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BIS, Multi
BISS October 12, 1996
- September 5, 2007 CH Lexus
Financial Burden CDX, ROM, CGC
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He was the epitome of the Doberman standard- energetic, obedient, alert, watchful, determined, fearless- but best of all, totally devoted.
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At the 2005 DPCA Host Club specialty, 9-year-old Gent not only won the Veteran's Dog class under breeder/judge Margaret Downey, but he was also awarded Best in Veteran Sweeps!
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Health testing results: Black #1, Thyroid normal, Hips OFA Good, Elbows OFA Clear, vWD Affected, Full and correct dentition, and CERF Clear.
Frozen semen is available for approved bitches.
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Gent passed away one month before the 2007 DPCA
Nationals, 2007
Top 20 Conformation Finalist - Gent's Grand-daughter: 2007 Top 20 Agility Finalist
- Gent's son: 2007 Top 20 Obedience
Finalist - Gent's daughter: 2007 DPCA Winner's Bitch
& Best of Winners - Gent's Grand-daughter: 2007 DPCA Best Junior
Handler - Gent's Grand-daughter:
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CH Horizon's Vista of Kaliber CGC Whelped in May 2001, Vista is a very beautiful and spirited girl. She finished her championship with three majors, a Best of Breed over specials and a Group 4! Vista was also given an Award of Merit at the Atlanta DPC show. Vista is a multiple champion producer.
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CH Horizon's
Panorama Derby is a specialty Best in Sweepstakes winner and was handled by his owner, Stephanie Tagtow.
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CH Horizon's
Soiree Angel is owned by
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2004 UKC #1 Doberman (Conformation) Charm is owned by her breeder,
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MACH2
Horizon's
2007 DPCA Top 20 Agility Finalist- #20
"Mason" is the country's first
and only 'Master Agility
Champion 2' and is owned by Nancy Bousquet of Norcross, Georgia and co-owned by
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"Gent" was a Best in Show and Multi Best in Specialty Show
winner, with many Best of Breed and Group wins to his credit. He
finished his AKC championship with three majors at 14 months of age. He
retired from the show ring in 2001 and went on to be an ardent
competitor in agility, becoming the first, and perhaps still the only,
Best in Show Doberman male to earn Excellent level agility titles. He retired full time in
2004, and went on to make his mark as a stud dog and to spread love as a
therapy dog in nursing homes, hospitals and rehab centers.
Gent was shown as a veteran for the first time at the
Atlanta Doberman Pinscher Club Specialty on Easter Sunday 2004. There were 92
Dobermans entered - thirteen specials, six of whom are top twenty
contenders. Our judge was the well respected breeder/judge, Jane Kay. What
a thrill it was for so many of us to see "The Gentleman",
handled by Elizabeth Barrett, win this big Specialty again, and this time
from the VETERANS class!! Over and over again, Judge Kay remarked,
"That's one HELL of a dog!" We couldn't agree more!
