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LCMII, LCX. SGRCII pointed
Owner Sherita Hogan
Checked clear of Eye Anomolies, and Thyroid & Heart Cleared 2003
Checked clear of Eye Anomolies 7/04
Mir taught me an important lesson: not to fall for for novice faults*
He is missing a number of teeth and moved slightly narrow in the rear at 14
months. Sherita had been screwed by the same breeder who sold me my first
Borzoi and I felt bad for her. All she really seemed to want was a performance
dog.
So, because I had
an abundance of nice boys, no prospective homes lined up
(they all had wanted girls!),
and couldn't keep them all,
I sent him to Sherita. First because she wanted him as a
pet, she asked me to send him to her on limited, but after she saw him
and others saw him and thought he could finish,
I changed
his paperwork from limited to full registration.
And came to eat
my words that he'd be hard to finish.
Hey, if you're honest with yourself, you'll admit a mistake.
Shown sparingly, he finished with three majors becoming Kyra's
second DC.
So far, there's nothing performance wise he can't do.
He was been a wonderful foundation dog for Sherita,
producing very nicely for her and in two outside
litters.
Do
I regret letting him go? Nope, he wouldn't've reached his
full potential at my house.
But he did teach me not to nitpick faults.
Shot on Site Photo
He finished his GRC in FOUR days
His ASFA FCH was accomplished in four events!
And his AKC FC in 6 events with 5 majors!
2002
& 2004 Notra Nationals Breed Winner
The first winner of the NOTRA Fezzik Trophy
#19 AKC
Coursing Borzoi 2002
#17 ASFA Borzoi in 2002
#2 Notra Borzoi 2002
#4 LGRA Borzoi 2002
#7 LGRA Borzoi 2003
#4 NOTRA Borzoi 2004
#4 LGRA Borzoi 2004
#2 Notra Borzoi 2005
#15 NOTRA All Breed 2005
BCOA
Nationals 2005
LGRA
2nd in Meet (To his Nephew!)
High Scoring CH
High Scoring ORC!
Visit his siblings
Wings /
Obie /
Loki /
Eros / Races
/
Rocko
/ Bob
/
Dei
*Novice faults=those faults that
any newbie can pick out. These include
missing teeth, gay tail and coat & eye color. They are
unable to look behind
these faults and see the dog in it's entirety. If they're
lucky, a Novice will grow out of it.
Unfortunately, there are long time breeders who haven't
gotten beyond that stage.
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