Píla's Show Results
15th of November 2015 (International Show in Reykjavik, Iceland)
Breed Judge: Annette Bystrup (Denmark)
Intermediate Class:
Very Good
2nd place
Critique: 1,5 years old. Feminine. Still very unmature all over. She stands well on her foot. Well proportioned head with well set ears of correct length. Defined stop. Strong muzzle. Correct scissor bite. Nice front + neck + topline. Needs to develop more body. A bit long in loin. Well angulated. Acceptable double coat. Well set foxy tail. Moves light on foot. Still very unmature in the front movements. Nice drive from behind.
Breed Judge: Annette Bystrup (Denmark)
Intermediate Class:
Very Good
2nd place
Critique: 1,5 years old. Feminine. Still very unmature all over. She stands well on her foot. Well proportioned head with well set ears of correct length. Defined stop. Strong muzzle. Correct scissor bite. Nice front + neck + topline. Needs to develop more body. A bit long in loin. Well angulated. Acceptable double coat. Well set foxy tail. Moves light on foot. Still very unmature in the front movements. Nice drive from behind.
September 2015 (International Show in Reykjavík, Iceland)
24th of May 2015 (Northern Lights Winner Show in Reykjavík, Iceland)
Breed Judge: Karen Gilliland (the United Kingdom)
Junior Class:
Excellent
2nd place
Critique: Very feminine. Has a pretty head. Correct bite. Good skull. Good arched ears. Nice reach of neck. Level topline. Good lenght of body. Correct tail. Nice rear angulation. Tight feet. Moves very well.
Breed Judge: Karen Gilliland (the United Kingdom)
Junior Class:
Excellent
2nd place
Critique: Very feminine. Has a pretty head. Correct bite. Good skull. Good arched ears. Nice reach of neck. Level topline. Good lenght of body. Correct tail. Nice rear angulation. Tight feet. Moves very well.
23rd of May 2015 (National Show in Reykjavík, Iceland)
Breed Judge: Liliane De Ridder-Onghena (Belgium)
Junior Class:
Very Good
3rd place
Critique: 14 months. Scissor bite. Loves a lot to jump + play. Refined head. Good ear set. A nice pigment for this colour. Sufficient shoulder angulation. Is still a little bit narrow in front. Body in full development. Good rear angulation. Rather unbalanced in her movement.
Breed Judge: Liliane De Ridder-Onghena (Belgium)
Junior Class:
Very Good
3rd place
Critique: 14 months. Scissor bite. Loves a lot to jump + play. Refined head. Good ear set. A nice pigment for this colour. Sufficient shoulder angulation. Is still a little bit narrow in front. Body in full development. Good rear angulation. Rather unbalanced in her movement.
9th of November 2014 (International Show in Reykjavík, Iceland)
Breed Judge: Marianne Baden (Denmark)
Puppy Class (6-9 months):
3rd place
Critique: Very feminine fine bitch with excellent proportions. Lovely head + expression. Excellent neck + topline. Correct placed and carried tail. Well angulated. Could show her movements a bit better. Well presented.
Breed Judge: Marianne Baden (Denmark)
Puppy Class (6-9 months):
3rd place
Critique: Very feminine fine bitch with excellent proportions. Lovely head + expression. Excellent neck + topline. Correct placed and carried tail. Well angulated. Could show her movements a bit better. Well presented.
7th of September 2014 (International Show in Reykjavík, Iceland)
Breed Judge: Laurent Heinesche (Luxembourg)
Baby Class (4-6 months):
Very Promising
HP
1st place
Best Baby of Breed:
2nd place
Critique: Very nice over all silhouette. Good type. Correct head. Good front. Excellent topline. Nice shape of chest. Nice rear angulation. Excellent tailset + carriage. Could be a little bit higher on legs. Nice coat texture. Acceptable movement. Could be a little more stable.
Breed Judge: Laurent Heinesche (Luxembourg)
Baby Class (4-6 months):
Very Promising
HP
1st place
Best Baby of Breed:
2nd place
Critique: Very nice over all silhouette. Good type. Correct head. Good front. Excellent topline. Nice shape of chest. Nice rear angulation. Excellent tailset + carriage. Could be a little bit higher on legs. Nice coat texture. Acceptable movement. Could be a little more stable.