| Current Dog |
D.O.B |
Sex |
Sire |
Dam |
| Latchets Brady (Zoe) |
16th Jan 2002 |
Female |
Dasty V D Berger Hochburg |
Chiwa v Berrenrather Berg |
| Qualifications |
Date |
Place |
| BH - Pass |
Nov 2003 |
Denny |
| SchH I 88 82 96 |
Nov 2004 |
Denny |
| SchH II 96 80 98 |
April 2005 |
Denny |
| SchH III 86 80 95 |
Dec 2005 |
Saltire |
| SchH III 82 74 79 |
April 2006 |
Severnside WUSV Qualifier |
| SchH III 76 71 80 |
June 2006 |
Saltire WUSV Qualifier |
| SchH III 75 80 91 |
May 2007 |
Saltire |
| SchH III 90 80 91 |
Oct 2007 |
BSA National Championships |
| SchH III 92 91 98 |
Dec 2007 |
Saltire |
| SchH III 93 77 90 260 |
April 2009 |
Saltire WUSV/FCI Qualifier |
| SchH III 83 84 83 250 |
June 2009 |
Manchester WUSV/FCI Qualifier |
I plodded round scout halls doing pet obedience for years first with a male Rhodesian Ridgeback - super temperament but extremely strong and stubborn. Then did much of the same with a totally opposite character "Tess" who was a show GSD with no will of her own but very loveable. She was followed by another GSD, also show lines but big, strong and outgoing - the perfect temperament. By this time as you can imagine I was bored to death as was the dog as we never moved on. I felt there must be something more and then I found schutzhund and was hooked.
That was around 14 years ago and how I wished I'd found this marvellous sport when I was younger. I had 3 year old show female of perfect temperament, bold and outgoing and I learned a little of the sport including bitework with her. I realised that to go forward in the sport I would have to buy a puppy and start from scratch. That is when I bought Manpol Heike. She always gave her best and although would never be a top schutzhund competitor she qualified B.H. and then passed schutzhund 1, 2 and 3 within twelve months. She also qualified for the nationals in 2001. I then bought Latchets Brady, alias Zoe, and well - she has been a dog (or bitch rather) like no other. Not a dog I could have handled as a novice and certainly never boring - powerful, edgy and certainly slightly loopy. If I could I would clone her. At home (she lives in the house) she is a very good house dog, good with the grandchildren and very welcoming to visitors. |
Eleanor Henley 
