Planned Breeding

Spring has really arrived, daffodils are blooming, the lambs are lovely and fluffy, the little chickens cute and yellow and I have been busy walking the web for suitable males for Sammy. Requirements have been high, Temperament and health are the topmost- I want to retain Sammys intelligence and ability and will to learn, but still want an easy tractable dog without aggression towards other males or OF COURSE! humans. We have been blessed with healthy lines so far, of all Sammy's 30 siblings only two have had any problems: one had a small mast cell tumour which was successfully operated on and another had problems with allergy which was treated and has now vanished completely. So of course I do not want to do anything to endanger this. When outcrossing (the opposite of in-breeding) it can be difficult to know what the lines contains of problems as so many different lines and dogs are behind the planned puppies, so it is even more important to investigate the lines of the coming sire completely.
Finally I want movement and structure - beautiful dogs, who can move like the wind, that be running next to you on a long run or at full speed at lure coursing and with Sammys coming mate I hope even to be able to improve Sammys already great movements.

I have been lucky enough to find everything I was looking for in MultiCH Tusani Big Ben
He is born in Slovakia, but lives now in Germany. He is of course hips A, Elbows 0, OCD free, has passed the very difficult club E.L.S.A Verhaltenüberprüfung (temperament test) with this comment: "Souveräner Rüde, der die Testsituationen in idealer Weise absolvierte" (Outstanding male, who passed the test with excellence). Ben is out of American and Australian lines and a complete outcross to Sammy.