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German Shepherd Puppies for Sale
2008-05-25 17:34:00
Attention dog lovers... German Shepherd puppies for sale! Aringsburg Kennel announces the arrival of a good litter out of highly acclaimed bloodlines at the most competitive price range.German Shepherd puppies for sale at unbelievably competitive price. [REX -- Son of Ch. ?Kingsways Move It All Around?] X [REVA -- Daughter of Nemo Von der Pischta Trophe]Contact Details: Click here
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Evolution Of German Shepherd Dog Breed
2008-03-21 14:34:00
Continuous researches are being in process with the German Shepherd Dog breed! If you're not in continuous touch with what's going on worldwide with this breed, you cannot get track of the evolutionary process of the breed. If you are studying seriously about German Shepherd Dogs you are probably looking for some sort of illustration of German Shepherd Dogs from past till date. Here's something of a kind you probably want to know about German shepherd Dogs.To The difference is clearly noticed -- GSD of 1940s to GSD of 2000s, the breed underwent a continuous change.Notice the German shepherd pictures carefully. You can their's a noticeable difference in the structure of the breed. Look at the 'Top Lines' of the two shepherds. The 'Banana Back', which is also called 'Roach Back' is visible in the recent dog, while the 'Top Lines' was smooth -- called 'Level Back' is noticed in the dog of 1940s.A couple of other differences worth noticing are:Low slung placement of hip i...
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Aringsburg's REVA -- 18 Months Old Queen
2008-03-21 10:35:00
Reva is 18 months old puppy. She descends from the rich blood line, sired by the son of VA Quirin V Hochmoor (SCHH3 Kkl 1). She is really naughty and hardly sits quietly. It's hard to take her snaps,but somehow I could manage to take one. Check out this. Click on REVA's image and view it enlarged...
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5 Basic Instincts of German Shepherd Dogs
2008-02-06 16:13:00
Versatility of Alsatians is beyond question! A well bred German Shepherd Dog is an all round canine companion of his master, although it's true that not all shepherds are equally versatile. If bred properly a German Shepherd puppy will grow up with all the desirable and mandatory instincts that would make it a real royal dog and truly a protective companion of his owner.Captain Max Von Stephenitz emphasized more on the working ability of the breed than the look. When it comes to the working ability (Schutzhund protection work) of the breed we need to know all about the 5 Basic Instincts of well bred German Shepherd Dogs . These five instincts are genetically inherited by a puppy from it's well bred dam and sire. Selective breeding is hence essential.Wondering why I'm using the word "Well Bred" so frequently over and over again? Because breeding is that scientific art or artistic science (whatever way you look at it) that will give you a near to perfect dog, if not hundred percent...

Versatility Of German Shepherd Dogs
2008-01-05 18:47:00
Well, we talked a lot about the origin and history of German Shepherd Dogs . Here's something that I came to know about the breed after spending a long span of time with them and studying about the breed since over a decade.All I can start off with is by saying that if you are really looking for a wonderful, smart , intelligent, protective, decent, courageous, self assertive, sturdy, powerful, royal, loyal and highly trainable working canine companion, then German Shepherd Dogs are the right choice for you. So the nature of a well bred Alsatian (German Shepherd Dog) is notably different from any other breed of dogs in the world. And it's because of this very different nature (not forgetting the gorgeous look) of the German Shepherd Dogs (GSDs) that this breed rightfully deserves a soft corner in the hearts of zillions of dog lovers across the world.German Shepherd Dogs or GSDs have earned a massive popularity all around the world after the World War II as a perfect working dog b...

Christmas Wish For our Alsatian.
2007-12-22 18:38:00
Hi friends! It's been a long span of time that I last updated my blog. Christmas is right around the corner and I just wanted to know how's it going with your Christmas preparation.All I want this Christmas is that all the German Shepherd Dogs and all the other dogs in the world my find The Earth to be a good place to live in. May their owners find them in absolutely good health and happy life.

Captain Max Von Stephanitz Speaks About Horand Von Grafrath SZ 1
2007-11-10 21:14:00
Here's what Mr. Stephanitz said about Horand -- the father of all GSDs."Horand (Picture on the right) embodied for the enthusiasts of that time the fulfillment of their fondest dreams. He was big for that period, between 24" and 24 1/2", even for the present day a good medium size, with powerful frame, beautiful lines, and a nobly formed head. Clean and sinewy in build, the entire dog was one live wire. His character was on a par with his exterior qualities; marvelous in his obedient fidelity to his master, and above all else, the straightforward nature of a gentleman with a boundless zest for living. Although untrained in puppy hood, nevertheless obedient to the slightest nod when at this master's side; but when left to himself, the maddest rascal, the wildest ruffian and incorrigible provoker of strife. Never idle, always on the go; well disposed to harmless people, but no cringer, mad about children and always in love. What could not have been the accomplishments of such a dog ...
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History Of German Shepherd Dogs -- Vol IV
2007-11-10 18:22:00
Please read out my former posts on History of German Shepherd Dogs Vol I, Vol II and Vol III. This posts is the continuation of the former ones. Another vital phase of the breed's development starts with Horand (DOB -- January 1st, 1895)- this is beyonf all controversies. After Mr. Stephanitz became the the president of the verein, he atended a dog show in the year 1899, where he found Horand, which was a Thuringian type sheep dog of medium stature. It was Horand's typical shepherd qualities that grabs captain's attention and he fell in love with Horand at the first sight. He purchased him at the spot. Although his original name was Hektor Linkshrein, he was registered in the verein's newly found stud book with the name "Horand von Grafrath". Horand was the first dog to find the first place in the new stud bookof the verein. The another dog that got an entry into the stud book was Meri von Grafrath. Hektor Linkshrein (leter Horand) had a brother called Luch von Sparwasser, who w...

History Of Germa n Shepherd Dogs -- Vol IV
2007-11-10 18:22:00
Please read out my former posts on History of German Shepherd Dogs Vol I, Vol II and Vol III. This posts is the continuation of the former ones. Another vital phase of the breed's development starts with Horand (DOB -- January 1st, 1895)- this is beyonf all controversies. After Mr. Stephanitz became the the president of the verein, he atended a dog show in the year 1899, where he found Horand, which was a Thuringian type sheep dog of medium stature. It was Horand's typical shepherd qualities that grabs captain's attention and he fell in love with Horand at the first sight. He purchased him at the spot. Although his original name was Hektor Linkshrein, he was registered in the verein's newly found stud book with the name "Horand von Grafrath". Horand was the first dog to find the first place in the new stud bookof the verein. The another dog that got an entry into the stud book was Meri von Grafrath. Hektor Linkshrein (leter Horand) had a brother called Luch von Sparwasser, who w...

Mind Blowing Litter Is Coming Up Shortly
2007-11-03 17:04:00
Attention dog lovers. This is for those who are looking for a good quality German Shepherd Dog at the most competitive price range. Aringsburg Kennel announces the arrival of a good litter out of highly acclaimed bloodlines.[REX -- Son of Ch. ?Kingsways Move It All Around?] X [Sweety -- Daughter of Ch. ?Biz Mark?]Contact Details: Scroll Down(End of the page) or Click here
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History Of German Shepherd Dogs -- Vol-III
2007-10-28 13:21:00
Read out my last couple of posts on History of German Shepherd Dogs -- Volume-I and Volume II. This is the continuation of the prevuious posts on History of German Shepherd Dogs .A portrait of Captain Max Von Stephanitz -- the one that I got while surfing the net. ---->Just a decade after (in 1892) the Hanover show (1882), the first Phylax Society was formed, although that was a flop project, since it could not be run for long (1891-1894). But the most inspirational thing about it was that, it was another great inspiration for Mr. Max Von Stephanitz to form the Verein für deutsche Schäferhunde (shortly known as SV ? the ?Club For German Shepherd Dogs?). So there was now a club authorized to register the wide range of sheep dogs that used to exist in Germany.Founded in 1899, with the first president Mr. Adolf Meyer the Verien had a smooth sail. The breed standard was drawn for the first time and SV held the first breed show in September 1899, making the year one of the most remarkabl...

History Of German Shepherd Dogs -- Vol-II
2007-10-28 11:46:00
Before you start reading this please check out my last post History Of German Shepherd Dogs -- Vol-I. This is a continuation of the first part.Both the Thuringian and Wurttemburg sheep dogs were first exhibited in a show held at Hanover in the year 1882 ? the year that marked the beginning of the evolution of a dog that was having a mind blowing ability to control herd of sheep. Drastic steps were taken to synchronize these varieties of typical sheep dogs in one single breed. Intelligence and Utility were the watch words for the breeding program. Selective breeding was one of the determining factors in the project. The Swedish sheep dogs were rejected at the very first sight, since they light built body, and lighter bones.Those dogs were selected that had the typical shepherd qualities, such as expressive heads, moderately lighter weights, good bones and good gait. The dentitions were to be quite strong. The bites were to be quite resistant and such that it would redirect the sheep ...

History Of German Shepherd Dogs -- Vol-I
2007-10-27 20:05:00
Well now, I was thinking of what should I write on this time. How if I write something about the history of the German Shepherd Dogs ? This is a very long story indeed. So I've planed to present it in a series of a few distinctive volumes. Just read on. And I'm sure if you are a real GSD fancier, this will be a topic of your real interest.Germany is the birth place of the breed. The very name gives a very clear cut indication of the fact. The look and the glamour of the German Shepherds Dogs that we find today took almost a century to develop. It was not until the late 19th century that emergence of the breed was noticed. And it?s beyond all doubt that it was due to the far sighted vision of the Prusian cavalry captain Rittmeister Max Emil Frederich von Stephanitz (commonly known by Captain Stephanitz or Captain Max von Stephanitz) that we dogs lovers got such a great gift.Shepherd dogs were truly wonderful natural working dogs that were used by the shepherds of 18th and 19th centu...
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11 months Old REX -- Waiting For The Next Command
2007-10-14 09:50:00
I just want to show the apperence of a purebred GSD(while sitting) when viewed side ways. Trainer: Mr. Kanchan Kumar Ghosh (delivering command off the cam.)Alert, Attentive, Resilient & Anxious for the next command
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GSD Acclimatizes To Warfare
2007-10-09 22:18:00
Friends! Lend me your ears please. I?m talking about something regarding Alsatians in wars. Alsatians played a real vital role in the wars, although other breeds such as Airedale terriers, Rottweilers, Collies, Lurchers, Giant Schanuzers, Bull Terriers etc. were also trained to become used to gunfire and bangs of exploding grenades and shells. Training up the war dogs was as important as giving guidance for loading of rifles and hitting the target.Dogs ? especially GSDs used to be the invaluable assets to the European regiment in World War I. The funny thing is that the services of dogs were not appreciated during the early years of the World War I. But they started to gain high respect when it was realized that dogs can accomplish great things. With the demand rising high, the War Office had put forward an appeal before the dog shelters and dog owners to give their dogs for war training. To meet the ever rising demand for a true courageous, intelligent and powerful breed of dogs, a...
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Varied Names For The Breed (German Shepherd Dogs And Alsatians)
2007-10-09 21:13:00
Hi folks! One most interesting thing about the breed that is worth talking about here is people?s confusion regarding the name of the breed. I am really tired of explaining people that German Shepherd Dogs and Alsatians are same. Yes my friends, German Shepherd Dogs and Alsatians are same. Learn here how a single breed got varied names. Let?s have a brief look on the history of the breed, spanning back to 18th - 19th centuries.VARRIED NAMES FOR ONE BREEDAt the end of the World War I, it was feared that the German Shepherd Dogs (GSDs) would fail to maintain its glory and would fail to flourish further if the word ?GERMAN? had appeared with its name. This is because, during the World Wars, anything with a reference to Germans was not favored in UK. Hence, to avoid the word ?GERMAN? in the name, it was decided to use the name ?ALSATIAN WOLF DOG? (Remember -- not simply ?ALSATIAN? ). Now the question is ? ?where did term ?ALSATIAN? come from?? Why Alsatian? Why not something else?Here?...
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Responsibilities Of A Dog Owner
2007-09-05 05:46:00
The responsibility of an owner or in the other way round, responsible ownership starts before purchasing a dog and never after bringing the dog home. After bringing the dog the responsibility only magnifies. The sense of responsibility starts with at least a short term study about the dogs to know the pros and cons of the story.Ask certain questions to yourself before you bring the little pooch to your home.1. Is the breed I am looking for really suites me?2. Is the home I live in apt for a dog?3. Do all the members of my family love dogs?4. Dogs cant be left alone for a long span of time. Am I okay with this?5. Money you may have. But the other two essential things that is really needed to upkeep a dog, are Time and Energy. Can I afford these for my dog?6. In the knowledge that, having a pet means having my own child, which is an aspect with high degree of responsibility and demands a lot of sacrifice, can I still afford to keep a dog?Well, YOUR LITTLE CUTE PUPPY HAS SOMETHING TO S...
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My Passion Of German Shepherd Dogs
2007-08-06 08:39:00
A R I NG S B U R G ?S P R O F I L E After gathering years of experience by rearing, and staying in close relation with dogs of various breeds since childhood, and keeping close association with dog-lovers, not only in India but also outside the nation, I have taken a few steps to organize the ARINGSBURG KENNEL. Being an admirer of the German Shepherd Dogs (Alsatians), I was determined to present the breed within an affordable range, maintaining the high quality. It is a real pleasure to own a well-bred GSD, and rearing and training it is undoubtedly an unforgettable episode.With an understanding of the fact, that a proud GSD owner is someone, who adores the company of a well-bred GSD, ARINGSBURG KENNEL has taken a sequence of vital steps to bring forth the GSDs with good pedigree. With a vision to protect the quality of the breed and to restore the breed?s basic inherent instincts, we have taken steps to synchronize, the quality range of well-bred GSDs in various combinations. These...
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