Birthwaite Princess Doriss

Name:	Birthwaite Princess Doriss
Gender:	Bitch
DOB:	25-01-2014
Colour:	Red Grizzle
Owner(s):	Miss S Clayton
Breeder:	Miss S Clayton

Vito Volterra Of Birthwaite (D) 15-08-2011 Colour: Red Grizzle	Kgills Cowboy (D) 02-05-2009 Colour: Red Grizzle	Draycore Rokkafela At Kgills (D) 16-03-2007	CH Otterkin Blue Bayou Conundrum (D)
			Mascani Bramble (B)
		Royday Roys Choice At Kgills (B) 21-12-2005	Dandyhow Fitzroy (D)
			Lucy the Sloucher of Royday (B)
	Azure Butterfly (B) 22-07-2008 Colour: Blue and Tan	River Gypsy Rambler (D) 22-07-2003	Steel Blue Prince (D)
			Sally's Rambler (B)
		Lendorstone Hayleys Blue (B) 25-02-2003	Major In Blue (D)
			Gondiggin Cassies Lass (B)
Bellvano Pearl Of Birthwaite (B) 01-01-2011 Colour: Red Grizzle	Highfell Orient (D) 21-04-2007 Colour: Grizzle	Grindelvald Cutadash (D) 19-07-2001	Otterkin Composer For Brooksbys (D)
			Grindelvald Pimento (B)
		Highfell Eternal (B) 06-08-2001	Otterbobs Hartsop (D)
			Saragossa Sunset of Highfell (B)
	Wild Berry (B) 19-05-2006 Colour: Red Grizzle	Tumbling Teddie (D) 02-08-2002	Spanwise Owleryholt (D)
			Countess Kay (B)
		Reulemill Hayley (B) 02-04-2003	School Green Rambler (D)
			Baby Spice (B)

Show Placings

The Border Terrier Club Open Show

18th Oct 2014

Judge: Mr. Paul Cheeseman (Bromscar)

First of all I would like to thank the committee and membership of the border terrier club for inviting me to judge this show. I would also like to thank all those who entered their dogs under me, and for the sporting manner in which my decisions were accepted. I only found a couple of teeth out of position and one level mouth. There were no kinked tails, although there were a lot of long tails. I thought that on the whole movement was somewhat better than I have judged in recent years. There were some tremendous coats but not many thick pelts. The one shock I had was the poor physical condition of some exhibits, although all exhibits were clean, some had no muscular condition at all, and I found two that were severely under conditioned. There were very few exhibits who were in good hard condition, the ones that were, mainly took the top places. A working terrier has to be in good physical condition with plenty of hard muscle in the right places. Some exhibits today would be hard presses to get to ground, never mind stay there and work for a few hours. Please be reminded that this wonderful breed is a WORKING terrier, and therefore, should be shown in a condition that reflects this.

Minor Puppy - Bitch / Reserve