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"Hylsa"
is a registered as deadgrass, but is obviously brown Chesapeake Bay Retriever bitch born on the 20th of May 2018. See her pedigree here Health Tests: Hips - CC Elbows- Clear DM - Normal by inheritance (both parents normal) Obedience results: Field trial results: Show results 2019: 2 CC´s , 2 BOB and BIG-2 junior in 2 shows Show results in total: As an adult: 2 CC and 2 BOB As a puppy: BOB x 3 and BIS-3 puppy x 2 Titles: Owner: Kennel Goldflame´s Breeder: DOUBLE COAT'S |
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About Hylsa
Exterior: She´s got a lovely well balanced front. Deep chest, great width on her thighs. A bit more muzzle would have been great and perhaps a more rounded ribcage - but on overall she is what we were looking for. She is a bitch that which complemented our needs in future breeding!
Mentality: Social, interested and forward. And she is a Chesapeake so she is quite independent, intelligent but much more impulsive than her half sister Hagel. For Robyn she is the perfect training companion, eager to please and on her toes all the time!
Hunting description: Uncomplicated! She has a natural easiness to switch on an off and a great energy in her work. She is consistent, hard working and eager to please.
Obedience: The fastest learning puppy I have ever trained!! So we are longing for the end of March 2019 when she is old enough to start competing.
Please note that these are our descriptions of our dog, we try to be objective and not biased but...
Mentality: Social, interested and forward. And she is a Chesapeake so she is quite independent, intelligent but much more impulsive than her half sister Hagel. For Robyn she is the perfect training companion, eager to please and on her toes all the time!
Hunting description: Uncomplicated! She has a natural easiness to switch on an off and a great energy in her work. She is consistent, hard working and eager to please.
Obedience: The fastest learning puppy I have ever trained!! So we are longing for the end of March 2019 when she is old enough to start competing.
Please note that these are our descriptions of our dog, we try to be objective and not biased but...
