Elisir di Campovalano |
This half brother-sister
mating made Quinn a line breeding on the champion
and Bundessieger, Elisir di Campovalano, whelped
in 1979 (Cito di Villa Castelli x Caienna di Villa
Castelli), Sch.H. 3, FH. Elisir himself, the incest
product of a full brother-sister mating, both sired
by the Bundessieger Aldo v. Ferrolheim, whlped
in 1974 (Jürgen v. Hagenstern x Amanda v. Stifthub),
Sch.H. 3.
Elisir, was a tall, noble
dog of excellent character, built on somewhat longer
lines. Minor details he shared with many of his descendants
were his tan and eyes could be darker. The past DV
Kör-Meister, Ottmar Vogel, enthusiastically recommended
him to fellow Germans. Quinn inherited his sire’s
character and superior conformation, and like him,
also became a German Bundessieger, as well as DV Sieger,
Europasieger, IDC Sieger and AIAD (Italian) Sieger.
These prestigious wins, along with
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being dominent black, ensured Quinn was
not only well used in Italy, but hroughout Europe. While
Quinn was dominent sblack his sire, Elisir, produced both
blues and blacks.
Elisir‘s value as a sire in his own right was not
only affirmed by producing a great son like Quinn, but
an equally brilliant daughter emerged in the Siegerin
Lema di Campovalno, whelped in 1980 (Elisir x Favorit
del Verdiano), Sch.H. 3, IPO 3. A splendid bitch, she
became a standard bearer for the type of quality Dobermanns
being produced by Gabrielle Prosperi’s Campovalano
kennel in the Eighties. Lema was 16 times CABIB as well
as AIAD (Italian), Europe and IDC Siegerin. |
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Elisir di Campovalano
Multi-Champion,
Bundessieger, Sch.H. 3 |
Aldo v. Ferrolheim
Multi-Champion, Bundessieger
and DV Sieger, SchH 3 |
Lema di Campovalno
European Siegerin,
IDC Siegerin, AIAD Siegerin, IPO 1 |
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