That it will .. we train twice a week

Plus small home training sessions

daniel: that's a good looking Dutchie!

Didn't know we had anyone else on the forum into the working dogs. I just retired from a career in training K9 and Instructing K9 Officers. Worked with quite a few Dutchies, and they are for sure serious critters! They make most Mals look laid back
Hows his "on/Off" switch?...They are usually 'on'.... Hows his 'out'? ....they like the bite so much. Anyway..good to see such a nice looking dog and someone who understands him!

A quick pic of my own dog, he's pretty much a cream puff, certified in Narcotics only.....


Call name "Rommel" ( what else would you call a dog that looks like this?)

His out is amazing. No major issues whoever trained him over there did a damn good job. He is great on his commands and his drive for his Kong is crazy!! He weighs 7 8lbs and hits the decoy pretty damn hard!! I will try to get some videos of his bite work .. he is social when I'm around but he does not like other dogs at all!!!

Very nice looking Rommel!

I went all out for him got the ray allen insert

Nicer looking dog. I have a cousin who is a deputy down around Beeville and his K9 partner is the same breed.

I used to do Shutzhund work and have a great respect for imported bloodlines. There is no comparison when it comes to working dogs.

You can tell quick how watered down dogs are in America...

WOW! You sure did! But you won't be sorry, he is obviously a high speed dog and Ray Allen makes great stuff. He looks great. Every Dutch Shepherd Ive been around wouldn't hold still long enough for a pic!

He looks great. Congrats on such a fine animal, sir.

Thanks guys!!

Fine looking dog!

Daylight and dark difference. Intelligence, bid-ability, and tenacity.

Cas is all about work... he is ready for anything..the blank gun is cool to watch the decoy shoot at him and I haven't seen him fear anything. When they do stick work from my breeder they never take it easy on him.

Great looking dog sir. Very impressive

Very impressive! I love dutchies. I recently had to get rid of my boerboel, to much drive and his "off" switch was not as good as it should have been. But since my living conditions changed, it was not the right environment for that big of a dog. Talk about a bite, most decoys would only take one bite from him. He is happily living on a large ranch in sequin now with lots of room to roam. I am thinking about a dutchy for my next protection dog.

I talked to an old trainer around Ft. Worth last year, he told me the origins of the Dutch Shepard. It would really surprise most people what the bred to start the breed. I really like them for there tenacity.

If you don't mind sharing, what does a dog like that cost? Training?

8k.. I got a deal through my friend who is the breeder for 6k

He had the dog for a year and is a solid level headed dog... but has a amazing off and on switch.. he had 4 other people try to buy him but he wouldn't sell him and he owed me favour so I cashed in

Awesome dog!! Have heard a lot about that breed recently. Would love to have one myself but my Beagle would probably become his lunch.

Jcb lol

You got a good deal on that dog! We were paying as much as $7.5 K for raw dogs from Europe.REALLY nice that he has a good on/off switch and better yet, a good 'out' as thats a recurrent problem with dogs not trained/raised right.
I envy you being young enough to run a high speed dog!

Thanks!! I know this is will never start from a puppy again!

I love starting them from a puppy,but you apparently got someone who does things right....and that makes it soooooo much easier down the line!

I hate the puppy stage