Római Mandula Kennel, Budapest

It was founded in 1984. I have been engaged in breeding dogs for 25 years. I brought my first sarplaninac in 1985, which was number 67. in the country. It was called "Bucskó". This dog was able to jump over a 3 m (118 in) tall board fence, held its tale lifted, and felt like a king. I fell in love with this breed.
Calm, power and harmonious movement.
I bought my next puppy from a Serbian dog show, I gave a camera in exchange. It happened in 1987. That dog was the incorruptible. He accepted if a sausage was offered to him, but he often bit the over-familiar hands. On the nearby building site a workman who came near to the fence had been caught by the dog, and could only escape from him when his quilted jacket was unbuttoned, so the workman was able to slip out of its jacket.
I brought Sila in 1988 from Peca (Gvozdenovic Predrag, today he is only a judge). Sila did not like two-stroke engines, though at that time there were many of it on the streets. He usually wanted to attack these motorbikes, the dog neither liked David Hasselhoff. While I was drinking my soft drink at a table, the dog walked snarling its teeth in anger towards the poster of David. Two great dogs were born by Sila: Roman Almond Arras and Rom, an Almond Dik. Both of them achieved outstanding achievements. Arras got to József Pintér, while Dik remained with me. His highest dog exhibition success is third place in European and fourth place in World's fair. Once I took him to a special show to Serbia after the champion we tried ourselves on a bravery test against 15 other dogs. The assistant stood in the face of Dik, who laid low, did not even barked, then flung at the assistant as he launched an attack. The Serbian spectators were screaming and applauding. It had happened in 1994 during wartime. In the end we got the cup.

For us this event was the heyday of the sarplaninac breed, at that time there had been 70 entries on the spring club exhibition......
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