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The Welsh Dobermann Club

Championship Show

17th April 2011 – Cwmbran

Bitches

In my experience Dobermann fanciers have an excellent attitude and know how to enjoy themselves and today was no exception.  I was given a warm welcome and thoroughly enjoyed the show.  The standard overall was good, temperaments outstanding.  A percentage had rather short necks due to steeper shoulder construction and/or short upper arms.  I felt the lovely flowing topline with a gentle slope from withers to croup in the minority.  A few super specimens standing tended to crab on the move and paid the price.  My overriding observation, however, was weedy first and second thighs being rather narrow and often too steep.  Shorter heads tended to have an over emphasised stop, only a few had rounder or lighter eyes.  General condition impressed and by the end of the day I thought the breed was in pretty good shape.  My co-judge Mr Colin Macleod and I preferred our own best of sexes for various reasons necessitating the services of Pauline Hart the referee who after careful consideration gave the nod to the dog.  A quality male whose virtues I recognised so I had no problem with the outcome.

MP(11,1abs) 1st Atkinsons Supeta’s Sister Act at Sonakint, feminine and totally harmonious in her compact frame, just needs to strengthen behind. 

2nd Hopkinsons Otago Pina Fria, well developed, good head plains, shoulders well placed, definition to quarters, moved well.

3rd James Jaegerson The Heat Is On, pleasing outline and stunning form, preferred more feminine heads of those above.

P(10,1) 1st Adams Ourouse Miss Money Penni, displays elegance with strength and is sensibly built, square in outline with straight gently sloping topline, superb clean, easy action with good reach and drive, BPIS. 

2nd Wilcox Amazon Tease Me Please Me, brown with excellent attributes and also totally sound, clean head and eye, developed chest, gently sloping topline and useful quarters. 

3rd Osments Miannas Topsy Turvey, really stylish and a most impressive mover in profile, excellent condition.

J(7) 1st Ingrams Tronjheim Belladonna from Jojavik and 2nd  Caffel & Kavanaghs  Chocktaws Chip to Doberway, two super ladies from a very similar mould and sure to have fun in the future, both are very feminine, heads in proportion to bodies on gently arched necks, both displaying good bone, tight feet, compact with good depth to brisket, gentle tuck up and slope to topline, tails set and carried well, just favoured steadier rear of 1 on the move but 2nd was also sound.

3rd Osments Miannas Topsy Turvey.

Y(7) 1st Connerley & James Jaegerson You Rock My World, brown with classic lines and silhouette, clean head, eye and ear, chest developed, quality forehand, limbs and feet, excellent topline and undercarriage, tail about right, good turn of stifle, subtle muscle tone and excellent coat condition, moved with consummate ease.

2nd Shelton & Lattarulos Jojavik Bella Mafia, loved this lass too, really impressive standing and in tiptop form, just preferred up and back of 1.

3rd Stansburys Woodbriar Angel Eyes,  completed a trio of quality bitches, pleasing in profile, this sturdy lass is balanced and well constructed. 

N(5,1) 1st Adams Ourouse Miss Money Penni. 

2nd Knights Nearctic Sister of the Water, compact and sturdy brown without compromising femininity, clean head, neck and shoulders, reasonable feet, well coupled to defined quarters and a steady mover.

3rd Bridges Birgits Ebony Princess at Desiva, decent head properties, stands a little rangy, just enough length to upper arm, good bone and feet, would prefer more development and definition to hindquarters.

UG(4) 1st Stansburys Woodbriar Wild as the Wind, reserve in junior, clean head and forehand, correct round bone,  tight feet, well coupled with subtle muscular condition but does not need to be any heavier.

2nd Adams Ourouse Miss Money Penni. 

3rd Hopkinsons Otago Betty Mac, feminine with pleasing head, enough lay to shoulders, sound limbs, firm level back, good tailset and carriage, moved well.

G(7,1) 1st Robertsons Cockneyoka China Polly, really useful lady with all the desired requirements, length to clean head, well shaped dark eye, straight well boned limbs, arched neck, depth to brisket with gentle tuck up and correct topline, excellent muscular condition, purposeful mover with good reach and drive, quality coat and condition. 

2nd Locke & Ingrams Jojavik Junkie Slip, brown of excellent stamp and virtues, beautifully coupled, well developed fore and aft, not the topline of 1 on the move.

3rd Stansburys Woodbriar Wild as the Wind.

PG(9,2) 1st Evans & Thompsons Amazon Stormy Romance, feminine with class, length to head with gentle break and well shaped dark eye, well developed chest, good bone, reasonable feet, slope to topline and correct tailset, pleasing tuck up and defined muscular quarters, moved with ease.

2nd Reeves & Cashmans Eilan Dark Empress, very close up, loved her shape, clean head but just preferred length of 1, ribs sprung, firm topline, correct sweep to stifle, moved well.

3rd Evans Diamyst Wish Upon a Star, head with good properties, reasonable shoulders, some shape to body with decent topline and hindquarters to compliment front, shown in good nic.

ML(6,1) 1st Mycrofts Supeta’s Top Totty, clean outline with balanced head in proportion to body, excellent forehand legs and feet, clean muscular shapely body with defined hindquarters to compliment, clean action holding topline.

2nd Waltons Remesca’s Crazy For You at Dabell’s, lovely lines and profile, everything balanced, just preferred eye of 1. 

3rd Walkers Amazon Sweet Sweet Kandy to Baikel, well up to those above, impressive construction and in excellent muscular condition.

L(13, 2) 1st Cross & Stirlings Nearctic Madam Pomfrey, nice size, ultra feminine with the easiest of lines, length to clean head, reach to gently arched neck, super front and quarters and in hard condition, moved well.

2nd Evans & Irvings Amazon Kandy Kisses, excellent quality head, neck and front assembly, depth to brisket with gentle tuck up and defined quarters, moved out well.

3rd Connerleys Jaegerson Hell N Reddy, very stylish brown beautifully coupled, lovely to handle, totally sound on the move displaying good reach and drive but I preferred lighter action of those above today.

O(17,2) 1st Balshaws Ch Janzins Jamelia, ultra feminine and compact, totally honest without exaggeration and totally sound, length to clean head, enough chest, pasterns ok, shapely body, firm topline with gentle slope, defined and well muscled quarters and moved with consummate ease albeit a little close behind, CC & RBIS. 

2nd Gallaghers Ch Izralight New Year Spirit, strength with style, lovely head, good bone and feet, ribs sprung, good turn of stifle, moved well. 

3rd Francis Supeta’s Taylers Maid, very honest with obvious quality, preferred head and couplings of above.

V(4,1) 1st Quigley, Day & Pipers Ch Swnydwr Supa Tramp, 7yo with bags of appeal and breed virtues, loved her flowing lines enhancing her beautifully constructed frame, superb muscular development, moved with reach and drive holding firm topline at all times, RCC & BVIS.

2nd Mycrofts Ch Supeta’s Witchy Woman, 10.1/2 of excellent type, up on her toes and moving with scope, clean through and well muscled.

3rd Griffiths Lux Ch Jokamily Schimeel at Amious, 8yo brown, good to handle with correct construction and steady on the move but carrying too much weight.

Stuart J Mallard
(Judge)

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