Exceptional Looks and Superb Temperament! Ix combines his striking appearance with a truly outstanding temperament. With correct proportions, a strong head, and powerful bone structure, he is built for both looks and performance. Exceptionally well-trained and highly stable, he thrives and adapts easily to any environment. With an incredible drive to work, he eagerly strives to please his handler, responding swiftly and precisely to every command. His natural ability to be guided is evident in his consistent responsiveness and pronounced desire to perform. Enthusiastic and highly motivated, he works with focus, always aiming to earn his reward, especially when it comes to his drive for the ball. Inside the home, he is relaxed, safe with the entire family, and neutral with other dogs. Naturally protective and will announce the arrival of strangers with strong, confident barking. In protection work, he is vigorous and committed, transitioning easily from calm to active on command. Demonstrates powerful barking and full, hard grips on the sleeve—always precise and controlled. Pedigree consists of top working bloodlines known for their health, vitality, and exceptional performance. Hips and elbows certified. For more information or assistance in determining how he fits your needs, lifestyle, and environment, please call us at (360) 273-6125.

Certifications:

WB Wesensbeurteilung: The WB is a temperament examination performed between the ages of 9 and 13 months. This allows the licensed judge to see the true character of the dog before being influenced by training.

AD Ausdauerpruefung: This title denotes a dog who passed an endurance test by gaiting for 12.5 miles at around six miles per hour with a ten minute rest at the halfway point, followed by a light obedience exam to finish. A requirement for a breed survey.

BH Begleitungshund: The BH is a companion dog test and the first step towards pursuing Schutzhund titles. The main focus of a BH is the temperament test; however, the dog must pass obedience before proceeding to the temperament portion of the BH exam. A dog must earn the BH before competing for IGP titles.