Name:Aiga Viva Ignace Boitaclou 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:30-07-2013 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mr J L Casrrie  
Breeder:Mrs L Ruy 
CH Byrons Greengrass (D)
06-01-2007
Colour: Grizzle
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)
Sealwood Darling (B)
11-02-2002
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Conundrum Dalglish (D)
24-03-1991
Ragsdale Ringer (D)
Otterkin Red Alert At Redbrush (B)
Blackberry Wood (B)
15-03-1997
CH/Am/Can CH Conundrum Leveller (D)
Lynsett Yahoo For Conundrum (B)
CIB/ES/PT/MC/CH/TA/BrO Ch Aiga Viva Fé Libre (B)
13-02-2010
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Toftahill Deep Blue (D)
16-03-2008
Colour: Blue and Tan
Sub Terram Hell Breaks Loose (D)
14-10-2006
Axbor Horatio (D)
Borderhouse One Of A Kind (B)
Örvikens Azalea (B)
07-02-2003
Sub Terram Sevärt (D)
Örvikens Silverviol (B)
TA / BrO / TNRg Ch Bow Valley Caly (B)
25-06-2007
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Breadsall Kracker (D)
04-02-2006
Remmus Silver Fox (D)
Whitcliffe Bonnie (B)
Cinnamon Bark (B)
05-06-2003
CH Dykeside Durham Ranger (D)
Rainsbarrow Fern (B)

Show Placings

The Sothern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
11th Jun 2016
Judge: Professor S P Dean (Tyrian)
It was a pleasure to judge the SBTC Championship Show and very pleasing to do so on their return to the Cheltenham racecourse. The new venue on the racecourse site has impressive facilities and they helped to provide a good atmosphere all day. The bitch classes were generally very much better than the dog classes and the number of border terriers with thick pelts and a good coat was impressive. Heads are very much improved although some deep stops and large heavy ears cost a few dogs a higher placing. In general terms the construction of hindquarters has improved but we are now seeing some dogs which have too much bend of stifle and end up with their hocks well behind their tail root when standing. Lay-back of shoulders has also improved yet some still have those relatively upright shoulders which yield a stilted movement in front. In addition, we need to keep the narrowness of the breed in mind, the border terrier does not have a rounded chest and should be well ribbed back as a result. I struggled to span quite a few male dogs but the bitches were much better. Dentition was very good overall and very strongly made teeth was most enjoyable to find and always an impressive quality to see when examining a border terrier’s mouth. Finally it was nice to see a few dogs with the characteristic thick carrot-shaped tail which, when set on correctly, always finishes the overall picture. Keep in mind it is an asset for the working terrier. At the end there were some very promising youngsters who will contribute the future of the breed and several very high quality Border Terriers competing for Best in Show.
Open - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Aiga Viva Ignace Boitaclou