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| Dagobert vom Haus Hessling (3/21/04) |
Dagobert Vom Haus Hessling (Dag) is a male pup we
imported from Germany in May of 2004. We had hoped he
would be a breeding prospect but he has a bite problem
turned one year old on March 21, 2005. He is about 22" tall
and weighs around 55 lbs.
While I regret having to sell him, we are looking to place him
in a loving, hunting home. He did hunt with us all of last year
and has made some good progress. He is currently a kennel
dog, although I think with some work he could be made into a
house dog. He has a pretty strong bond with me so he will
need to be placed in a home that has time to spend with him to
establish a good bond with his new owners.
imported from Germany in May of 2004. We had hoped he
would be a breeding prospect but he has a bite problem
turned one year old on March 21, 2005. He is about 22" tall
and weighs around 55 lbs.
While I regret having to sell him, we are looking to place him
in a loving, hunting home. He did hunt with us all of last year
and has made some good progress. He is currently a kennel
dog, although I think with some work he could be made into a
house dog. He has a pretty strong bond with me so he will
need to be placed in a home that has time to spend with him to
establish a good bond with his new owners.
companion. I am hoping to get some video of him working, but it might take a while as I am busy
with a litter right now.
Hunting-wise he is about average for his age. His pointing has not come on real strong yet, especially
on planted birds, but I have seen several nice points on wild pheasants. This is not uncommon with
SMP's and most usually just need some more time before the pointing kicks in. I think with the
proper exposure and a little time he will do well in pointing. He has shown himself to be a good
tracker and works the cover well looking for birds. His first season he tended to stick pretty close to
me, but has been becoming a little more independent as time goes on. I would consider him as a
close to medium working dog. He is good in the water, is fine around gunfire, and will retrieve. It
was a pretty slow year last season for getting him into the birds, but he did have a couple of retrieves
as a young pup. He has been tested in the German VJP test, scoring a respectable 60 points (8 in
rabbit tracking, 9 in nose, 8 in search, 8 in pointing, 10 in cooperation). The scoring system is as
follows:
12: excellent (rarely given out, must be extraordinary circumstances)
11-9: very good
8-6: good
5-3: sufficient
2-1: deficient
0: insufficient
He has also had his hips tested for hip dysplasia using the PennHIP method. Both his right and left
hips scored a DI of 0.35 which is in the 70th Percentile for the breed.
Both his sire and dam were tested at all levels of the German testing system and did very well.
This is Dag's German breeder explaining the awards and testing accomplishments of the parents. The
English is a little broken, but you will get the idea.
"She [Inge] was the best dog on an examination (HZP) especially for breeding. For this she
get an award. She also has a very good VGP and on the "International German VGP" (that's
a examination which happened every two years) she get an award for the best dog they have
seen for the "field work". They said they haven't seen a small Munsterlander like this one who
point in this way. It was like an english Pointer. Once a month we are hunting with her where
we can see that she know what she´s doing. She make a very good water work and an
excellent field work. She is very calm in the house and listens well. She is very fond of children
especially with our 8 month old daughter. Attached you find some pictures of Inge. The sire
we'll take is "Birko vom Tegernsee". He's unrelated to the mother of Anna and has excellent
tests. He also has an award "International working champion - CACIT" and was successful at
a "International German HZP" (which happened also every two years). Both dogs have good
hips and are loud hunters."
"In May we take part on the world dog exhibition with Inge and Alessa. On the breeding
exhibition of Small Munsterlander last year Inge get an excellent for her hair and a very good
for her form. The only thing why she didn't get a second excellent was that her eyes aren't
dark enough for the judges."
"During the last months Inge was very successful on a few exhibitions. She get a few excellent
for her appearance and she also get some titles on international shows like "International
German Champion", "Best of Breed", "CAC" and she candidate for an "International
Champion" and for the "CACIB". We are very proud of this because she looks very nice, was
excellent on the breeding examinations and was very good in hunting."
I have several pictures and his health certificates below. If you are interested in Dag, please let me
know at smallmunster@hotmail.com.
with a litter right now.
Hunting-wise he is about average for his age. His pointing has not come on real strong yet, especially
on planted birds, but I have seen several nice points on wild pheasants. This is not uncommon with
SMP's and most usually just need some more time before the pointing kicks in. I think with the
proper exposure and a little time he will do well in pointing. He has shown himself to be a good
tracker and works the cover well looking for birds. His first season he tended to stick pretty close to
me, but has been becoming a little more independent as time goes on. I would consider him as a
close to medium working dog. He is good in the water, is fine around gunfire, and will retrieve. It
was a pretty slow year last season for getting him into the birds, but he did have a couple of retrieves
as a young pup. He has been tested in the German VJP test, scoring a respectable 60 points (8 in
rabbit tracking, 9 in nose, 8 in search, 8 in pointing, 10 in cooperation). The scoring system is as
follows:
12: excellent (rarely given out, must be extraordinary circumstances)
11-9: very good
8-6: good
5-3: sufficient
2-1: deficient
0: insufficient
He has also had his hips tested for hip dysplasia using the PennHIP method. Both his right and left
hips scored a DI of 0.35 which is in the 70th Percentile for the breed.
Both his sire and dam were tested at all levels of the German testing system and did very well.
This is Dag's German breeder explaining the awards and testing accomplishments of the parents. The
English is a little broken, but you will get the idea.
"She [Inge] was the best dog on an examination (HZP) especially for breeding. For this she
get an award. She also has a very good VGP and on the "International German VGP" (that's
a examination which happened every two years) she get an award for the best dog they have
seen for the "field work". They said they haven't seen a small Munsterlander like this one who
point in this way. It was like an english Pointer. Once a month we are hunting with her where
we can see that she know what she´s doing. She make a very good water work and an
excellent field work. She is very calm in the house and listens well. She is very fond of children
especially with our 8 month old daughter. Attached you find some pictures of Inge. The sire
we'll take is "Birko vom Tegernsee". He's unrelated to the mother of Anna and has excellent
tests. He also has an award "International working champion - CACIT" and was successful at
a "International German HZP" (which happened also every two years). Both dogs have good
hips and are loud hunters."
"In May we take part on the world dog exhibition with Inge and Alessa. On the breeding
exhibition of Small Munsterlander last year Inge get an excellent for her hair and a very good
for her form. The only thing why she didn't get a second excellent was that her eyes aren't
dark enough for the judges."
"During the last months Inge was very successful on a few exhibitions. She get a few excellent
for her appearance and she also get some titles on international shows like "International
German Champion", "Best of Breed", "CAC" and she candidate for an "International
Champion" and for the "CACIB". We are very proud of this because she looks very nice, was
excellent on the breeding examinations and was very good in hunting."
I have several pictures and his health certificates below. If you are interested in Dag, please let me
know at smallmunster@hotmail.com.
Dag1.jpg Dag2.jpg Dag3.jpg Dag4.jpg Dag5.jpg Dag6.jpg Dag7.jpg Dag8.jpg
Dag9.jpg Dag10.jpg Dag11.jpg Dag12.jpg Dag.jpg
Pedigree
PennHIP Info
VJP Results
Inge (Dam) Inge Sire
Dag9.jpg Dag10.jpg Dag11.jpg Dag12.jpg Dag.jpg
Pedigree
PennHIP Info
VJP Results
Inge (Dam) Inge Sire
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