aka: Cezár
OUR IMPORT FROM HOLLAND!
Cezár is an import from Karin van Viersen. We are so grateful she allowed him to come live with us!
SIRE (VADER): Edelény Kerti Nimród, CH.,SH.CH.,HDGY
DAM (MOEDER): NED. & INT. KAMP. Cigány Asszony Fehér Csavargo Lux. Kamp.
Cezár finished his championship with all major wins in Lake St. Louis, Missouri in January 2010.
Cezár was Reserve Winners Dog at the 2009 National Kuvasz Specialty weekend AND Best of Opposite Sex Sweepstakes against tough competition.
Now owned by Robert and Marian Pitcairn.
Official Health Records
KU-TH153/14M-VPI THYROID May 31 2008 Jun 18 2008 14 NORMAL
KU-1322G26M-VPI HIPS Jun 6 2009 Jun 24 2009 26 GOOD
KU-EL307M26-VPI ELBOW Jun 6 2009 Jun 24 2009 26 NORMAL
See his official OFA page here
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
More About Cezár
Cezár attended Pet Partners Therapy Dogs classes and passed the therapy test with a perfect score. He is presently visiting a rehab and assisted living facility. The residents call him “the pony” or “the polar bear.” They always tell me how loving and calm and quiet he is. I laugh inside thinking that they would change their minds if they could see him at home!
We will be starting therapy work at Ronald McDonald House in a month.
Cezár- handsome in his service dog vest!
Cezár has acclimated to our home and enjoys being the house prince and guardian. He lets “the girls” push him around… unless he really wants something or has a strong opinion… then they get out of his way!
We couldn’t be happier with him and I think he is pretty happy with us too.
−Marian Pitcairn
(April 2014)
