PEACHES
PEACHES
Kismets Harvestime Peach CD (Ch pointed)
AKC#SN35072905 May 27,1996
died March 19, 2010 age 14 3/4 years
Clearances:
Hips: GR-61696G26F--I (rated Good)
Heart: GR-CA2385/42F/C-T (normal)
Eye: GR-17935 (normal)
Kismets Harvestime Peach CD (Ch pointed)
AKC#SN35072905 May 27,1996
died March 19, 2010 age 14 3/4 years
Clearances:
Hips: GR-61696G26F--I (rated Good)
Heart: GR-CA2385/42F/C-T (normal)
Eye: GR-17935 (normal)
Peaches is the foundation bitch of Harvestime Kennel. Her personality, intelligence, health and beauty has been handed down to six generations of Harvestime pups! Peaches is mother to Fuzz and Journey, grandma and great-grandma to nearly every Harvestime dog!
Peaches was a medium/light golden, moderate boned girl with a dense, slightly wavy coat.
She weighed around 62 pounds. She had a good bite, excellent pigment and beautiful movement and structure.
This was just the dog who could do it all! She earned her CD title in 3 straight shows, had great hunting ability and just loved to please. Peaches could out leap all my dogs, jumping off the dock to get the bumpers before anyone else. She has a passion for tennis balls, or anything else she can carry around. She was best known for being able to get three tennis balls in her mouth!
Peaches died just shy of her 15th birthday. Until the end she was in good health. She was still going for 3 mile walks, still passionate about retrieving tennis balls and just enjoyed life.
Peaches had made her retirement home with the Ruipliski family of Appleton, WI and has touched the lives of so many!
Peaches was a medium/light golden, moderate boned girl with a dense, slightly wavy coat.
She weighed around 62 pounds. She had a good bite, excellent pigment and beautiful movement and structure.
This was just the dog who could do it all! She earned her CD title in 3 straight shows, had great hunting ability and just loved to please. Peaches could out leap all my dogs, jumping off the dock to get the bumpers before anyone else. She has a passion for tennis balls, or anything else she can carry around. She was best known for being able to get three tennis balls in her mouth!
Peaches died just shy of her 15th birthday. Until the end she was in good health. She was still going for 3 mile walks, still passionate about retrieving tennis balls and just enjoyed life.
Peaches had made her retirement home with the Ruipliski family of Appleton, WI and has touched the lives of so many!