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NEWS Open show 15 May

Judge John Turnbull

85 dogs making an entry of 125.

Best in Show: Barbara Robinson's Ch Fait Accompli At Savilepark JW ShCM

BOS and Res BIS Claudia Ledger's Tradewind Touchstone JW

Best Puppy Molly Head's Demerlay Love on the Rocks

Res Best Dog Liz Third's Bruntsfield Playaway JW ShCM

Res Best Bitch Barbara Robinson's Savilepark Stylistic at Deanfield

Res Best Puppy Ivy Pott's Klondyke Love in a Mist

Best Veteran Margaret Dixon's Millwold Persica
 
Well done Liz, Tigger's on a roll at the moment!!
 
Yes - Ditto on both counts. :D :thumbsup:
 
Ooo can we have a picture of him please - since hes the father of my new puppy. :thumbsup:
 
Well done Liz, and all the other winners, looks like there were so really nice dogs there. I hope John enjoyed his day, he was really looking forward to it.
 
[SIZE=14pt]well done everybody[/SIZE] :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
Tigger thanks you all for congrats. There is a photo of him on www.traffordphotos.com , in photos 2004, January, Billingham Synthonia show. I will really have to get a digital camera so that I can post photos !
 
Well done Liz and Tigger!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Yet another good day for you AND your sister!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
Liz Third said:
Tigger thanks you all for congrats.  There is a photo of him on www.traffordphotos.com  , in photos  2004, January, Billingham Synthonia show.  I will really have to get a digital camera so that I can post photos !
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What a lovely photo of him Liz!
 
CONGRATULATIONS!!!

That photo is a stunner :wub:
 
Sorry, the photos not a stunner, TIGGER is a stunner!! and the photo just captures him beautifully!
 
Here is a picture of Tiger (hope you dont mind Liz) only Emma sent it to me (hes the father of my new pup) Hes gorgeous. :wub: :thumbsup:

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Congratulations! Tigger is very handsome.

Very nice photosite, by the way. Interesting to see the Scottish dachshunds - they certainly look different from what I'm used to here in Norway :- "
 
Thanks for posting Tigger's photo, it is the same one as in the bienniel. Interesting to read the comment on Scottish dachshunds, I have seen photos of Scandinavian and other continental Dachshunds and they look quite a bit longer in the leg, more functional , I would imagine. Do they have to obtain a working Certificate to be a champion in your country?
 
Liz Third said:
Interesting to read the comment on Scottish dachshunds, I have seen photos of Scandinavian and other continental Dachshunds and they look quite a bit longer in the leg, more functional , I would imagine.  Do they have to obtain a working Certificate to be a champion in your country?
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Well, I am not sure exactly what the requirements are, but they need some kind of working merits to be a champion. I do not have any personal experience with the breed, but they are quite popular in some parts of Norway, both as workers (in particular the wirehairs) and companions (in particular the longhair miniatures).

I am probably sticking my head out here, but yes, I do think some of the Dachshunds on that website look like caricatures of the breed :unsure:

Another reason they might need to be longer in leg is because of the snow... I have seen some longhair miniatures in deep snow, and they are struggling enough as it is ;)
 
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