Another picture.

Hello! Thankyou for joining our Group and for the opportunity to judge your

Parn-Petch! It is always nice to view littermates.

 

Here is Parn-Petch;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Ann,

 

The pup is really beartiful. I really appreciate the diagrams that you are sending and the indications that you draw on them - they are a great learning tool. Please keep that up it is really helping me!

 

My best,

 

Rose

Hi  BIS,

 

Parn petch is overall a great little pup. His strong points being his front angles, topline and tail set.

 

However, at first glance, I am to bothered by his neck placement on the shoulder. It interrupts the flow of his topline. His neck is placed to far forward on the shoulder, and I would like to see a much better blend to the topline.I do not see this correcting, but he is still in development,so anything is possible.

 

I like his head piece, and feel it is better than his sister urai, howver,I feel Urai is more structurally sound. he has a great compact build and biody length. Overall he looks very balanced. Currently, i think he may have too much forechest, but this may be effected from his shoulder and neck placement.

His rear angles are good, but I would like to see his hock vertical to the ground. He seems to be "stretched " right now, so this can effect his rear appearcne.

His croup is excellent.

I like his head shape, but feel his muzzle can be straiter on the bridge.

I would also like his tail to be carrieda little better,but it is good as it is seen currently. it could be straiter and more forward.

His color and coat is excellent

 

best of luck with him

James

Ann,

 

Thank you very much for your comments and a diagrams on Parn-Petch that help me a lots to learn and understand the structure. And great to have you comment my Parn-Petch.

 

Tor

 

 

 

Welcome Tor

Please tell us a little about yourself and your TRDs...

Nice with an english talking thai-guy on the board.

You got an uncommon name for an Thai?

Its from the Nordic Mythology.

Tor= The God of Thunder! Or from the Marvel Comics, The Mighthy Thor. Regards Tina

 

 

Hi Tor! Thanks for the intro!

 

 

 

Hi Tor !!

 

Welcome to the board ! but I have 2 things to say:

First - Your introduction are post in the wrong forum, please post it in the message board!

Second - If you want my critique then please post his current (6monthsold) pictures, not this one....LOL

BTW, you have many Champions, why don't show them to us......

 

Rgds

Thaidane

Hi to everyone, I am new to the group and also new to the breed. My name is Bronwyn. I bred Dobermanns for the ring in my home country, South Africa, for many years, but do not have any Dobes at the moment. I was so very impressed with these stunning rare dogs that I rediscovered on the net, that my Dobe screensaver is now TRD's in stead! I have been deeply researching them, and I am planning to buy a puppy, as soon as I have enough information, to import to my country (Israel where I live) where they are not found yet. I am really keen to ensure that our first foundation is of absolute quality to ensure that the breed is established here from a strong base.

 

I need any and all guidance I can get, and my first question pertains to Parn-Petch - I see baldness on his rearhock, and scarring on his front shoulder. I have read that the TRD's (especially velvet coats) tend to show scrapes and scars easier. Is that the case here? Is it an issue? What recommendations can you as owners/breeders give as to choice of coat and color?

What is the status on occurence of skin problems in the breed, and does it tend to follow coat type or bloodline? (BTW - fawn and blue are both related to skin problems in certain bloodlines when it comes to Dobes).

 

If everyone could also give me insight into breeders to go for or avoid, and recommendations in terms of acquiring a pup. I am utterly passionate about preservation and positive development of purebreds, especially those like the TRD where rare and beautiful genes are preserved. The TRD is in a class of its own here, having such diversity, yet such absolute distinctive features.

 

Could you also tell me more about Parn-Petch's pedigree? Oh, and could someone post a pic of his sister Urai?

 

I have so many questions, but for now I'm sure I'll get lots of valuable info to gobble up, then I'll post again.

 

Warm wishes,

Bronwyn

(I hope I posted in the right place...)