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OUR IMPORT FROM HOLLAND
Cezár was Reserve Winners Dog
at the National Kuvasz Specialty weekend AND Best of Opposite Sex in
2009 Sweepstakes against tough competition.
Cezár finished his championship with all major wins in Lake St. Louis, Missouri
in January 2010. Cezar is an import from Karin van Viersen. We are so grateful
she allowed him to come live with us!
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Cezár (above) was both RWD and WD at the
2009 KCA Specialty Show Weekend
for his 2nd major under Judge Charlotte McGowan.
(Handled by Chuck Ringering.)
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Cezár
won his first major at Missouri shows (May 2008)
Cezár came
to us from Holland in November. In just a short time he
has melted many human hearts. He loves to show and will
be a great addition to our breeding program.
Cezár at the 2010 Specialty weekend in Kalamazoo,MI
Cezár (below) at about 2 years old. Informal.
"Cezár" shown below as a
puppy.
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Cezár came to us from Holland in November, 2007.
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sire (vader) |
Edelény
Kerti Nimród,
CH.,SH.CH.,HDGY
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dam (Moeder) |
NED. & INT. KAMP. Cigány
Asszony Fehér
Csavargo Lux. Kamp.
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official ofa /
health |
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KU-TH153/14M-PI
THYROID: NORMAL
OFA
record here
HIPS: Preliminary
Good.
ELBOWS: Preliminary Good
Cezár's
preliminary OFA health clearances |
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offspring |
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updates
coming soon...
We look
forward to watching Cezár's
promising young daughter, Double
Ring Force of Nature at Szeptars
(aka "Terra")
light up future show rings wherever
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about "Cezár" |
I've always said if I ever imported a dog, it would have to
be an extraordinarily good one...
There is such a romanticism to "imported" dogs. So many
people seem to believe they are better just because they
are imported.
Most European breeders do not send their best dogs to
the US. Cezár's
circumstances were unusual, and his photos "spoke to
me." It was one of those rare gut feelings, and my
intuition does not usually lead me wrong.
Getting Cezár here was quite
an ordeal! Plans had to be made, and then changed,
and then made again. It was such a relief to finally
have him land at the airport in St. Louis.
I can thank Mary Casella
and Agi Hejja for also
seeing in Cezár what I saw,
and thanks for their help in bringing him to the USA!
-Kathy OO
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