Multiple-Sired Litter : One dam, two sires
 

Here we are taking the exemplary female, Casi Vom Schoenfelden, and breeding her to two studs that have produced exceptional offspring in past litters. All three dogs are accomplished in the conformation ring and have stable temperaments.

In the Rudi X Casi offspring we expect exceptional heads for obvious reasons. Both have produced excellent type and structure in past offspring. We hope that these puppies will excel in the show ring. Our female Kelli that was bred to Rudi in 2004 is Casi's aunt, thus we saw the production of a very similar genetic combination in the "D" litter.

From Draven X Casi we want working level drives . Draven is a high scoring Sch 3 with a lifetime Korung and Casi is out of the famous Ch. Moritz Vom Moritzberg..the only Sch3 and Dpo 3  Rottweiler ever in the US.  The puppies from this combination will hopefully be well suited in Schutzhund, Ringsport, Obedience, K-9 work etc.

Some people may wonder why we make this type of breeding?

The answer is simple. We want puppies from both of these sires. We could easily breed Casi to one stud this litter and the other next time, but we don't want two entire litters of puppies. We are currently active in conformation and would like to whelp a good solid schutzhund prospect so that we can again enjoy this area of the breed. If Mother Nature were accepting our requests we'd ask for one top notch conformation prospect  and one high drive, hard male from this breeding... and that would be it.

The American Kennel Club allows for the registration of litters with more than one sire. This is effective for litters whelped September 1, 1998 and forward. Parentage must be determined using the AKC's DNA Certification Program prior to registration. To date there have been less than 200 of this type breeding from all dog breeds combined.

The proper procedure for pursuing the registration of a multiple-sired litter is.....additional info (link to AKC)

Curious about how all this works? Don't feel alone, most people are a little confused on Mutli-sired breedings. Give us a call or email and we'll gladly explain the process.

This breeding was conceived in late April and will whelp in late June.  The puppies will have their shots, de-worming, tail dock, rear dew claw removal, micro-chip identification, early neurological stimulation, and extensive socialization.

This breeding will be known as the "Vom Keiser Wappen F & G  litters."