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| AOE 1998 GV Ch. Caraland's Unlimited CD, TC, ROM | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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GSDC of America---2000---Futurity Dog "This very stylish high-withered dog
medium/large size, gaited his way to the top honor. Rich black and
medium/light tan, and of good proportions, he has excellent secondary
sex characteristics and great expression. Exhibited on a loose lead
his back and topline remained firm. Good coming with a strong ~ Helen Franklin GSDC of America --- 2000 --- Best Opposite Sex in Futurity "Helen Franklin sent to my ring a beautiful Futurity Dog, large, masculine, with a correct suspended sidegait, clean on both ends, sound temperament, and correct coupling. He carried a strong back and moved beautifully on a loose or tight lead. His bone, pigment, and head were very pleasing. I thought both Futurity finalists were excellent representatives, and gave the nod to the bitch on shoulder opening." ~ Joan Fox GSDC of America --- 2000 --- 1st 12 to 18 Dog "This was my Best Opposite Sex Futurity Dog and he looked even better in the class. A consistent mover who uses both ends with efficiency and smoothness. His feet stay close to the ground and he never waivers. Clean down and back, straight legs, great pigment, and a harmonious total package."
~ Joan Fox
GSDC of America---November 10th, 2001---Best of Opposite
Sex to Best of Breed
GSDC of Canada---2001---Best of Opposite Sex
"This is a richly pigmented, handsome dog with a large
masculine head, good expression and confident manner. He possesses
good angulation on both ends without being over done in the rear and covers
the ground with ease. Shown in excellent condition, he never faltered
during the long rundown and was going as well at the end as he was at
the beginning. This is a quality animal who hopefully will help
the breed and certainly not hurt it."
~Mr. Jack Newton
2004 Register of Merit Sire
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