Centennial's Dirty Sally

"Black and tan of excellent temperament, moderate angulation, displaying excellent extension and good coordination Has a good back and fluidity in motion that is very exciting. At times she reaches a bit high in front, and when going loose comes a shade high in croup. Overall, very nice."

GSDC of America---1978---Select #7

"Medium-sized, black and tan bitch with a pleasing outline but not as angulated as some of the others. She has a strong back and is an animated and exciting mover with good ligamentation. She shows good front extension and seems to be a free mover. She shows better on a tight lead as it allows her hindquarter to remain on the ground a bit longer. When going loose, she still looks good but her follow-through is less efficient. She could use better dentition, but overall is an excellent bitch and certainly a credit to our breed."

~ Ed Barritt

	Ch. Centennial's Dirty Sally Ch. Centennial's Dirty Sally Breeders: G Ritacca and S Goehner Owner - G Ritacca DOB:
			1973 GV Ch. Scorpio of Shiloh Gardens ROM
		1977 GV Ch. Langenau's Watson ROM
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	Ch. Centennial's Dirty Sally
			1972 GV Ch. Lakeside's Harrigan ROM
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GSDC of America---1977--- American Bred Bitch & Reserve Winners Bitch "Black and tan of excellent temperament, moderate angulation, displaying excellent extension and good coordination Has a good back and fluidity in motion that is very exciting. At times she reaches a bit high in front, and when going loose comes a shade high in croup. Overall, very nice." ~ Ed Barritt GSDC of America --- 1977 --- Futurity Victrix GSDC of America---1978---Select #7 "Medium-sized, black and tan bitch with a pleasing outline but not as angulated as some of the others. She has a strong back and is an animated and exciting mover with good ligamentation. She shows good front extension and seems to be a free mover. She shows better on a tight lead as it allows her hindquarter to remain on the ground a bit longer. When going loose, she still looks good but her follow-through is less efficient. She could use better dentition, but overall is an excellent bitch and certainly a credit to our breed." ~ Ed Barritt Progeny: