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Post by weimania on Jul 22, 2005 16:53:08 GMT 1
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Post by szarasfora on Jul 22, 2005 20:19:26 GMT 1
I'm really angry  with myself that I do not speak German! There are so many interesting things about weims at German websites and those forums! Lately I have promised myself to start learning! So.......when I learn German I will surely enter your forum. Now I can only use my on-line translator and read posts. |
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Post by marjolein on Jul 22, 2005 23:49:15 GMT 1
That's why I introduced the members of the German board to this board. I visit the German board every day, but can't reply in German. Hope some members will join us! I do feel Germany is the base of the Weim and I really like their tests and the way they're breeding. We could learn from them I think!!!
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Post by weimania on Dec 21, 2005 22:25:04 GMT 1
We have many Users who speak English ;-) Tey´re welcome in our Forum. You can also Post in English... Many People understand you... Also, why waiting longer  You see my english is not very good, but i´m sure you understand it ;-) Greetings from Germany Sven |
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Post by syrinx on Jan 3, 2006 3:12:57 GMT 1
Sven, your English is just fine!
I, too, want to learn German. The trouble I have with the forum (which I have looked at) is I can't understand any of the buttons or titles ;-( Makes it a bit hard to navigate!
Perhaps I can find a CD rom to use. I wish I had taken more notice in school!
Wendy
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Post by marjolein on Jan 3, 2006 10:35:28 GMT 1
Once you've got an account, you can change the language settings to english Wendy, but to get that far.... LOL!!!!
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Post by tasha on Jun 24, 2006 16:24:33 GMT 1
does the site have german breeders? and litter availability? I am starting my research to look for a male puppy from germany to import to the uk.
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Post by marjolein on Jun 26, 2006 12:21:47 GMT 1
Not really Tasha. The best way to find a stud is to become a member of the Deutsche Weimaraner Verein. You'll get their magazine with all the results in it of all the test that have been done and it also has a list od approved studdogs in it.
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Post by Jaeger on Jun 26, 2006 19:21:01 GMT 1
Tasha, are you a hunter?
If yes, you can maybe buy a puppy in Germany, that will be docked.
If no, it will not be easy to get a puppy from Germany.
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Post by marjolein on Jun 26, 2006 20:02:25 GMT 1
She is a hunter Wim!
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Post by tasha on Oct 24, 2006 17:05:49 GMT 1
game keeper, you can't get more of a hunter than that at least not in the UK :-) At the moment I do everything from Birds both mainland and foreshore, deer, fisheries and help out with boar so we have good opportunities for a good working dog. I've brought a cocker spaniel to do the hardest of the grounds we have but to be honest bonnie my weim is more than capable but I found that she works brilliantly as part of a two dog team. I do not need to shoot myself as I work alongside paying guns although we do obviously do all the pest control and dispatch animals that are ill or injured when necessary.
I am however looking for a weim dog with strong hunting instincts bonnie was lacking these and its taken alot of hard work to get her to work well. I feel the german dogs who are bred specifically for hunting will offer more opportunity and drive. Finding a good breeder who is prepared to send a dog to the uk or to breed with my bitch is however proving difficult so any assitance would be appreciated.
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Post by fialCo on Oct 24, 2006 19:10:08 GMT 1
hey, guys:)
we do have babelfish translator online:)
babelfish.altavista.com - just enter the block of text and translate it into another language:)
It's quiet easy, you see:) I usually do it when I need to translate something into Russian, their KIRILICA is very difficult to type, so I write in English, then translate it and copy/paste to my clients eheheh. But you have to know a little in chosen language - robots do not translate without mistakes:)
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Post by jai on Oct 27, 2006 12:27:31 GMT 1
Good Luck Tasha.. I too have been looking for a puppy and I live in Germany. I have met only one person who has a weim tail docked and got him in Darmstadt Germany. I do not believe that this woman is a hunter, nor do I believe she belongs to the german dog club. But I think because her husband is with the military (american) that may be a factor. Also, there is a military close to that area. Hope you are successful! if so, can you pass on the name for me??
LOL Jai
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Post by szarasfora on Oct 27, 2006 20:10:32 GMT 1
One of our docked pups has been sold to an American soldier living in an American military base in Germany. I don't remember the city (but it sounds familiar?), because an export pedigree had to be sent to Germany via America by military post. The soldier was a hunter. His wife wasn't. May be it is the same dog....?
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Post by jai on Oct 28, 2006 16:43:51 GMT 1
I met one soldier at the soccer field out here walking his new pup about a month or so ago. he told me he got his pup from Poland.. he also could not remember where, but the other pup is almost 1 that they got in Darmstadt. Szarasfora, your puppy that I saw with the american was beautiful and had a nice hard bite.. (lol)
jai
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You see my english is not very good, but i´m sure you understand it ;-)
