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history of the Malinois "vom Roten Sturm" |
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The
Malinois breed was developed by the end of the 19th century and
recognized by the FCI in the late 1950’s. The history of the Malinois breed
is written in multiple books, and our recommendations are listed in “Related
Links”. The biographies of the dogs listed below reflect the most recognized
dogs in our lines. |
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Odessa vom Rowehaus
Odessa is my
foundation female—very high in drive and very committed to her work, family,
and puppies. She comes out of excellent bloodlines, has the power of Athos vom Hexenmoor
(her father) and an unconditional heart. Everyone who sees her work says the same
thing: “Wow, what was that?” > Full Bio and Pedigree |
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Athos vom Hexenmoor
A grandson of Kolos des Deux Pottois, the foundation male of
“Malinois vom Roten Sturm.” Athos was considered one of the hardest hitting
dogs with the most commitment in the U.S. during his time. Comments from
three police departments during an evaluation of Athos, quote: ”If there
would be a competition for a dog that could take the most bullets and still
keep on coming, he would win it.” >
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Shiva Airport Hannover
retired
Shiva arrived in the US in February of 2002 with a BH.
She completed her SchH I, II, and III within 10 months and qualified for the
first Belgian Malinois Championship in Florida. Shiva is a Klemm vom Roten
Falken daughter.
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Klemm vom Roten Falken
The most successful working dog of all times, German Champion
in 1998 and 1999, World champion for Belgian Shepherds in 2000 and FCI-World Champion in 2000 and 2001. Klemm is the father of Shiva Airport
Hannover. Both vice-Champions of the 2000 and 2001 FCI-World Championships are
direct progeny of Klemm. Klemm carries the blood of Kolos des Deux Pottois
and Oskar vom Löwenfels. >
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Oskar vom Löwenfels
Oskar and Kolos dominated the Malinois breed for the last
twelve years in Germany. Oskar produced super working dogs with females over
G’Bibber. > Full Bio |
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Onix vom Löwenfels
Brother of Oscar, 3rd place of the 1991 and winner of the 1993
German Championship, 11th place of the FCI
World Championship 1993. Onix is the foundation male from Airport Hannover
Malinois Kennel and produced multiple champions in Germany. >
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Kolos des Deux Pottois
Son of G’Bibber, three-time participant in the German
Championship, twice at the FCI World Championship. His blood lines are
carried in most of the German Malinois. >
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G'Vitou des Deux Pottois
A son of Cartouche and one of the “Godfathers” in the Malinois
breed for the last 15 years. >
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Jorkan de la Chapelle Saint Vincent
V1, 68-times Ring III,
Körung 2, HD: A
Three time finalist of the Championat de France en Ring, in
1997 with only 2-1/2 years of age the youngest dog in a French final.
Father of multiple working dogs which showed on several Championships and
French Ring III Championat. |
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G'Bibber des Deux Pottois
Another son of Cartouche, he put his stamp on the Malinois
breed in Belgium and France like no other male within the last 15 years. He
produced multiple working champions like Kolos des Deux Pottois and Pando vom
Löwenfels. > Full Bio |
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Pando vom Löwenfels
A son of Kolos des Deux Pottois, the only Malinois in the U.S.
that flattened out one of the two decoys in any of his participating
Championships from 1993 to 1995. >
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Elgos
Grandson of G’Bibber, carries his line dominantly.
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We
would like to thank Mr. Volker Riedel for his kindness in letting us use the
historic pictures of the Malinois in our lines. |
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