| The Farm at Cooperstownl |
(Jack) Russell Terriers
Stud Males
| Name: Russellville's Dewey Out of: Sire-Bright Fox Bandit Dam-Arboureth Hailey's Halo (Imported from Durbin South Africa) Date of Birth: October 25, 2005 Registrations: AKC FSS, UKC and EJRTCA DNA Profile: Recorded with AKC Health: Patellar luxation negative to be filed with the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals |
| Height: Eleven inches at the withers Temperament: Excellent Type: Tri-colored, smooth coat Conformation: Well-proportioned, heavily-muscled, masculine and conforms to the United Kennel Club breed standards Russellville's Dewey has been shown for conformation at the UKC Garden State Kennel Club Show on September 30 and October 1, 2006 in Bridgeton, NJ before UKC Judge Kimberly Himes and won Best Male and Best of Winners and, took the same honors on the second day before UKC Judge Michele Wachob. Russellville's Dewey will be shown in adult classes in 2007. |
| Name: Russellville's Prada Out of: Sire-Arboureth Gone For Gopher (Imported from Durbin South Africa) Dam: Russellville's Kookye Date of birth: December 22, 2006 Registrations: To be filed with AKC FSS, UKC and EJRTCA DNA Profile: To be recorded with AKC Health: To be Patellar luxation tested and filed with the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals |
| Height: Eleven inches at the withers Temperament: Bred for excellence Type: Tri-colored, smooth coat Conformation: Meets the United Kennel Club breed standards and he shows great presence and masculine characteristics. He will be shown for conformation later in 2008. |
| Dewey was shown in the UKC Carolina Classic Show (see Champions page under Russell Terriers) and achieved Champion status. |
| Dewey has a calm temperament and thrives on attention. Without any training he began to sit up at a very young age and has continued. On January 30th and 31st 2010 at the Northeast Winter Classic AKC show in Queensbury, New York, Dewey was entered. After being shown he was returned to his place facing the judge and immediately sat up looking at the judge. We'll never know if he was begging to win or just seeking attention, but he did win his class and Best of Breed. |
