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1913 German Sieger 1913 Sgr. VA Arno von der Eichenburg SchH III Kkl 1 |
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| 1908 Sgr. VA Luchs vom Kalsmunt Wetzlar | ||||||||
| 1910 Sgr. VA Tell von der Kriminalpolizei PH | ||||||||
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1913 Sgr. VA Arno von der Eichenburg SchH III Kkl 1 |
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DAM'S SIRE |
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DAM'S DAM |
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Making Arno Sieger in 1913 was probably partly as an effort to throw the emphasis away from the Tell, Jung Tell combination and type, bringing the breed back to the shape Von Stephanitz was advocating. Arno did have a line back to Roland on his mother side, appears to have had a good temperament that followed in his progeny. From his picture it would appear that he had good rear angulation. The front does not look so good in the shoulder assembly as it appears the upper arm is short. This would likely show as a lifting or hackney style action in front. The feet on this dog look good and the let down in the rear corresponds with the proportionate let down in pastern. Other than the front lift up, Arno was probably an efficient smooth moving dog, a good banner carrying dog for the breed." ~Gordon Garrett Author of German Shepherd Dog History |
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