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I have always been involved with dogs since I was a child.
I started my professional dog career in sled dog sport at the age of 20. I had an average of 30 huskies of my own in my kennel and drove very successfully from race to race.
Due to the close bond with my pack of dogs, I was able to learn a lot about the behavior and social behavior of dogs. My kennel has won five European and four world championship titles as well as several German championship titles in various classes.
After my sporting career, my enthusiasm turned to the Bull and Molosser breeds. In turn, I used my many years of experience for breeding and training and was quickly able to achieve great success with my dogs. Be it in the training of protection dogs, the training of show dogs and their various show successes or the breeding of healthy and temperamentally sound family dogs.
Continuous further training is part of my job: over the years, I have been able to build up the necessary skills and qualifications to qualify as a dog trainer in accordance with Section 11 of the Animal Welfare Act (TierSchG). As a character assessor for dogs in accordance with the State Criminal and Ordinance Act (LStVG, Art. 18), I also carry out character tests for listed dogs and dogs with behavioral problems. My tasks also include the official confiscation of aggressive confiscated dogs.
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My professional dog career in sled dog sport began when I was just under 20 years old. I had an average of 30 huskies of my own in my kennel and drove very successfully from race to race. Due to the close relationship with my dog pack and the breeding of my own dogs, I was able to learn a lot about the behavior, breeding and social behavior of dogs. This sport was about seconds. The better the training, the handling of the dogs and, of course, the food, the greater the success. It was a constant pondering on how to breed better and more effectively and how to improve the training. The big question: How can I make it more pleasant for the dogs so that they go to work full of joy and energy? It was a very intensive and interesting time working with dogs. My kennel won five European and four world championship titles as well as several German championship titles in various classes.
After my 15-year career as a sporting sled dog, in 1999 my enthusiasm turned to the Bull and Molosser breeds. During my sled dog days, I always had two Dogo Canario dogs, which were used as guard dogs. After a short time, I began to breed Dogo Canario and train them as guard dogs. Again, I used my many years of experience for breeding and training and was quickly able to achieve great success with my dogs. Here, too, we traveled from event to event and did well in protection competitions. Looking back, that was my most instructive time, which gave me a lot of knowledge about dogs and also about dangerous dogs.
At an event I saw a miniature bull terrier that caught my eye because of his looks and his funny nature. I immediately set out to organize a Mini. Again, I started breeding relatively quickly and the time of the Dogo Canario was history. I stopped breeding the Spanish Mastiffs and only focused on the Minis. After two years of breeding, I managed to breed a fantastically beautiful bitch with whom I attended every major dog show. I went to everything from the World Dog Show to Crufts. I also wanted to shine in the motherland of the bull terrier and traveled to England very often to win a lot of shows. My greatest success was in England. There I won the title “BOS” at Crufts. It was a great feeling knowing that the whole bull terrier world was watching. However, I soon realized that the Miniature Bull Terriers had too many health problems, which is why I stopped breeding them.
