter moves to new homes. I have great expectations for her and
I feel them reality based.
She is a healthy, happy, young girl.
She associates herself totally with my big dogs as a social unit and always
has, as if she knows who are home dogs. I am enjoying her tremendously.
Attached are some photos from a
month ago. I will send more recent shots continually over the next year.
Best Regards,
Greg Smith (Breeder)
Below: Excerpt from email from
Greg sent when Quasar 6 months:
She is like a snapping turtle.
She goes deep and clamps down. I have not used any release or aus command
so I know the tenacity of her grip...it is very good. She is calm on the
tug, generally quiet but you can not get it out of her mouth. Her prey
drive is very high and the mere sight of the pull rag she will spring over
anything in her way...usually dogs.. to secure her bite. Very fast entry.
There is usually no need for a rebite, unless she was bumped out to a near
miss. No worries here for me.
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To: Blitzkrieger@dccnet.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2010 8:27 PM
Subject: 13 week photos
"Qaila is
doing really good and learning very fast. Even things I wasn't intending
to start yet, she just surprises me. She is amazingly calm in the house,
but at the first sign of play she is full throttle. We are very happy with
her. "
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2010 7:17 PM
Subject: Re: Qaila (5mo)
Hi Deanna. Qaila is now 23 inches at the shoulders
and I will stop in the vet tomorrow and weigh her. There are
two other female Dobes at our club that are 1 month younger then her that
she plays with. The two other pups are only biting burlap on a flirt pole,
where
Qaila is on bite developers. Full calm grips every time.
She is all wheel drive and barking her head off for her
reward. I was in kennel area with her running around without a collar on.
She stole my bite suit off the rack. It's a Demanet semi training suit.
Full grip, didn't want a trade. There are so many ways to remove her from
it, but a little tricky not wanting to affect her grips in any way. Again,
no collar to choke her off. In the end it was a little game, then I got
it.
Her recall, I don't think she touches the ground more
then twice on a 20 foot lead. Misjudges the sit front sometimes,
but shes learning.
She is a little firecracker. With a ball or tug under
my arm, she compitition heels with no vebal command. She only knows fuss
as sit next to me and look at my face as of now.
All is well otherwise. I hope all is well with you too.
Ross (helper)
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----- Original Message -----
From: "michael blake"
To: <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 9:52
AM
good morning Deanna, i was
talking with the son in law of the man from carolina who bought a bitch
from you. he loves the dog. he told my friend that it is the best
dobie he has ever had. also we'll be
counting noses thursday and i'll
let you know how many pups kali will have. best wishes mike.
oh yes , i have been contacted
by the miami-dade police about getting a puppy.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "michael blake" <>
Cc: <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001
11:30 PM
Subject: Re: Blitzkrieger Doberman
dear mary, i picked deanna's dog
because it was a great breeding match up to my male who is a son of gero
v. weyermuhler.
she is a granddaughter. its all
in the genes.
she is the best doberman i have
ever had. she is strictly for personal protection. she is Gingerv.
blitzkreiger. her call name is kali after the german goddess of discord.
she is now 28 months old. she was
and is highly active. i have large
fenced yard and we go for daily walks and training at least once a week.
people who hae seen her in action (bite work) want to buy her. i have been
offered some
serious cash ($8,000.00) for her.
she is lovable and i have gone out of my way to socialize her with lots
of people.
a trainer from germany who trains
gsd saw her and asked me about her since he rarely saw such drive in dogs.
i am exceptionally
happy with my dog and i would do
business with deanna again.
if you have a specific question
please feel free to ask.
mike blake
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-----Original Message-----
From: User
To: Deanna Anslow <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Date: November 2, 1999 6:18 PM
Deanna
Gatlyn
is
a WILD WOMAN. If she was/is the laid back puppy I don't think we
could have handled the other one. She fears nothing.
She leaps from the sofa to the chair (about 3 feet or more) without any
hesitation.
She KNOWS sit, platz and here,
is learning giblaut and has started tracking.
We cropped her ears on Oct 30,
she is doing okay with that, and she weighs about 18 pounds. She
is a chicken neck fiend, although she is not crazy about the veggies.
She is positively angelic when she is
sleepy. Talk to you
soon.
Lera, Triple
D Doberman Kennel, Texas
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----- Original Message -----
To: "deanna anslow" <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001
9:20 PM
Subject: Ike
Hi Deanna,
Well it's been just over a week now and I got to tell you Ike is every
thing I hoped he'd be and more.
We just LOVE him - he reminds
me of a male I had about 15 years ago. He sure was worth the wait.
Thanks for your committment to breeding high quality Dobermans like Ike.
He's really a great dog.
Take care! Chris
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----- Original Message -----
From: "
<To: "Deanna Anslow" <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005
6:38 PM
Subject: Nikaupdate
Hello Deanna,
Nika is doing great !
She is growing fast and
her ears are looking good, as you will see in the attached photos.>
Nika is showing great
confidence and is so inquisitive with each new adventure.
We were attaching a sub
floor in our house, using an extremely loud nail gun, I brought her in
to see her reaction, she showed
no fear, and in fact,
she ran right up to the person nailing the floor as he's nailing it, and
barked at him. I was very impressed.
To date, she has the strongest
food drive of any dog I've ever owned, even after shes eaten.
Thanks, Gordon and
Lydia
----- Original Message -----
From:
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006
10:36 AM
Subject: Nika update !
Dear Deanna,
I hope you this message finds you
well ! I can't express how happy we are with Nika.
Official obedience training started
3 weeks ago.
She is very calm and serious with
excellent concentration for a puppy. These attributes make for easy
training.
She is so attentive while heeling
and her auto sits, downs and sits from downs are turbo charged. Lots
of fun !
Within the next few weeks I will
send some pictures ! Thanks for everything.
Gordon & Lydia
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BRAZIL
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathleen & Leandro"
To: "Deanna Anslow" <blitzkrieger@dccnet.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2008 7:24 AM
Subject: Re: Phanta
Hi Deanna,
Phanta is doing great! She is wonderful, has a lot of
energy but is calm at the time and loves people!
I don't have pics yet but soon I take some to send to
you.
Best wishes, Kathleen
Phanomen Kennel, Brazil
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NORWAY/HOLLAND
---- Original Message -----
From:
To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 10:21
AM
Subject: Kalina
Hello Deanna
Just wanted to tell you that
Kalina is doing great.
She is living with my daughter
Hilde (38 yers) and my grandson Andreas (8 year). Hilde has experiens with
dobermann, and
she`s going to train and and
take tests with Kalina. My daugther does not have pc so i`ll be the one
to inform you about Kalina`s
well beeing.
We took Kalina with us to WM
in the Netherlands, and she became "quite" famous among everybody. They
all wanted to take pictures and vhs her, and she was allmost just
as popular as the world champion.
The owners of Bronco also took
pictures of
her and breeders
from Germany and Finland. They all thougth that she was an exellent puppy,
and maybe they can see her in
World Championship in a few
years...
Kalina has a very good self
confidens and nothing scares her, she is very social by strangers.
This puppy you can be prowd of,
and we told all the people we
talked to that she came from kennel Blitzkrieger in Canada.
We will soon send you some pictures
of Kalina.
Best regards
Laila, Supreme Guardian Kennel, Norway
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----- Original Message -----
From: Marie
To: 'Deanna Anslow'
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003
2:41 PM
Subject: SV:
Icaro & Seminar
"Hi Deanna,
Just want to send a few words
to you about Icaro and his new life in Norway.
The first thing he did when
coming out of the crate on the airport was to grab a ball I gave him -
like it was the most natural thing
to do after hours of flying
and arriving in completely new surroundings!!!
Icaro is a very, very confident
and happy dog with a lot of drive and energy. But, at the same time,
very calm and focussed in his work. He is
"in love" with his ball, which he is carrying always, even when drinking
water!!! He is a very loving dog to everyone and loves to
get petted. He wants to be the boss around male dogs and I must watch
him a bit because he is not afraid
of anything.
In bitework he is SUPER!!!
He has gone from the bitetube to a hard sleeve in just 3 sessions!!!
Icaro is very strong and serious in his fight drive and his
bite crushes the hard sleeve.
His grip is always full, HARD
and calm, even under pressure.
Gilbert Coudron (Winner WUSV
World Championships 1993 & Belgian SchH.Champion 2000) has done the
helper work and says that all these qualities Icaro has is from genetics
and that it is very
rare to see such a dobermann.
He says Icaro is a VERY good working dog !!
Thanks a lot for letting me
buy him and thanks a lot for all the genuine interest and support you are
showing.
All the best,
from Icaro and Marie"
NOTE: Icaro vom Blitzkrieger
sired the Y litter for Briska Kennel in Sweden.
His daughter Yennie is owned by Blitzkrieger
Kennel. She has ZTP V1A, High Protection (97) Schutzhund 1, High
in Trial SchH2 (trials in Germany) & SchH3 scores of 99/90/96 &
99/84/96.
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BERMUDA
----- Original Message -----
From: To: Deanna Anslow
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 6:24
PM
Subject: Re: PS Fw: got your message
- tried to call you - Nero 1 year old
Hi Deanna,
Neropass
his Caine Good Citizen test today. He work throught all the exercises and
done them with ease, he made me so proud.
Talk to you soon william. Burmuda
Working Dog Club
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KENNEL
