Most Important Progeny:
- 1962 Sgr. Mutz a.d. Kuckstrasse SchH III
- V Frei vom Hohenstamm
- V Condor von Schnapp
- V Frigga aus Wattenscheid
- V Blanka vom Grenzlandhof
- V Cella vom Oelschacht
- Ch Andra Daheim
- SG Amsel vom Haus List
- Dago von Schnapp
- Frei von Schnapp
- Alge von der Doppelbrucke
- Pia vom Matrosenheim
- Pirol vom Mastrosenheim
- Alba Daheim
- Bill vom Obsthof
- Pia vom Grunen Platz
- Elke zu den Funf Giebeln
- Heide vom Haus Geltinger
- Harald vom Haus Geltinger
- Elfi vom Stillen Waldweg
- Arry vom Haus Merlene
- Elke vom Haus Jutta
- Cita aus der Sieben-Keltern-Stadt
- Anka von der Kreuzplatzhutte
- Mira von der Felsenwehr
- Heidi vom Schlackenbrunen
- Anni von der Bundesgrenze Anholt
- Cita com Bushchemunch
- Blanka vom Gudahof
- Galant von der Salzbergen
- Asta vom Messinghof
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Koer Report--August 26th, 1958
"Powerful and substantial male, over
medium size, with faultlessly angulated structure, and very good
chest. The harmony of his structure is equally evident standing
and while he is in motion. Good temperament with outstanding
courage and defense reaction. Lively, alert, good natured, and
fearless. Height 25 inches inches, weight 92 pounds. Color:
Black and tan. Very good depth, and pronounced forechest,
excellent shoulder position, excellent angulation, a slight tendency to
standing "French." A little more arching of the paws
would be desirable. Fleeting, feathery gait with good reach.
Courage and defense reaction can server as an example of
perfection. Breeding advise: Linebreeding on Claudius vom Hain and
his littermates is definitely inadvisable."
"Condor was by a Rolf son ex a Axel
daughter he was typical of the successful blending of these two lines
and as might be expected from his breeding he was excellent in shoulder,
head and middle piece although he had a tendency to be a heavy dog and
again lacked hind angulation. He has given some cryptorchids but
few considering his usage. He was influential in Britain mainly
through the quarantine bred litter out of the Hein daughter Pia
Wikingerblut imported by Brettas."
~Author Unknown
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"Condor v. Hohenstamm
produced very well in Germany, his most famous son being the 1962
Sieger, Mutz a.d. Kuckstrasse. He passed on his big, male head (sometimes
with a tendency to a slight shortness of muzzle) and his excellent
balance and movement. As an individual he lacked somewhat in hind
angulation and flare in stifle but, when bred to bitches who had
excellent hindquarters themselves and through their forebears, he
produced the wanted angulation behind. Pigmentation had to be
watched as well as feet, and a slight tendency towards over
aggressiveness. "
~Capt WM Goldbecker & Ernest H. Hart From "This is the German Shepherd"
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