anni 65/70 dogue de bordeaux in giappone

All'epoca importati x incrociare con tosa-inu

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there are websites that say the Bordeaux dog was the last breed that was mixed with the Tosa Ken in the year 1954, with 3 dogs of the German breeder Mary Pufahl. Bordeaux mix dog was purely experimental test, not even an influential. Here is an article about this export dogs, written by the breeder Mary Pufahl. The dogs that she has carried to Japan in 1966, 1967 and 1968.


A piece of her correspondence with the Japanese Tosa Breeders Komamoto

At the end of 1965 has created an active correspondence between myself and a Japanese guy who was interested in these dogs. He tried to get information on the Dogue de Bordeaux, and especially his strength and fighting qualities, which, as one could read the collected correspondence, somewhat lacking in their own fighting dog "Tosa Inu" at that time. The qualities of the Dogue de Bordeaux had to offer their ideas naturally enough, they decided several puppies and a truly excellent adult male imported to Japan. The price was not important. They wanted a couple of DDB race as the first place, then to view the best dogs to choose from these nests and add it to the failing quality of the Tosa Imported 5 puppies were all together to improve the Tosa. Of the Orloff Coqueries, Opel Fenelon, and three females, the Ova Fenelon, offie de la Maison des Arbres, Pinup des Noirs Demon. In the second half of 1966, the unique stud Mowgli de la maison des Arbres, after the second mating in France to Japan. After Mowgli had arrived, had all of the above three females nests. Both of the studs Orloff and Opel, were declared as being unsuitable for breeding, although no reasons were given. Mowgli only survived the move to Japan for a short time. He was critically ill at the beginning of 1968. My attempt to return him failed. He died before the plane had left Tokyo airport. So according to this information, no dogs were exported to Japan in 1954 by Mary Pufahl to be mixed with the Tosa Ken.
........after 1965

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