Progeny & Kennel Groups
Congratulations
to
Nikki & Sid Farley ( Nikonis GSD's )
Winner of the Progeny Group
V1 Ch Nikonis Yago
again led his progeny group for the second year running.
Nikonis Yasko - SG6 Yearling
Nikonis Dave - SG3 Junior
Nikonis Yera - SG3 Yearling Female
Mascani Odessa – V3 Adult Female
Samaravic Shayla – SG3 Junior Female
Kamantas Bethany - SG6 Junior Female
Champion Nikonis Yago. A group of 6 progeny from 5 different dams. Clear difference between males and females. All father typical. Good heads,
remarkably good toplines and very good hind angulation. Upper arms should be longer and better angled.
All dogs have correct fronts. Very good pigmentation and colour especially the sable dogs. Breeding with Yago needs attention to forehand angulation.
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2nd Sieger Zamp v Thermodos
Sieger Zamp v Thermodos. A group of 4 progeny from 4 different dams. The group is very good father typical with clear difference between males and females.
Very good top and underlines. All dogs are remarkably dry and firm. They showed good gaits and very good gaiting.
Recommendation with Zamp. If you are lucky to get the cover with Zamp, we congratulate you!
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3rd Antilli Aldo
Antilli Aldo. A group from 6 different dams. The group showed good father type with good heads, good dark eyes.
Good toplines and show a clear differential between males and females.
Shows good gaiting. Attention is necessary when breeding that the dams are not too deep or long in underchest.
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4th Rouna's Quantas Master
Robunas Quantas Master. A group of 6 from 2 different dams. The difference between the males and females is clear.
Good heads, some dogs should have darker eyes. The uniformity of the group could be greater.
Some fronts could be better. For the breeding we recommend females should have good dark saddles and very good forehand structure.
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Nikki & Sid Farley ( Nikonis GSD's )
Winner of the Kennel Group
VA1 (2008) Ch Nikonis Colin Sch H3
V1 (2008) Ch Nikonis Yago Sch H2
SG3 Nikonis Yera Sch H1
SG3 Nikonis Dave
SG5 Nikonis Arthur
NIKONIS Mrs N.Farley. Group of 5 from 5 litters, 4 different fathers, 4 different mothers.
Even if the group is mixed between sables and black and tans, they show very uniform kennel type. Overall quality is very good.
Very good heads and very good expressions. All animals in the group are correct proportions and with good croups.
Well angulated. Absolutely correct in fronts, very good top and underlines.
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2nd Veneze GSD's - Mr & Mrs J Cullen
VENEZE Mr & Mrs J Cullen. A group of 4 from 3 litters, 3 different fathers and 2 different mothers. A group of very good uniformity.
Very typy and expressive. Good overall quality. Good top and underlines. Good hind angulation.
Needs a little more front angulation.
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3rd Korzwin GSD's - Messrs Barclay & Williamson
KORZWIN Messrs Barclay & Williamson. Good group out of 3 different litters, 3 different fathers,
3 different mothers, very good quality overall. Remarkably correct size of females.
Overall dryness and firmness and correct hind angulation.
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4th Antilli GSD's - Messrs C Eastwood & A Reilly
ANTILLI Mesdames C Eastwood C & A Reilly. Group of 5 from 4 litters, 4 different fathers, 5 different mothers.
Group of very good quality overall.
Very good heads, good toplines. Very good hind angulations.
Correct fronts and firm hocks. Upper arms should be longer and more angulated.
5th Robuna's GSD's - Mr Rab McPhee
ROBUNA’S Mr Rab McPhee. A group of 6 from 5 litters, 1 father and 1 mother.
Uniformity is good but to have a group of only 1 mother and father makes it easier as it is absolutely least in combination.
The dogs are of a good kennel type and within proportions. Very good hind angulation.
Absolute restriction in some dogs, with regards to frontlines and colour of eye.
