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AM
CH Rivendells Hotter N Hell
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| Lilla Enebys Amiral-Buster |
Duffyco's Nelson |
Jason vom Awarenring |
| DE/VDH CH Dolly vom Munchhof |
| NORDJV-03 NORDUCH NV-06/SU CH Lilla
Enebys Winnie |
SU CH Sultan De La Perle Du Cap |
| SU CH Lilla
Enebys Riffy |
| AM CH Rivendells Celma Ce'Nedra |
Lilla Enebys Mad-Ghibli |
DE/INT CH Basko v Kuki |
| SU CH Lilla
Enebys Krabban |
| AUST/SU CH Kaitler Haggiths
Blessin |
Aust/NZ/Nedl CH Haggith De La Barque
De L'Esprit |
| AUST/NZ CH Kaitler Electric
Voltage |
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Lukas has been bred to Hades and puppies
are expected late April, 2011. Click HERE to view more
information. Hades was bred by Cathrine Eklöf in
Sweden at Rivendell Pinschers.
Cathrine traveled to New York to
deliver Hades
to her co-owner Kimberle Schiff in
early August, 2008. A short 2 weeks
later, Hades boarded another plane
for her flight to Washington and her
home with me. She arrived happy,
healthy, and confident to begin her
new and exciting adventure.
Hades was just 6 months old when she
entered her first show and earned
her first point by
taking
Winners Bitch. She went on to win
her first major at the Puyallup
Cluster in January of 2009 at the
tender age
of 7 months and quickly pointed out
to where she only needed her second
major to finish. Since there were
not enough female German Pinschers
showing in the Pacific Northwest to
create a major, we made the decision
to send her back to Kimberle for her
last major, which she
accomplished
in style on Independence Day, July
4, 2009, at 13 months of age. Hades
continues to show and earn breed
points, although we are not planning
to special her as
much as we are
specialing
Lukas.
Hades is a lovely bitch with a
personality that warms everyone’s
hearts when they
meet her. She is outgoing and a
definite 'snuggle
bug',
preferring to be on your lap as
anywhere else. When not at shows
she spends her days carousing with
Lukas, hunting down rabbits and the
like on our small farm, and trying
to knock the squirrels off the top
of the chain link fence (which
rarely happens but she has great fun
trying). Hades spends her evenings
on your lap or, if you must move, on
her favorite pillow on the couch.
Hades is also a loyal, loving
companion and has the biggest smile
I have ever seen on a dog — she is
always smiling, especially when she
is happy to see you come home.
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