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GALLERY 4 (Fallen's Children continued)
This is an exciting page as it represents an outstanding breeding. This is the only time I did a Father Daughter breeding and I got the best dogs I could have hoped for. It is said that if one does a tight in-breeding (which one can't do very often without serious problems) one either gets really healthy dogs or really sick dogs. This is what tells one their genetic problems. I don't suggest breeding just for this reason, but I found success in this one. This is a brother and sister, and the brother was a very difficult dog to show. I was in college when these dogs were born and my grandfather was taking care of them for me so I didn't get to socialize them as much as I would have liked to and boy were they stubborn. The brother Gizmo would not move at all on lead until he was a year old! Then he just TOOK off. He led me around the ring. That is the most exciting dog to show, one that shows YOU! He was truly a GREAT show dog, which was in the top 10 and above in the breed and All-breed system for years. He is a group winner and went second Award of Merit at our National Specialty. Much thanks is given to Mrs. Keke Kahn to whom I had never shown until that day so one can't say politics was involved. Thanks Mrs. Kahn for judging Dogs!
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| ' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'Why Gizmo 2? Well, as I mentioned on an earlier page, I wanted my next special to be named Gizmo and I could not decide which dog to special so the two dogs I was deciding between I named both Gizmo. Gizmo had a WONDERFUL coat, so silky and flowing. He was a smaller dog weighing in between 9 and 10 pounds but still within the standard and still winning big. He held his head SOO high it was fun to show him. I miss Gizmo very much as he truly is a great but as I have mentioned before, the test of a good breeding program is to be consistent in the look being born. Matthew resembles Gizmo A LOT, just a bigger size...we have great hopes for him.'))
' , 'This is Gizmo II sister, Peggy. At the time I named her I was into name associations. I named this dog Power Hogg, the Hogg coming from top breeder/handler of times past Peggy Hogg (now one of the most sought after judges). I admired her dogs so much, her prefix was Dragonfire. The last name of Peggy is Hogg in her AKC name and her call name is Peggy, and I let Ms. Hogg know about this (smiles!). I also took my kennel somewhat from her. I loved Dragonfire as a name and wanted my name to reflect something between that and Wingate (another top kennel of that time) and I came up with Falling Star!'))
' , 'This is Gizmo II sister, Peggy. At the time I named her I was into name associations. I named this dog Power Hogg, the Hogg coming from top breeder/handler of times past Peggy Hogg (now one of the most sought after judges). I admired her dogs so much, her prefix was Dragonfire. The last name of Peggy is Hogg in her AKC name and her call name is Peggy, and I let Ms. Hogg know about this (smiles!). I also took my kennel somewhat from her. I loved Dragonfire as a name and wanted my name to reflect something between that and Wingate (another top kennel of that time) and I came up with Falling Star!'))
' , 'I took these pictures at the Amboy show in Illinois. I had at least three dogs that I had either decided not to finish their title or had already done so and this was the place I decided to cut their hair off. I have a Maltese friend that always remembers this event. I remember this show well (Daryl Martin had to buy a new van the day before because the engine blew up (I have an excellent memory)). I took these pictures because I had to get some of her after keeping her in coat for so long (that is a big chore to do for nothing!)'))
' , 'I took these pictures at the Amboy show in Illinois. I had at least three dogs that I had either decided not to finish their title or had already done so and this was the place I decided to cut their hair off. I have a Maltese friend that always remembers this event. I remember this show well (Daryl Martin had to buy a new van the day before because the engine blew up (I have an excellent memory)). I took these pictures because I had to get some of her after keeping her in coat for so long (that is a big chore to do for nothing!)'))
