PLK ( SIRMIUM's ) GR CH Mali Dizni

if i was, i wouldnt send for MY dogs in your homeland. funny, huh? since YOU GUYS come to MY HOMELAND for YOUR dogs... imo a dogman finds good dogs, AND DOESNT BITCH WHERE HE/HER was buying all the supposed "curs". maybe this all goes back to the phrase soo common in the USA..."good dogs are where you find them" maybe you just need to know where to find them , huh?

 

what u are sayng draw in all the american people and i k`ent say bad words for all the americans, in my opinion from now, if y want to import game dogs from us i know from who i D`ONT get that dogs.
but, the big but is that i find here good dogs, and please, lets speak all lyke rational people.

and now i know who is another peddler or someone who sell shitt to people

 

so your gonna buy another 100 dogs then, huh?:rolleyes:

 

read again , or read just my posts i will never buy dogs from us. i find good stuff here

 

SAR-CASM...follow?

 

You will find good dogs anywhere you find good conditioners/ good foundation blood and the right conditions to 'select' or even in places where its difficult to operate.

I do know for example that in the balkans there are so very knowledgable ppl who can condition dogs like the best. they are very dedicated ppl, same goes for U.S.A or anywhere else for that matter. respect goes where its due, personally I respect both big time I also respect the history of the breed right back to the begining and where they came from and the people who made it all possible that we can even discuss and debate here about them. without them none of us would be here!

 

man, as i was reading this thread i looked to my right , i saw a huge wolf spider on the wall... was liek sh*t not again LMAO

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had a lot of those at my previous house.. man, :eek: u dont want to get bit by them. u could die from a SPIDER .

sorry for the hijack

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Wow saw some funny stuff on this thread.....

 

RR its not cool to make fun of the europee-ons poor english

 

Some Europeans are even English, meaning you speak my language GHK I speak English quite well too.

 

no girl, yours isnt bad at all. some on here tho:rolleyes:

 

English is about all England has left

 

havent visisted here in awhile but this is some funny chit LMAO at hooked on phonics

 

This IS a bit off topic, but the same principles may apply...

The American Staffordshire Terrier is extremely popular in Europe (for show, but you know that). They are much more popular in Europe than in USA. In France, for example, about 5 times as many are registered per year than in entire USA.

They in many instances come over here and beat us at OUR shows. In many cases, they DO have better dogs.

And I believe it's because of the following reasons:

1. They imported mediocre dogs for sure.
2. They breed like crazy over there and they don't worry about pedigree so much. They have mixed up the lines totally. They breed more, keep more and therefore have more to select from. And they are getting really good show dogs. Conformation judges that I know have told me that in talking to the Staf breeders there that they are VERY serious, and know and discuss the show standard for Stafs much more than the breeders here. And then they seem to apply it better.

Yes, show dogs, I know; but I think the genetic principles might be the same. Europe started with USA game dogs, bred them a LOT and selected hard from more dogs. And seem to be more serious about it all.

That's the impression I get from reading through all of this. Kinda the same thing that I have seen going on with the show dogs and Europe.

Dreamer

 

what another language u speak? and english is not even your language, not enev have a own language jackass. do you known another language? u PM me to write a good englis, but when y ask u if u know another language u forget to respons

 

to each his own everyone has there own opinion

 

uper make fun of my bad englis, if is ok for him lets speak franch or spanish. but y think the only language know`n from him is just english
i`m out of this thread and this discusion

 

WHOA SLOW DOWN. less of the name calling. I understand you perfectly. I was not reffering to you! get it right.

English IS my language. your making yourself look bad here man.

 

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