Full Version: Seeking Male Belgian Shepherd Groenendael
I have a young female who is about to begin going into heat and must make a decision whether or not to spay. These dogs are so great and so rare that I would be willing to breed her on down the road if another Belgian Shepherd exists here. Otherwise, there's no point in not spaying her. No rush as it would be about a year, but I'm told others have Belgian Shepherds in Panama, so I'm trying to find out whether or not that's true. Thanks.
I don't know about other dogs but if you decide to breed her we would love a male puppy!
QUOTE (Sinduda @ Mar 2 2007, 04:26 PM) 
I have a young female who is about to begin going into heat and must make a decision whether or not to spay. These dogs are so great and so rare that I would be willing to breed her on down the road if another Belgian Shepherd exists here. Otherwise, there's no point in not spaying her. No rush as it would be about a year, but I'm told others have Belgian Shepherds in Panama, so I'm trying to find out whether or not that's true. Thanks.
QUOTE (A.Happle @ Mar 6 2007, 03:15 PM)
I don't know about other dogs but if you decide to breed her we would love a male puppy!
And I'd love to have a female....!!
I have a Panamanian neighbor who has a Belgian shepherd puppy. Not sure of sex, but where there's one, there are bound to be others. I used to have a Belgian, too, and she was an incredible creature. I too would be interested in a puppy, male or female. Elizabeth Worley
QUOTE (veworley @ Mar 7 2007, 05:22 PM)
I have a Panamanian neighbor who has a Belgian shepherd puppy. Not sure of sex, but where there's one, there are bound to be others. I used to have a Belgian, too, and she was an incredible creature. I too would be interested in a puppy, male or female. Elizabeth Worley
There are 4 types of Belgian Shepherds. My pup is an all black Malinois, not very common. The Groenendaels are also all black, however, have longer hair. Which type does your neighbor have? Here's a link to what she will look like as an adult:
http://capitalcanine.com/ourdogs.htm
I also have photos of both her parents. Mother very sweet, father very scary. Parents were very highly trained police dogs brought to Panama by a foreign government for a big drug operation. Afterwards, the government was going to put them down as they were no longer needed, however, a friend of mine was friends with the vet the gov't. used and managed to get the dogs instead. My pup is from their first litter. As a result of the rescue, no papers.
She is pretty amazing and extremely intelligent. First week I had her, my son asked if I was sure she wasn't already trained. No gratuitous barking. No damage inside. Pretty instantly house trained and has never destroyed anything inside. Great, great dog. The reason I wrote Groenendael is because of their color. Not really interested in breeding her with anything other than black Belgian and, as I said, the Black Malinois is very rare so I cannot imagine one existing here. Would love to be surprised.
Last time I drove through the 'checkpoint' on the Autopista well before David, the cops could have cared less about my passport and license. They were too occupied with the pup in the backseat. One produced his card and offered to train her. Presidential guards in Panama City offered the same. She's an attention grabber for sure. I got very lucky with her in every way one could state that with a dog. I must sound like a disgusting new parent, but that is how it feels. I haven't had a dog in nearly 20 years and what a great creature I got lucky enough to get.
And again, she turns 6 months old this Saturday, so breeding her would not be for some time. But it's good to know that her babies would have homes.
Attached is a photo of her at nearly 4 months and a close up at nearly 5 months. I haven't edited any of the many others I have.
WOW! Now I want a pup more than ever - too cute. Let me know if you ever have any luck...720-4538. we have a fenced yard and all.....Thanks, Amanda
QUOTE (Sinduda @ Mar 9 2007, 08:10 AM)
There are 4 types of Belgian Shepherds. My pup is an all black Malinois, not very common. The Groenendaels are also all black, however, have longer hair. Which type does your neighbor have? Here's a link to what she will look like as an adult:
http://capitalcanine.com/ourdogs.htm
I also have photos of both her parents. Mother very sweet, father very scary. Parents were very highly trained police dogs brought to Panama by a foreign government for a big drug operation. Afterwards, the government was going to put them down as they were no longer needed, however, a friend of mine was friends with the vet the gov't. used and managed to get the dogs instead. My pup is from their first litter. As a result of the rescue, no papers.
She is pretty amazing and extremely intelligent. First week I had her, my son asked if I was sure she wasn't already trained. No gratuitous barking. No damage inside. Pretty instantly house trained and has never destroyed anything inside. Great, great dog. The reason I wrote Groenendael is because of their color. Not really interested in breeding her with anything other than black Belgian and, as I said, the Black Malinois is very rare so I cannot imagine one existing here. Would love to be surprised.
Last time I drove through the 'checkpoint' on the Autopista well before David, the cops could have cared less about my passport and license. They were too occupied with the pup in the backseat. One produced his card and offered to train her. Presidential guards in Panama City offered the same. She's an attention grabber for sure. I got very lucky with her in every way one could state that with a dog. I must sound like a disgusting new parent, but that is how it feels. I haven't had a dog in nearly 20 years and what a great creature I got lucky enough to get.
And again, she turns 6 months old this Saturday, so breeding her would not be for some time. But it's good to know that her babies would have homes.
Attached is a photo of her at nearly 4 months and a close up at nearly 5 months. I haven't edited any of the many others I have.
http://capitalcanine.com/ourdogs.htm
I also have photos of both her parents. Mother very sweet, father very scary. Parents were very highly trained police dogs brought to Panama by a foreign government for a big drug operation. Afterwards, the government was going to put them down as they were no longer needed, however, a friend of mine was friends with the vet the gov't. used and managed to get the dogs instead. My pup is from their first litter. As a result of the rescue, no papers.
She is pretty amazing and extremely intelligent. First week I had her, my son asked if I was sure she wasn't already trained. No gratuitous barking. No damage inside. Pretty instantly house trained and has never destroyed anything inside. Great, great dog. The reason I wrote Groenendael is because of their color. Not really interested in breeding her with anything other than black Belgian and, as I said, the Black Malinois is very rare so I cannot imagine one existing here. Would love to be surprised.
Last time I drove through the 'checkpoint' on the Autopista well before David, the cops could have cared less about my passport and license. They were too occupied with the pup in the backseat. One produced his card and offered to train her. Presidential guards in Panama City offered the same. She's an attention grabber for sure. I got very lucky with her in every way one could state that with a dog. I must sound like a disgusting new parent, but that is how it feels. I haven't had a dog in nearly 20 years and what a great creature I got lucky enough to get.
And again, she turns 6 months old this Saturday, so breeding her would not be for some time. But it's good to know that her babies would have homes.
Attached is a photo of her at nearly 4 months and a close up at nearly 5 months. I haven't edited any of the many others I have.
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