Name:Joncroft Fruity Pebble 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:23-12-2011 
Colour: 
Owner(s): Mr & Mrs M Johnston  
Breeder: 
CH Irton Silver Knight (D)
08-10-2003
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Irton Starship in Aurdu (D)
01-10-2002
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Irton Blaeberry (D)
07-11-1996
CH Irton First Footer (D)
CH Raeburnfoot Isla At Irton (B)
Baywillow Sun Witch In Irton (B)
04-04-2001
Otterkin Kade (D)
CH Baywillow Sunspice (B)
CH Irton Maree (B)
30-12-1998
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Hollybridge Royal Ransom For Raeburnfoot (D)
25-09-1994
CH Raeburnfoot Royal Mail (D)
Irton Ransom At Hollybridge (B)
Irton Heskeir (B)
09-12-1995
CH Irton First Footer (D)
CH Raeburnfoot Isla At Irton (B)
Joncroft Yuletide ShCM (B)
22-12-2004
Colour: Red Grizzle
Otterkin Kade (D)
03-08-1999
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Conundrum Dalglish (D)
24-03-1991
Ragsdale Ringer (D)
Otterkin Red Alert At Redbrush (B)
CH Otterkin Blue Note (B)
04-08-1991
Scots Guardsman (D)
CH Otterkin Singin' the Blues (B)
Tinkerbelle's Girl At Joncroft (B)
01-06-2002
Colour: Red Grizzle
Cracking Idea At Redfox (D)
02-10-1995
CH Dazzle 'em Lyndhay (D)
Dormic Daizy (B)
Naughty Tinkerbelle (B)
25-10-2000
Streetlight Lad (D)
Kenex Silverbirch (B)

Show Placings

Northern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
17th Jul 2012
Judge: Mrs. A. C. Fryer (Irton)
My thanks to the Northern Club for the opportunity to judge their 40th Championship show and for their wonderful hospitality; to the exhibitors for giving me such a lovely entry and to my stewards Doreen Rushby & Tracy Peacock for their assistance through the day. I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed my day, as we expect from this club there was a wonderful atmosphere all day with good support for the winners and, of course, very impressive rosettes! I was pleased with the entry and thought the Veteran class outstanding. In general exhibits were good types of Border, presented clean and reasonably well muscled. I dislike over handling and excessive stacking of exhibits, these are working terriers and if made right they will – eventually – stand right. In general heads were typical, some with excellent expressions. Coats, of course, were all over the place but where present were of good quality and in the main pelts were OK with some very good examples. Feet generally were OK but good tight well padded feet were definitely in the minority. Similarly ears were generally OK but small, well set, well shaped thick ears were scarce. Tails and tailset were very much a plus with some very good examples, just a few rather long or thin ones. I was pleased to find enough well made dogs who covered their ground cleanly without fuss and flicking but good movement was definitely one of the major problems, particularly in the bitches. Shoulder placement was a problem in a significant number of exhibits, mostly these were upright shoulders out at the withers giving big problems with front movement. These may look good standing but these dogs are not sound on the move, a vital requirement for a Border. I accept that an older dog can lose teeth or have a bite move but I was disappointed to find a number of young dogs with incorrect bites, missing and broken teeth. I thought a number of heads were weak, particularly across the jaw and these seem to go with rather small teeth, I wonder if these are related problems?
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Joncroft Fruity Pebble
Placing Critique
The best mover in the class which won her the place here. OK in head but not as strong as the first two. OK for bone with excellent angulations, short of coat today but all round a pleasing prospect.
Class Critique
A big class with a lot of nice pups, rather mixed, some not moving well and some with coats all over the place. Some good movers difficult to sort them all out. Some poor shoulders & flapping fronts