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Puppy-Wuppy Presents
Emma Peel vom Tollhaus,
SchH3, AD, KKL2, CD, RN, CGC
“a” normal
Lines: Gleisdreieck, Fegelhoff, Suhrrehm,
Barenfang, Busecker Schloss, Uwe Kirschental, Drigon Fuhrmanschoff
News Update:
July 2008 Emma obtains her Canine Good
Citizen Award (CGC) from the AKC
May 2008 Emma Peel Earns her AKC Rally
Novice (RN) title in 3 for 3 showings, placing in Ribbon Category
for 2 of the three shows. Her scores were 89, 98 (4th out of 30 entries)
and 97 (4th out of 34 entries).
February 2008 Emma
Peel earns her AKC Companion Dog (CD) Title in 3 for 3 showing,
placing in Ribbon Category in all shows and qualifying for the All-Stars
Performance Competition in August 2008.
Rally Novice:
4/19/08 Lower Bucks DTC
89 - Qualified with Handler Error...ooops
05/17/08 Albany Obedience Club
98 4th Place
05/17/08 Albany Obedience Club
97 4th Place - Title
Companion Dog:
10/6/07 Port Chester Obedience Club
193 1st Place
10/14/07 Northern NJ German Shepherd Club
195 1st
Place
High in Trial
2/22/08
Wallkill Kennel Club
195 3rd Place (out of 20 dogs)
2/23/08
Rockland County Kennel club
196 4th
Place (out of 31 dogs)
Emma gets her SchHIII -- Second Place and High Obedience
It is with great pleasure
that I announce Emma earned her Schutzhund III title at the Tri-State
Doberman Club’s trial in June 2007 with a Second Place and taking High
Obedience. Tracking conditions were tough. It was dry and hot with several
bare spots and some of the I and II dogs were having a hard time. Emma
started off excellent and she was in the V category until the last corner
and last leg. She missed the corner by a foot or two and then had trouble
getting her bearings for the leg. She searched and searched, never giving
up with a deep nose until she found the leg, continued on and confidently
indicated the last article. Our Judge, Karen McIntyre praised Emma and my
handling on working out a difficult track and telling competitors that this
was the correct way for a dog and handler to track.
Onto obedience, with a
hot day approaching, we were anxious to get out there and do our thing.
Emma has a strong foundation in obedience so I was starting to relax and
enjoy the trial. We were a great team and I was very happy with Emma’s
performance. She lagged slightly in the group, and she was wide on an about
turn, but she lost points on her finishes. For some reason, she came up
with a new trick on trial day….slow finishes…and maybe a no sit. Why do
they do this to us????? Always a day before the trial, or day of, they have
a meltdown! Anyway, aside from her lacking to plant her butt on the ground,
her recalls were fast and straight, she nailed her motion exercises, and her
retrieves with the dumbbell were as best I could ask for from her. We, as a
team, lead the obedience.
Almost done……Protection
after a huge rain/lightening storm and wet field. Yuck! Emma was fired up
as usual with her squeeking bark down the field toward the binds. She ran
them fast, close, and with purpose. She came into the bark and hold a
little to aggressively and bumped the helper. That’s my sneaky girl! The
escape bite was good, not great, good grips, but fast attack. The back
transport was very well executed in the top half and then she had too much
build up in the lower half and forged. The attack and grip was good, full
and fast. Transport was without fault. The long escape was clean and fast
with a full grip, slightly chewy at first, then settled. Our protection
routine was very good, of course I have seen her come on like a freight
train, but considering the day, the long training periods before the trail,
my unsettled nerves, and the hot humid weather/rain, I could not have asked
for anything more from our Emma Peel. She is truly a great dog with a
wonderful temperament and always steps up to the plate when you need her
to.

Emma Peel Vom Tollhaus joined our
family on November 30, 2005 arriving from Germany, at 2 ˝
years old. She is a young dog with an excellent pedigree of East and West
Working Lines. She was titled and trained in Germany, with protection work
assisted by Helmut Raiser.
Her sire is Lump vom Gleisdreieck, SchH3, FH1, a normal.
Lump was sired by Mingo vom Runnelplatz (2x BSP) and Venus vom Gleisdreieck.
Vensus goes back to the famous East German Dog Lord vom Gleisdreieck, a 3x DDR
Champ, and Pippi vom Gleisdreieck, also a DDR Champ. Other lines on sire’s side
include: Blacky vom Gleisdreieck (DDR Champ)( Afra vom Gleisdreieck (DDR Champ),
Hondo vom Haus Welsch (DDR Champ, Condor vom Marderpfahl (DDR Champ).
Her her dam’s side is Bungee vom Tollhaus, SchH3, who was
sired by Darro vom Fegelhoff, a very tough dog, owned by a judge in germany, who
showed excellent in protection work and was at the BSP several times. The dam
to Bungee is Donna vom Suhrrehm a bitch who participated in the BSP as well.
Other lines include: Olko Barenfang, Gildo vom Korbelback (BSP), Betzi vom
Barenfang, Sagus Busecker Schloss, Umsa Bungalow (BSP) Uwe vom Kirschental (BSP),
Ester vom Korbelback, Drigon vom Fuhrmannshof (BSP), Ari vom Neffeltal (BSP) and
Friga vom Allerswald (BSP). Bungee is linebreed: 4, 4-5 Grief Zum Lahntal,
3-4 Sagus vom Busecker Schloss, 4-5, Vroni vom Busecker Schloss, 4-4 Quicke vom
Itztal, 5-5 Coro zum Lahntal
Emma has only 3 SchH2’s in her pedigree, all the rest are
SchH3 (4 generations).
She has 10 DDR Champs
She has 12 BSP participants.
Emma Pictures
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Northern New Jersey German Shepherd Dog
Club
October 2007
1st Place
High In Trial
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