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Ch. Dan-Ann's Chablis Original Sin
Ch. Dan-Ann's Chablis Original Sin |
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Ch. Caralon's QED Sword v LeBarland |
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Ch. Dan Ann's Nasdaq |
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Dan-Ann's Sentimental Journey |
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Ch. Dan-Ann's Chablis Original Sin |
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Inflight's Fly So Free |
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Inflights Jubilee V Chablis ROM |
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Sid's Such A Perfect Moment |
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GSDC of America---November 8th,
2001---American Bred Dog
GSDC of Northern Indiana---September 22, 2001---Winners
Dog, Best of Winners & Best of Breed
"This dog entered the ring, and there was not but one word
I could say: "Exceptional!" A medium-sized, very rich black and
tan guy with a beautiful, masculine head. He has good pasterns and a short
hock. He has a good middle piece and back. He has good ears, good
bone, and a medium eye. He was shown in excellent condition--hard, with a
shiny, healthy, beautiful coat and stamina to match. He presents a
beautiful picture of a handsome, low-stationed, typey male. Now add to the
picture and excellent side gait. To complete the picture, have him
magnificently presented by George Berstler who allowed the showman to show
himself on a loose lead all the way to Best of Breed over a beautiful Specials
class that included two beautiful Veterans."
~Kathy Field Casteel, Esq.
Illini GSDC---February 1, 2002---Best of Breed
"This is a medium-sized male who also does not carry a
great deal of coat. He is of good breed type with a correct wither point
flowing in to a strong back. He showed flawlessly with confidence and
really never put a foot down wrong. It was just his day. Original
Sin has a beautiful lay-back of blade and a long upper arm. He opened up
and moved with ease, covering ground nicely. His back remained firm throughout
the gaiting and his enthusiasm never diminished. The handler put this dog
on a loose lead as requested and the dog never changed. He could use more
finish in the rear."
~ Nancy Harper
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