"Fry" is just over a year old, and all I can say is I wish I had 3 or 4 more just like her.   She's a handy size, yet for a little bitch, has flawless movement and covers an amazing amount of ground effortlessly.  She is narrow, flexible, has a beautiful front end assembly, and is perfectly balanced.

She is another that is a cracker in the field;  I suspect that she might turn out to be one of those dogs who is going to bolt just about anything she comes in contact with.  With her shrill, intense voice, I know I sure wouldn't stay in a hole with her for any length of time!   She earned her Hunting certificate to groundhog in just this way, bolting a chuck in very little time, despite getting a fairly decent bite for her trouble.  She's been shown very little, as she was traumatized early by some kids who scooped her up out of the ex-pen while I wasn't';t looking and squeezed her almost to death.   Consequently, being spanned by a stranger isn't high on her favorite list.   But hunting her is making the difference; she could care less who pulls her out of a hole in the field, and is slowly getting better in the conformation ring as a result.   But despite this early setback, she has managed one Puppy Championship, and most recently, in her first time out as an adult, she was Working Terrier Champion at OH-PA.   But even if she never shows for me, this little double-Sailor bitch is worth her weight in gold as a hunter and brood bitch.  Fry is my first attempt at doubling up on Sailor;  I've done it since with even better results.  My goal is to concentrate this invaluable bloodline while I still have the direct descendants to do so, and Fry is a very important part of this equation.

Karen McCarthy, Sow's Ear

  The others:

 The others:

[Jazz] [Tippy] [Witchi]  [Revlon] [Snippet]  [Mona] [Riot] [Bailey] [Tick]