Johan Weckhuyzen

Okay, so look, I don't know in exactly what year he started to breed, but when he started to breed, he was breeding mostly on the lines of flap.

Okay, so look, I don't know in exactly what year he started to breed, but when he started to breed, he was breeding mostly on the lines of flap.

With, what's the name now? Cartouche. No, no, no, no. Cartouche is different. That was the second wave of Luxe breathing. The first wave, it was the flop line with the famous French guy. I'm bad in names. I'm very bad in names.

With, what's the name now? Cartouche. No, no, no, no. Cartouche is different. That was the second wave of Luxe breathing. The first wave, it was the flop line with the famous French guy. I'm bad in names. I'm very bad in names.

Maybe it will come. Yeah, it will come. So he started breeding that and he was not so happy with that. And so in the early 80s, then he started to see some dogs in the NVPK and he started to know Mark de Welde. And Mark de Welde, he owned Jebiber and Cartouche. And then he started to use these dogs. And GV2 and Biber, they have the same father.

Maybe it will come. Yeah, it will come. So he started breeding that and he was not so happy with that. And so in the early 80s, then he started to see some dogs in the NVPK and he started to know Mark de Welde. And Mark de Welde, he owned Jebiber and Cartouche. And then he started to use these dogs. And GV2 and Biber, they have the same father.

They are both out of Cartouche, but a different mother. Where GV2 is then a second time on the line of Arad, who is behind Cartouche. And so he started on that. And then he started to have his real, real good, strong dogs. And then the third wave was after he started to use Zergos. So that's with the three waves that I can say we've looked, that we can see.

They are both out of Cartouche, but a different mother. Where GV2 is then a second time on the line of Arad, who is behind Cartouche. And so he started on that. And then he started to have his real, real good, strong dogs. And then the third wave was after he started to use Zergos. So that's with the three waves that I can say we've looked, that we can see.

And that is very interesting how we did it. And he used other lines where he said, hey, Johan, stay away from that because you see this and this and these problems. And I must say in all the years now we are nearly Nearly 30 years after 1985, we are 25, so it's 40 years. And those things that Luke told me and teach me about the bloodlines, I still can see that.

And that is very interesting how we did it. And he used other lines where he said, hey, Johan, stay away from that because you see this and this and these problems. And I must say in all the years now we are nearly Nearly 30 years after 1985, we are 25, so it's 40 years. And those things that Luke told me and teach me about the bloodlines, I still can see that.

And people say, yeah, but that's not possible. But the traces, sometimes the look of the dogs, you can say, hey, they go back on that, they go back on that. And if you see the look, it goes also with temperament and the character, because Everything is genetic.

And people say, yeah, but that's not possible. But the traces, sometimes the look of the dogs, you can say, hey, they go back on that, they go back on that. And if you see the look, it goes also with temperament and the character, because Everything is genetic.

And if you see, let's say, in the 80s, the French dogs, they were quite small and they were all, let's name it, the Louboutins, they were small dogs. The males, they were the size of a very small female in the Baudouin lines. So that is, we can still see things that you say, hey, but this is typical French line. This is typical this line. This is typical NDBK line. Also of the look.

And if you see, let's say, in the 80s, the French dogs, they were quite small and they were all, let's name it, the Louboutins, they were small dogs. The males, they were the size of a very small female in the Baudouin lines. So that is, we can still see things that you say, hey, but this is typical French line. This is typical this line. This is typical NDBK line. Also of the look.

The look gives you already the information about the bloodline. And if you know what characteristics the bloodline is giving, you can have a...

The look gives you already the information about the bloodline. And if you know what characteristics the bloodline is giving, you can have a...

good probability that the puppies will be all like the father or like the mother but okay if you do some line breeding you know what you do and you can know what you can expect if you do completely out crosses you know nothing you know nothing that's that's one of the big things in the breeding and everybody say yeah but in breeding and line breeding ah but

good probability that the puppies will be all like the father or like the mother but okay if you do some line breeding you know what you do and you can know what you can expect if you do completely out crosses you know nothing you know nothing that's that's one of the big things in the breeding and everybody say yeah but in breeding and line breeding ah but

Without, I tell you, they ask me, they show me pedigrees. They say, Johan, what do you think? What can we get?

Without, I tell you, they ask me, they show me pedigrees. They say, Johan, what do you think? What can we get?