Rebholzer Dobermans

Beck

Veedoc's Beck von Landotz SchH/VPG2 ATT WAC CGC
Int.CH. Graaf Vito v. Neerlands Stam IPO3 SchH3 X Olivia de Covalta BH AD
10 January 1999 - 12 July 2007
lost to cardio
vWD clear, eyes CERF #DP-1357/2001, MSU thyroid normal-3/06,dx cardio-3/05, OFA (Good)hips,OFA (Normal) elbows

Beck came to me as a very gangly 13 month old from a conformation show home in Florida's flatlands. He had a lot of basic lessons to learn, starting with learning about body awareness and controlling it as well as the fact that in Vermont, the earth is NOT flat! After allowing him time to "find himself" and while doing some necessary physical and mental maturing we began laying the foundation for his working program. Although a slow process, the benefits from not rushing his training have proven to be well worth the time and effort.
Beck's temperament is the epitome of what a Doberman is supposed to be. He IS the standard. Not only is he a joy to work with in the sport, he is also the kind of dog I want beside me walking down dark alleys. He possesses a great love of working AND he wants more than anything, more than any toy or any treat, to please me, his handler, friend and pack leader. We ARE a team and we have so much fun working together. His exhuberance and love of life in general and work in particular, cause many smiles and laughter, not only from me but from those who train with us.
If I had to sum him up in just a few words I would say of Beck, "he is an honest dog". It just might be what I love most about him.

Beck enjoying run in snow
In August of 2001 he passed his ATT (UDC Adult Temperament Test) at the Canadian Regionals, earning the crowd's approval with the first applause of the day for his very convincing response to the agitator. In May of 2002 he passed his WAC with highest marks throughout. To round off the 2002 trialing season Beck earned his BH title in October. We then had some unexpected obstacles in 2003 that had nothing to do with dogs and dog training but effectively stalled our progress that season. We were back to work trying to make up for lost time in 2004 and Beck earned his SchH/VPG1 that Fall. In 2005 Beck earned his SchH/VPG 2 with a respectable 277 out of 300 points.

Headstudy in springtime

His only litter was born in May 2001 out of our own Rebholzer Deja Vu BH WAC CGC. You can also see his 2 wonderful sons on their own pages; Twist and Quest.

Beck heeling

Beck at Farm Gone
At Farm Gone

Beck earning his BH
Beck earning his BH under Judge Sandi Purdy

blindsearch/hold&bark

heeling in VPG2 routine
Trial pics by Darlene Pavlovich
drive on the escape grip

Beck earning his SchH2

Earning his SchH/VPG 2

~September 2005~
(above): Protection & obedience phases on trial day

(to left): Beck is shown being awarded his SchH/VPG 2 under DVG judge/President, Carole Patterson.

(to right): Beck celebrates his new title with a dish of ice cream, Yummy!

Celebrating with ice cream!

A dish of ice cream for a job well done!

Beck plays outfield in snowball fight

a rousing snowball fight!

Beck intercepts the

snowball!

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Beck Veedoc's Beck von Landotz SchH/VPG2 ATT WAC CGC Int.CH. Graaf Vito v. Neerlands Stam IPO3 SchH3 X Olivia de Covalta BH AD 10 January 1999 - 12 July 2007 lost to cardio vWD clear, eyes CERF #DP-1357/2001, MSU thyroid normal-3/06,dx cardio-3/05, OFA (Good)hips,OFA (Normal) elbows
Beck came to me as a very gangly 13 month old from a conformation show home in Florida's flatlands. He had a lot of basic lessons to learn, starting with learning about body awareness and controlling it as well as the fact that in Vermont, the earth is NOT flat! After allowing him time to "find himself" and while doing some necessary physical and mental maturing we began laying the foundation for his working program. Although a slow process, the benefits from not rushing his training have proven to be well worth the time and effort. Beck's temperament is the epitome of what a Doberman is supposed to be. He IS the standard. Not only is he a joy to work with in the sport, he is also the kind of dog I want beside me walking down dark alleys. He possesses a great love of working AND he wants more than anything, more than any toy or any treat, to please me, his handler, friend and pack leader. We ARE a team and we have so much fun working together. His exhuberance and love of life in general and work in particular, cause many smiles and laughter, not only from me but from those who train with us. If I had to sum him up in just a few words I would say of Beck, "he is an honest dog". It just might be what I love most about him.
	In August of 2001 he passed his ATT (UDC Adult Temperament Test) at the Canadian Regionals, earning the crowd's approval with the first applause of the day for his very convincing response to the agitator. In May of 2002 he passed his WAC with highest marks throughout. To round off the 2002 trialing season Beck earned his BH title in October. We then had some unexpected obstacles in 2003 that had nothing to do with dogs and dog training but effectively stalled our progress that season. We were back to work trying to make up for lost time in 2004 and Beck earned his SchH/VPG1 that Fall. In 2005 Beck earned his SchH/VPG 2 with a respectable 277 out of 300 points.
His only litter was born in May 2001 out of our own Rebholzer Deja Vu BH WAC CGC. You can also see his 2 wonderful sons on their own pages; Twist and Quest.
Beck heeling	At Farm Gone	Beck earning his BH under Judge Sandi Purdy
	Trial pics by Darlene Pavlovich
Earning his SchH/VPG 2	~September 2005~ (above): Protection & obedience phases on trial day (to left): Beck is shown being awarded his SchH/VPG 2 under DVG judge/President, Carole Patterson. (to right): Beck celebrates his new title with a dish of ice cream, Yummy!	A dish of ice cream for a job well done!
	a rousing snowball fight!

Click here to view Beck's pedigree
(goes to Deja's page)		(goes to Dogs of the past page)
Choose another dog