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White Swiss Shepherd Dog - Female
White Lilac of Blinkbonny
SCHH1
SHSB 203866
Hip: Not known - Elbows: Not known
Breed report
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Linebreeding
Pedigree
Vondaun HermesUK HD- Sire | No information about the sire HD- Sire | No information about the sire HD- Sire |
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No information about the dam HD- Dam | No information about the sire HD- Sire | |
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Blanche of BlinkbonnyUK HD- Dam | UK.CH. Demetrius of KentwoodKCSB 0172AR HD- Sire | UK.CH. Quince of Southavon1953KCSB 0715AN HD- Sire |
UK.CH. Perdita of Kentwood1952KCSB 1034AL HD- Dam | ||
Capaul JaponicaHD- Dam | Capaul Velox1955KCSB 2059AQ HD- Sire | |
Capaul JasmineHD- Dam |
User comments
This is a dog pedigree, used by breeders and breed enthusiasts to see the ancestry and line-breeding of that individual dog. The pedigree page also contains links to the dogs siblings and progeny (if any exist). For dog owners with purebred dogs this is an excellent resource to study their dog's lineage.
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2018 05:26 am
White German Shepherd Dogs had been almost completely exterminated from much of Europe (culled) after the SV declared them albinos and that they diluted coat colors of colored shepherds. Later, when more was known about genetics, this was found to be not correct. They are not albinos, nor do they cause dilution in colored litters. The white German Shepherd Dog could still be found in the USA, Canada, UK. In the 1970’s Mrs Agathe Burch moved from the United States to Switzerland, and brought her male White Shepherd Lobo of White Burch. He was mated with White Lilac of Blinkbonny from England, and they are bred under the Shangrila prefix. Their pups began to spread throughout Europe and were breed with other white American/Canadian imports. Lobo’s and Lilac’s first litter was the first to be officially enrolled in the book of the origins for the WSS.
In 2002 FCI recognized the breed that was officially denominated "White Swiss Shepherd" as provisional, and in 2011 they were accepted by the FCI on a definitive basis. While WWS are still come from 100% German shepherd lines, the breed standard is different in relation to conformation and temperament.
White Lilac of Blinkbonny SCHH1 by Jessejones on 01 March 2018 - 05:03