I believe his 2nd CC"."From Scooby-Doo to Cinco de Mayo, your pup’s box comes filled with two toys, two treats, and a chew." He is compact, just of the square, tight elbows, moved around the ring with much style and panache and was a worthy ticket winner. Flawless in coat and preparation, loved his reach of neck and gently sloping topline. Noah’s critique from Albert Wight for his CC at Darlington "OD (6/2) 1st & CC Spangenberg's SA Ch Keystone Noah I really admired this so short backed beautifully headed, all male in expression little stallion. Videos below on the links of Noah moving in Open Dog and taking the CC in the Dog Challenge. ĭarlington Championship Show September 2018 - Noah won Open Dog, Dog CC and BOS under judge Albert Wight. Best outline in class and quite good on the move to be critical I would have like him to be a touch more streamlined to view, a very honest dog that pleases in most departments, unusual to see a docked tail these day, good mover and prepared and presented. Noah's critique from Paignton " C OD (5 Entries) Abs: 0 1st: 4112 SPANGENBURG Mr F SA Ch Keystone Noah. Paignton Championship Show August 2018 - Noah won a strong Open Dog Class and was award the Reserve Dog CC Excellent size, type, top line, temperament and movements. Noah's critique from Southern Counties: "OD (9, 1) 1 Spangenberg's SA Ch Keystone Noah (ATC AV01285ZAF). I am thrilled to announce that SA CH Keystone Noah (Bred and Owned by Francois Spangenberg) is here to stay with Gill Clark and myself for 2 years and is to be shown in the UK, handled by Gill.Īt only his second UK show and only 5 weeks after arriving, Noah took the Dog CC & BOS at Southern Counties Championship Show in very strong company of a breed entry of over 70,under judge Harri Lehkoned (Finland).
Noah is available to stud to quality, BVA eye and MAC tested females. Please follow the link below to see Noah's pedigree Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Complex (MAC) & Myotonia Congenita - CLEAR So I came away from Crufts happy and with so much shopping, consisting of dog stuff, you know the stuff we love spending our money on, new toys, treats, coats for my dogs, new products for your dogs and upgrades on salon equipment like dryers etc.Ĭh Regency's Twist In Blue at Keystone x Ch Keystone's Serena Krystal decided last minute that the judge was going for dogs up on leg, so we decided to cut her leg hair down and make her legs look longer, a mad rush and it worked, she won her huge strong class!! She showed so well for her new very talented handler and Chris her breeder owner was staggering around crying and unable to speak. Then we had a long wait before starting to finish Sybil’s groom for her class.
THE DAPPER DOG PRO
But he thankfully didn’t and showed like a pro and gained a respectable 2nd place.
THE DAPPER DOG HOW TO
So she’d been doing loads of work teaching him how not to forget how to walk, but was still having nightmares he’d plant himself on the day. He was against some nice young promising males and we were nervous as Striker had only been to one show before, where he truly showed up Joanne, but still won.
THE DAPPER DOG TV
OK so the results went very well! First up in Puppy Dog Class was the ever so handsome Ruddlands Strike Back! Striker is named after a TV show I’ve never seen but his owner is always watching.
THE DAPPER DOG PROFESSIONAL
It was so good to meet them both and they are such experienced professional groomers and handlers it was an amazing opportunity to work alongside them and learn new approaches and ideas to grooming the Miniature Schnauzer.
Lisa was handling last years BOB Sweet Schnauzers Gladiator (Blue) and Krystal was handling Sybil. Well I was very excited about Crufts this year, as I was very much looking forward to seeing the two Bauer kids, Striker and Sybil, whom as any of you know I have been exhausting myself travelling around the country to prepare their coats for the famous green carpets of crufts.Īlso my dear friend Krystal Mason (who forced me to become a groomer) was flying in from USA with her friend Lisa Sarvas.
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