Yeulett's Indian Surprise INFO???
 

Hey everyone!

I'm working on the pedigree on my GSD and have hit a roadblock. I can't find any info on Yeulett's Indian surprise. Anyone know of her? I'm looking for the names of her parents. Any help at all would be appreciated! I couldn't find anything on the pedigree database, or anywhere on google.

Thanks!!

I have the information in my old hand written files . or you can ask Ruth

Hey!

Did you mention that to me before? I have such a bad memory!! Could you let me know sometime who her parents and grandparents are? Please. I called you one day, but missed you. Thanks for your help.

I think the dam is Yeuletts Indy, and the sire is Yeuletts Raker of Hidden Forrest..I can't read the rest of my notes water was spilled on it...lol

Thanks BahCan!! Do you know Yeulett's Salada? Thats another hole I have discovered recently. Any of the Yeulett's even... The sire and dam are not on pedigree database, so I have nowhere to go from there. Its certainly a start tho, I appreciate it. How do breeders come up with some of these names? Rediculous. Lol. As soon as I transfer my pedigree to bristle board I will take pics and post them.
Thannks!

Carmspack, do you know who is Yeulett's Salada's sire? Looks like someone had bought ambergris from you and bred a litter?

Yeulett's Salada is a female that was actually co-bred by myself. A very successful litter , which included Salada, Stash, Jasmine , Tetley and TomBrown. All were named after "tea" . Salada and Stash stayed behind with Ruth - SAR -- and Jasmine belonged to the CEO of Clearly Canadian and Jolt Cola (US) SAR training -- Salada and Stash produced some litters for Ruth. Now Tetley -- she was my share of the litter , the one I chose for breeding . Tetley produced Purina Hall of Famer police dog Keno who worked a full 10 years plus with Metro Toronto . Keno had an older "brother" same mother different sire - Carmspack Tell same police force same length of work duty , both featured on a commerative poster commissioned by the department , honoring all the k9 pd's . TomBrown was a dog that served with the RCMP and died of knife injuries he recieved while making an arrest , sorry to say did not make it through surgery .
Tetley's and Stash, Jasmine , Salada, TomBrown were sired by Rallos Farmenblick a long coat black dog in service .
As I had said in another email to you this is in your BACKground . You can not rest on one part -- when you have something so far in the background it matters what other breeders have contributed or taken away , with thought and planning or without !
These lines are current in what I have this very day -- in the blood of Saphire's Gus , Rush's Kona , Sue's Maggie --- I keep the essence alive as it is part of what I look for . Just because it is in the background does not mean that those characteristics have been kept to appear with dependability -- yet they may appear as part of a genetic heritage .
This is where the rest of a pedigree has to be seen and analysed. I would love to hear more about your Maddie .

Tetley, Stash and Salada live on in recent breedings. I have black dog Yeulett's Carmspack Wilson and sable female Yeulett's Spelling . Mike Clay took in Yeulett's Grey - all littermates . Sire was Carmspack Bugati Carmspack Bugati dam was Brandie Geefacker imported by Sue Eviston - Brandie whose "house-name" was Rachel was by V Rikkor Geefacker V Rikkor vom Geefacker out of V Kara Geefacker V Kara vom Geefacker
I had Wilson since he was 9-10 weeks of age , recently when Ruth encountered some health challenges we took on Spelling and Grey . Spelling to stay , Grey in training . As Ruth said they are very much like the "old" Tetley types .
Another male I have Carmspack Sumo carries both Tetley through Sabrina and Salada through Russian Black (Winter Brite) -- http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/dog.html?id=691615
Look at Gus as an example of Sumo's progeny , his first litter . http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...-park-gus.html

Oh my goodness Carmen! Your dogs are so impressive! I would love to be a breeder, but it seems a shame to breed such beautiful animals to just be house pets. They make terrific family dogs, but just seems like wasted talent. I will leave that to you professionals. Thanks for the background, and the contact info. It will definitely help me in my pedigree research. I plan on going back through the dams and sires as far as I can. Once I get it completed, I will show you!
Preya