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CRAIG - ISDS SE/335389 ROM
(Regv. 1700/2011)
CRAIG - ISDS SE/335389 ROM
(Regv. 1700/2011)
CRAIG came into the herd as a mating puppy, but as it appears from the pedigree he is completely out of his own lines.
From day one here in the house, Craig has acted like a small robust gentleman with a good dose of confidence
My first impression of him was a striking resemblance to his great-grandfather - my old Lad - when he was the same age
Craig developed into a strongly built dog - exactly the type I prefer, as I think it minimizes the risk of injury to legs and joints.
DoB. 24. sept. 2011
DoB. 24. sept. 2011
At his first encounter with the sheep, Craig showed great confidence and tried in an impressive way to keep the sheep together.
These abilities subsequently developed through his training so strongly that I 3 days before he turned 2 years old took the chance and started him in a demanding class 3 competition with about 550 meters of retrieval and hidden sheep.
Craig completed the entire course with the exception of the single, where time ran out.
After Fan Regv. 1161/2007 (P.Linström)
After Fan Regv. 1161/2007 (P.Linström)
and Phil ISDS 301837 (G. Swedjemark)
and Phil ISDS 301837 (G. Swedjemark)
Subsequently, I started him for another 2 open competitions, where he in the last achieved a 4th place. Finally I started him at Nordic Nurseries, which was held over 2 days in Sweden. Here he achieved best OLF and best shed and achieved in total the 2nd place in the two passes combined - truly a promising career start.
Craig participated in the World Trials in the Netherlands in 2017, and will now in 2020 for the 6th time participate in the Continental Sheepdog Championship 2021 as Team Captain
Craig is both clinically and DNA tested CEA normal
Craig at the Continental Sheepdog Championship 2017 in Norway
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