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VA Lex
Preußenblut SchH III, Kkl 1
VA Lex Preußenblut SchH III Kkl 1 |
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| V Ingo v. Piastendamm SchH II | ||||||||
| V Trutz a.d. Schwanenstadt SchH III MH1 | ||||||||
| V Ruth v. Stolzenfels ZPr | ||||||||
| VA Lex Preußenblut SchH III Kkl 1 | ||||||||
| V Paß von der Starrenburg SchH III MH1 | ||||||||
| V Esta Preussenblut SchH III FH | ||||||||
| V Reina vom Holzheimer Eichwald SchH III MH1 | ||||||||
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German Sieger Show---January 1946---VA2 "The war was over. The Americans in
Germany who knew dogs were really taken by the dogs they were seeing,
these great working animals. The pressure was on to sell Lex and it was
finally done for $10,000 an unbelievable price for the time. Supposedly
there was such a strong feeling about him getting out of the country that
he was poisoned on the way out and he died."
"Lex sired more VA stock than any other
dog of his day and through his son VA Rolf Osnabrucker Land and other
members of that 'R' Osnabrucker Land litter was to be widely bred to in
Germany. Lex was particularly successful in producing strong heads,
good fore assemblies and adequate hind angulation with good width of thigh.
In the main he gave strong black and tan saddle marked stock but with
this line came some tendency to colour paling. It also seems to
be particularly prone to cryptorchid problems and many animals inbred
on Lex or Rolf produced this. Some excess of body length and a tendecy
to short forelegs can come via Lex as was seen in Danko stock but on the
whole Lex was a valuable sire who might have been more widely used than
Rolf and to better effect had he, Lex, not been poisoned in 1949 when
still only five years old."
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