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Pard z Jirkova dvora

Sold or retired · 2nd Bloodline

Sold or retired

The recorded details

Titled: ZVV1, IPO3, ZOP, ZZO, ZPU1, ZPO1, FPR2, ZPS1
Show: velmi dobry
Breed Survey: 2nd class 5CX1/P
Elbows,hips: 0/0, DNA

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Training footage

Original JINOPO footage · Pard z Jirkova dvora

Protection · 2009

Original archive footage

Protection 1 · 2009

Original archive footage

Protection · 2008

Original archive footage

About this dog

PARD z Jirkova dvora is a member of 2nd sire's bloodline. PARD is medium large male with strong bones, required pigmentation a strong nerves. PARD is one of the last real dogs. In case of need he would not hesitate to use his teeth to stop any aggressor even if the aggressor doesn't have any equipment on. PARD can be perfectly controlled, he has excellent traits for scent work and obedience. PARD is one of few dogs that willingly and happily work on all obstacles prescribed by Czech National Title Order (ZVV). PARD has inherited the bone strength of his father and high energy level of his mother. PARD has natural active defence reaction balanced with strong prey drive. We expect PARD to produce progeny that can mainly be used at Law Enforcement.

Sire’s line pedigree

Sire’s line pedigree: Founder : HETTEL Uckermark - Billo von Riedekenburg - Greif von der Peterstirn - Arko Mutterlieb - Damm vom Oostal - Arno von der Friedhofsmauer - Damm vom Sandhügel - Nestor v. Wiegersfelsen - Immo v. Hassenfang - Axel d. Deninghauser Heide - ALF v. Nordfelsen - HELD v. Haus Elkemann - Axel v. d. Pelztierfarm - MUTZ v.d.Pelztierfarm - Jonny v. d. Rheinhalle - Jupp v. d. Haller Farm - Canto v. Amicos - Fedo Quercus - Zorro v. d. Wildsau - Baro v. Kreutzschauer Land - Quanto Jipo-Me - PARD z Jirkova dvora ....

Original photographs & records

Pard z Jirkova dvora — original photograph or record

Pedigrees

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