Aiga Viva

Aiga Viva Border Terrier

Border Terrier

Résultats

112/200 - honorable

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

17/9/2022 - Saint Evroult notre dame des bois Travail

Juge : M . REVERET et M. FAVREAU

recherche par le chien : 20/20, exploration prise de contact : 30/40, mise à l'accul : 0/ 48, résistance aux attaques et tenue à l'accul : 30/60, voix et cadence : 32/32.

1er excellent BOB

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

9/7/2022 - Lunel Beauté

Juge : M. sébastien JACOPS

denture conforme - excellente tête - oeil foncé de bonne forme - bonne pigmentation - machoire puissante - bonne ossature et pied - poitrine cerclable - bonne qualité de poil - peau épaisse - toilettage inégal (6 mois d'épilation...)- bonne côte - corps bien proportionné - serre légèrement des antérieurs (problème passager résolu par l'ostéopathe depuis) - ligne de dos plongeante - excellente épaule - très bon arrière main

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane - 1er excellent  - BOB - BIS champion - 3BIS

1er excellent - BOB - BIS champion - 3BIS

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

18/6/2022 - Trets Beauté

Juge : M. Sylvain ROUSSE

très belle championne - excellent type en tête, expression et denture - excellentes angulations avants et arrières - excellents ligne du dessus et applombs - très jolies allures - très belle présentation

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane - CACT - 200/200 points - excellent

CACT - 200/200 points - excellent

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

11/6/2022 - Dompierre les Eglises Travail

Juge : P. COMBELLE

Recherche très courte qui se solde par une prise de contact et une pression très forte qui fait gicler un blaireau dans les tout premier temps. Travail d'école qui mérite le maximum car la chienne sort juste derrière l'animal par le même trou.

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane - non classée (open bitch - 18 chiennes)

non classée (open bitch - 18 chiennes)

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

30/4/2022 - Kelso Beauté

Juge : Mme Elspeth JACKSON (kennel Clipstone)

Quality class of super bitches Show Critique: What a great honour it was to be invited to judge the Joint Border Terrier Clubs? Show in the Border Terrier?s centenary year. Waiting an extra two years did not decrease my excitement for the appointment and my anticipation was richly rewarded with a super entry both in turns of numbers and quality. My critique must start with several expressions of gratitude to those who made this appointment possible and so enjoyable. To the Committee for inviting me to judge at such a prestigious event. It was truly an honour, and the memory of the day will be one I shall treasure. Further the hospitality that myself and my family were shown at the show and the dinner following was much appreciated. We all had a great time. To the show organisers, especially Show Manger Helen Axford, whose organisation and show layout allowed everything to run smoothly even when the weather was a little less than kind to us. To my capable and efficient Stewards Christine Horner and Sharon Pickering. Having you in the ring with me was both supportive and enjoyable.Thank you to the exhibitors for giving me a lovely entry to judge. I enjoyed judging each and every dog whether in the cards or not. I had some tough decisions to make and in the stronger classes five places was insufficient for the depth of quality. A number of dogs I liked very much went cardless. I loved the line up in both my challenges and was able to find the type I wanted in all classes. I was glad to find some super coats and pelts. The changeable late April Border weather and biting wind certainly showed us the importance of these. It left us in no doubt that for a Border Terrier working the Border country in the colder winter months and at higher elevations a good coat is a must. I understand that it is not always possible to present your dogs at a show in the perfect jacket but when out of coat, personally I prefer to see a dog neatly stripped back rather than left with a few top coat hairs. I found three mouths with teeth well out of line and a couple of tails were questionable but overall the quality was excellent.

3ème excellent

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

24/4/2022 - Paris Beauté

Juge : Burt Andrew (Australie)

2ème excellent

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

23/4/2022 - Paris Beauté

Juge : Rony DOEDIJNS (Pays Bas)

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane - 1er excellent BOB

1er excellent BOB

CH. Aiga Viva Occitane

3/4/2022 - Alès Beauté

Juge : M. Thomas HEHIR (Irlande)

good type, good head - eye and bite, good front, correct RIB, good quality coat - mouvement good