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Females
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Good German Shepherd breeding starts with good females of good families. A Good family is determined by the quality of siblings more so than the fame of parents and grand parents. It is far better to breed with a mother who has excellent structure, health and character and whose siblings display similar qualities, than to another who is a top ranking show dog with a superb pedigree but whose siblings were rejects. Genetic power, far from being a biblical list of famous up-line names, is more a matter of soundness in the immediate family tree--brothers and sisters of the breeding pair, and brothers and sisters of their immediate parents. The milestone producers of our time come from strong litters: The "L" litter Wienerau, the "Q" litter Arminius, the "P" litter Wildsteiger Land, suggesting that the genetic power of an individual dog like Lido Wienerau, or Quando Arminius, or his mother Palme Wildsteiger Land were animals who emerged from a strong sibling quality.
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