Name:Terriland Let's Get Loud 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:20-01-2011 
Colour:Red Grizzle 
Owner(s):  
Breeder: 
Glen Mara Violon-D'ingres-De-Terriland (D)
Colour: Unknown
Fr CH Quatford Quatro (D)
15-11-1999
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Quatford Kardinal (D)
16-06-1993
CH Durham Red Clipstone (D)
Brockhole Blue Ribband At Quatford (B)
Quatford Kindheart (B)
10-08-1997
CH Dandyhow Private Eye (D)
Brockhole Blue Ribband At Quatford (B)
R-Bedst's Fantasia (B)UnknownUnknown
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Can CH Terriland Earth Spirit (B)
Colour: Unknown
CH/Am/Can CH Conundrum Co-Writer (D)
16-09-2001
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Otterkin Lyricist (D)
17-06-1996
CH Biddestone Picaro of Lutrabeck (D)
CH Otterkin Blue Note (B)
Conundrum Twist of Fate (B)
16-07-1999
CH/Am/Can CH Conundrum Leveller (D)
Conundrum Lindy Joe (B)
Malice Bleue Us Et Coutumes De Terriland (B)UnknownUnknown
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Show Placings

The Midland Border Terrier Club Championship Show
5th Aug 2012
Judge: Nicholls & Dean
*Dog Critique* An excellent entry at this my first club championship show. There were quality exhibits in all classes and overall, if this entry can be used as a yardstick, the dogs are now almost as good as the bitches, which couldn’t be said only a short while ago. This must bode well for the future of the breed. I have been very critical of movement in the past, but I found a distinct improvement here and most of the class card winners had good parallel movement going away and back, and plenty of drive with economical front action. Coats were generally very good and heads were much improved with only a few weak snipey muzzles and apple skulls. Many thanks to my hard working stewards, Sharon Pickering and Ray Bryan, who succeeded in keeping me out of trouble. *Bitch Critique* A very satisfying day, I had many good bitches to go over. My thanks to the MBTC for the invitation to judge and to the exhibitors for entering. All were capable of being spanned, there was a good number of typical jackets and overall quality was such that this was a factor in the placings. No bad mouths and many with good strong teeth. Construction has improved but be careful not to overdo the hind angulation and remember we look for narrow fronts. A few round ears and several larger than I prefer. Racy lines preferred but be careful as some lacked substance. I though the principal winners were all very good. BIS, RBIS and BOS were all worthy winners.
Yearling - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Terriland Let's Get Loud
Placing Critique
19 mo. Typical otter head, strong muzzle and good flat skull. Dark, although heavier ear. High quality harsh jacket and thick pelt. Attractive topline. Good length of leg, narrow front and moved out well.