2009 USA Sieger Show - Page 2

he is going for his 6th VA rating first was VA3 at the 2006 NASS, when he was 2years and 6 days old.

So he is five and eligible to go for the VA1 again!

Hi Guys:    For the record,  Teejay is 4.   He will be 5 on April 16.    He is in the prime of his life and never looked more fit.    He has been VA 6 times:
VA5 in 2006 USA
VA3 in 2006 NASS
VA1 in 2007 USA
VA1 in 2007 NASS
VA1 in 2008 USA
VA1 in 2008 NASS
As of right now, he is not entered in Chicago.    As I said after Kentucky,  he was retired from USA Sieger Shows.   I will admit that he's in such great shape that it's tempting to come back.  However, I really feel that it's time to concentrate for now on his sons.   

Thanks for the support over the years-   JOHN

Guess it'll depend on how legitamate this show is, we do know the chess game has already started.

He had a great run John and well earned his stud dog life!

I heard a rumor that there may be a dog might show up  doesn't run off the field ! LOL

Just a rumor atc, my girl is retired.  

Seriously, there were some good workers from St Louis who did not make it as high up in the conformation as I would've liked to see.  I don't really stay current on the dog gossip so I have no idea who will be there.  Some personal favorites of of mine I'd like to see move up would be Yash Bastillie and Santo Neuen Welt.  There is a Dux son in TX, I trained a son of his who is full of piss and vinegar, I have no idea if that breeder goes to the Sieger shows but I sure would like to see if that young male got that drive from his daddy. The young male who won 18-24 last year I really like, would love to see his working ability, and that of the stunning SG1 Xsena Angel Delight from St. Louis as well. 

Sadly, I have nothing to show, I thought I would, but I changed my mind. I decided we wont pull out our young bitch until she's working class, I want the first impression she makes to be of her working ability. I am really hurting for a new puppy. But it will be nice to just be a spectator, gives me plenty of time to take my notes.

What I would like to see more than anything is solid, consistent helperwork where no dogs gets off easy. Not where one dog gets driven 3 steps, another 10. I hope the protection field is nice, so no one can use any grounds excuses...what a joke that was.

 I hope Aischa von Quarin will win the female group..Great female, one of the best in my opinion

Aischa just doesn't impress me.  maybe its just her picture posted on the database, but she jus strikes me as a normal or common looking  female.

Based on her pic, I like her.  Her front is not correctly posed in this photo, but she has a good length of upper arm. Short, firm back and not over angulated in any way. The photo was taken on clearly a very sunny day, the overly bright lighting makes the photo very high contrast and washes her out. Lovely head, I'd very much like to meet her in person. Can she work? Where did she make her VA?