Annie Didmiestis urbina

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Rottweiler - femaleFemale

Annie Didmiestis urbina 


Dam born: 26. February 2012

Hip: Not known - Elbows: Not known
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Breed report

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Linebreeding


     

Pedigree


Evander Didmiestis male

2009

HD-
Sire
 Evander Didmiestis


Rottenheim Hans male

2006
FCM P3174
HD-
Sire
 Rottenheim Hans

BH, ZTP, SCHH/VPG III, AD

MULTI JUGENDSIEGER Jumbo vom Kümmelsee BH, ZTP, SCHH/VPG III, AD male

2001
ADRK 105682
HD-FCI: A 1/2
Sire
MULTI JUGENDSIEGER Jumbo vom Kümmelsee


Feis Del Fuego Negro female

2003
FCA 50045
HD-
Dam
 Feis Del Fuego Negro

TT

BISSYOUNG07 Cira Von Der Gopas TT female

2006

HD-
Dam
BISSYOUNG07 Cira Von Der Gopas

TT

Malte Von Kalenborn TT male



HD-
Sire

Uki Von Der Gopas female



HD-
Dam
 Uki Von Der Gopas


Mayita Padilla female

2009

HD-
Dam

TT

CH MEX Champ TT male



HD-
Sire
CH MEX Champ


RUSSO (GONZALEZ) MEX.FCI. male

2007
MA 3642-C
HD-
Sire
 RUSSO (GONZALEZ) MEX.FCI.


M BALIA (SANCHAEZ) MEX.FCI. female


MA 2016-D
HD-
Dam
 M BALIA (SANCHAEZ) MEX.FCI.


Cytherea Didmiestis female

2008

HD-
Dam

Xari Od Vadanora male

2002
FCM R4075 13827RW
HD-
Sire

Blumchen Dominguez/Oliva Mex. Fci. female

2006
GA 7286-D
HD-
Dam
 Blumchen Dominguez/Oliva Mex. Fci.



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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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