Yeulett's Indian Surprise INFO???

[LuvMyMaddie]

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!!

[carmspack]

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

[LuvMyMaddie]

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.

[BahCan]

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

[LuvMyMaddie]

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!

[LuvMyMaddie]

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

[carmspack]

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 .

[carmspack]

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 . Afternoon at the park with Gus

[LuvMyMaddie]

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