Hi,
Ich hab mich mal zufällig durch eine Rassebeschreibung vom English Shepherd gelesen und fand den folgenden Absatz sehr interessant:
"Rather like your Aunt Sally, who can not help straightening up your books and wiping off the counter tops when she visits, a typical English Shepherd has a strong internal sense of How Things Should Be, and will work very hard to create and maintain that order wherever they go. They can become furry control freaks, insisting that everyone - and particularly other dogs - obey the Rules. If you turn a well-socialized English Shepherd loose in a typical off-leash dog park, you might as well give him a little striped jersey and whistle at the same time, because he will immediately assume the role of referee. If your particular English Shepherd has a dominant personality, he will probably act as an Enforcer. Dogs that are playing too rough, being rude or pushy, running too fast or barking too loud will be put back in line. If your English Shepherd has a softer, more submissive personality, he may act as an Informer, alerting you - the Pack Leader - to rule violations . This can be distressing to owners whose ideal dog is the stereotypical Golden Retriever: a dog that plays well with others and gets along with everyone. English Shepherds benefit from playing with other dogs, and most have a select group of canine buddies that they would run with for hours (often from other herding breeds). They are not canine extroverts, however, nor are they perennial puppies. Once they have matured, usually by age 2, their demeanor is characterized by seriousness of purpose and regard for order."
www.englishshepherd.org/english-shepherds-are.html
Hoffe es ist ok das so zu zitieren.
Wenn jemand gern eine deutsche Übersetzung hätte, kann ich das gern noch nachliefern
Ich finde es irgendwie spannend, dass alles was dort beschrieben wird für mich genau wie ein typischer MBH klingt.
Ist es wahrscheinlich, dass man eine Rasse in eine Richtung züchten kann, so dass fast nur MBHs dabei sind? Oder eher, dass bei der Rasse auch Bindehunde gerne sortieren?
Wollts eigenltich vor allem mit euch teilen, weil ich es sehr spannend finde, dass die Beschreibung so perfekt zum MBH passt.
lg,
Sanne