Hi from Cambodia

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kidkhmer
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Hi from Cambodia

Post by kidkhmer »

Hi There,
I live in Cambodia and joined to learn more about the DS before I decide on my next dog. I just lost my GSD in tragic circumstances and while researching the internet trying to find a GSD or Malinois breeder in South East Asia I came across http://www.siamcrowndog.com and that really opened my eyes :shock: to the beauty of the DS.I think they would go great here in Cambodia with our climate so I am thinking about jumping the fence from a GSD to a DS and I never thought I'd say that !

thanks KK
leih merigian
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Post by leih merigian »

Hi KK,

First, my condolences on the loss of your GSD :( . I, too, was a GSD peson before getting my DS, and while I will always love certian working line GSDs, I'm now quite in love with this breed.

That website is pretty awesome. I checked out the male Arras dog, and really liked him a lot. Didn't spend much more time there, but they sure look like a good possibility for a beeder to consider.

What would your plans be for a DS? Do you engage in sports or other activities?

And, what does KK stand for? :D

Glad you found us. Lots of knowledgeable folks around here...
leih merigian
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Welcome KK. I believe you might be the first member from Asia. Cool. 8-)
Yes, Siam Crown has a brindle collection and I always love seeing the exotic (to me) pictures of theirs.
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Marjolein
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Welcome :D
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Welcome! Sorry about the loss of your GSD, you will love DS!
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Post by Lauren »

Welcome, KK. DS are a bit different than any GSD's I have ever known. Of course no one will be like the one that you lost :( .

Thanks for the link. Now I am forced to add Thailand to my list of places I must visit before I die! What a beautiful facility they have and the Dutch Shepherds are GORGEOUS!
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alspyce
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Also have a horse-old quarter horse mare-32.
Can't wait for all the snow to get gone! Spring is coming too slow this year!
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Welcome!
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Schlussdibusti
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Welcome :wave:
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kchristy
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Welcome, I was actually looking to get a GSD when I came across the DS. I had never heard of them before, then started looking at pictures and thought they were so beautiful. I have met alot of nice people on here that are very helpful and experienced with the breed. Hopefully you will be able to find a pup that is right for you :)
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Jan
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Welcome.
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CaroleBoaz
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leih merigian wrote: That website is pretty awesome. I checked out the male Arras dog, and really liked him a lot.
I was also drawn to him. He's a handsome guy!


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Post by GSDNanny »

Welcome, KK.

How interesting that this forum has encompassed the world with kindred spirit for the Dutch Shepherd.

Do keep us posted on your quest.

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Marjolein
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CaroleBoaz wrote:
leih merigian wrote: That website is pretty awesome. I checked out the male Arras dog, and really liked him a lot.
I was also drawn to him. He's a handsome guy!


Welcome!
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Arras at work when he was still in Holland:

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kidkhmer
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Post by kidkhmer »

And wouldn't you know it ....Alpha and Arras will be having a litter this year :wtg: Unfortunately it would be September before I could get a pup and that's the longest wait in History and im very impatient ! :x

All SC dogs are trained in Dutch language !

(k)id (K)hmer
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Marjolein
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kidkhmer wrote:
All SC dogs are trained in Dutch language !

(k)id (K)hmer
probabely because most were trained in Holland, and then sold to Thailand ;)
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Thats awesome, I would love to teach Merlin commands in dutch.
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