Hargos v. h. Wantij |
Gravin Nora v.Neerlands Stam |
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I litter
Gravin Wanda had 4 small litters. In her first litter with
Hargos v. h. Wantij (1992) there were only 4 pups.
Two of them, Gravin Karma and Graaf Konan
went to Israel and became National Champions.
II Litter
The second litter was in 1993 with llane v. Franckenhorst.
It also gave us 4 pups induding the well known Gravin
Nora v.Neerlands Stam. She was Gravin Wanda's most successful
daughter. Gravin Nora, a strong and heavy boned black bitch
became European Champion in 1994 and won the very important
title. She also won the French Champion Show in 1995 as her
mother had done.
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III
litter
Multi Champion Machico v. Les Deux Peuplies was used
for the third litter which was born in 1994. This time there
were only three pups which induded the best son Gravin Wanda
has left us. His name is Graaf Quinton v. Neerlands Stam
and he was exported to Russia. There he became a Russian Champion
and has had many wins in other European countries. He has already
some exellent offspring in Russia, who represent the best of
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Machico v. Les Deux Peuplies |
Graaf Quinton v. Neerlands Stam |
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IV litter
The last litter that Gravin Wanda produced was born in 1995
in combination with Randy v't Sabbatsveld, again only
three pups were born The black male Graaf Uzo was sold to
Hungary where he has already won some Champion tickets. I
am looking forward to seeing if he can fulfil the high expectations
which the owner and I have of him.
For me it was a big disappointment that Gravin Wanda v. Neerlands
Stam was not able to give puppies after she was mated to Irinus
de Ferignis short befor her death. It was this
combination of which I had the hope that it could give me
a female puppy which could save the bloodlines of Gravin Wanda.
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Randy v't Sabbatsveld |
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Gravin Wanda's death was very tragic. She died just a few
minutes before we came home from a short holiday. Our friend
who took care of the dogs while we were away, went to cycle
with her not knowing that we had not cycled with her for more
than three years. This was because Gravin Wanda was always
so very excited when we went cycling. She dropped dead after
two kilometers running next to the bike which caused a heart
attack. Sadly I feel that her death might not have occurred
if I had warned my friend about taking her with the bike.
Summarising we can say that Gravin Wanda did not give the
breed a lot of high quality dobermanns but she certainly was
a great representative of the long row of v. Neerlands Stam
champions. Hopefully her daughter Gravin Nora will make this
row longer in the future so that the genetic and hereditary
powers will be passed on.
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