Hi, new member here
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Juststellar
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- Tell us about yourself: Dog training, particularly IGP is pretty much my lifestyle, alongside CaniSports. I have been working my young male dobermann in IGP for a year and a half and am now looking to train another dog in IGP for competition (considering a DH). I’m based in the UK
Hi, new member here
Hi all, rather than lurking I thought I would introduce myself. I am based in the UK and seriously considering getting a Dutch shepherd as my next working dog (for competing in IGP and dog sled sports). I have been learning and training in IGP for just over a year and it has pretty much become life. I already have a pet Dobermann who I train in IGP and we also canicross. He has been a great learner dog for the sport (he is also my first dog) but the time has come to start training another alongside him and hopefully compete with. I have a great club and trainer I work with who believes the breed is for me, so I am proceeding to learn all I can and decide if he is indeed correct. I hope this is the best place to do so 
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Tim91118
- Training Dog
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- Tell us about yourself: Enjoying my Dutch Shepherd and my Malinois
Re: Hi, new member here
Welcome. With your trainers help, you should get some exposure to them since you’re training in IGP.
Tim
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Jay knowles
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Re: Hi, new member here
Welcome, where in the UK are you. Jay
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Juststellar
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- Tell us about yourself: Dog training, particularly IGP is pretty much my lifestyle, alongside CaniSports. I have been working my young male dobermann in IGP for a year and a half and am now looking to train another dog in IGP for competition (considering a DH). I’m based in the UK
Re: Hi, new member here
Thank you. I’m located in the South East. There are a lot of Belgian shepherds at the club and in the sport but I have not personally come across the Dutch herder, yet.
I will be training in the Netherlands shortly so I am going to use it as an opportunity to have a look at the breed as they seem much more popular there.
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Tim91118
- Training Dog
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- Tell us about yourself: Enjoying my Dutch Shepherd and my Malinois
Re: Hi, new member here
You will see some outstanding specimens. There are some good breeders there.
Tim
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Jay knowles
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Re: Hi, new member here
I'm in the Bromley area of Kent so south east also. My dog is mostly herder crossed with mal. Just posted a couple of her lattest pictures. Thanks JayJuststellar wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 9:23 amThank you. I’m located in the South East. There are a lot of Belgian shepherds at the club and in the sport but I have not personally come across the Dutch herder, yet.
I will be training in the Netherlands shortly so I am going to use it as an opportunity to have a look at the breed as they seem much more popular there.
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Juststellar
- Just Whelped
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- Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2020 11:17 pm
- Tell us about yourself: Dog training, particularly IGP is pretty much my lifestyle, alongside CaniSports. I have been working my young male dobermann in IGP for a year and a half and am now looking to train another dog in IGP for competition (considering a DH). I’m based in the UK
Re: Hi, new member here
I'm in the Bromley area of Kent so south east also. My dog is mostly herder crossed with mal. Just posted a couple of her lattest pictures. Thanks Jay
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Ah, not too far from me as I’m also in Kent
I think they are stunning dogs and I hope to have great success with the breed if I do end up choosing a Dutch shepherd puppy.
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Ah, not too far from me as I’m also in Kent


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