Sailor-Girl

Maritime's Anchors Away

 (5/23/1997)

Call name:	"Sailor Girl"
Gender:	F
Registration:	AKC SN45426101
Breeder/Owner:	Steffi Mullins
Hip clearance:	OFA GR-64924F24F-T
Eye clearance:	CERF GR-18440/2001-55
Heart clearance:	OFA GR-CA2206/27F/C-T
Elbow clearance:	OFA GR-EL2609-T
CHIC # 7637
CHIC DNA#:	GR-DNA-777
AKC DNA#:	V39120
Thyroid clearance:	Normal

Pedigree:

Maritime’s Anchors Away:

Sire: Raykist Star Crowned Farley CDX JH WC CGC CHIC Am. CH. Sunshine's Windwalker Cutter Am. CH. Sunshine's Four on the Floor OS Raykist Sunshine Champagne OD Raykist Tollhouse Cookie Cuesta's Stan The Man O'Raykist CDX Mirkwood's Status Symbol Dam: Sunapee Katie's My Game Am. CH. Kinsale Clipper OS Am. CH. Shargleam Ferryman (OS) Am. CH. Blue Skye's Chase The Clouds OD Sunapee's Abalone Jingle BIS BISS Ch. Shaynedoro's Judge And Jury OS SDHF Sunapee's Sea Shell

To view Sailor's Info on K9 Data, (or that of any of her family) click on her name in the Pedigree, another page will open with this link, so this page will still be here for you!

Sailor is a bit more independent then my other girls we have bred in the past. One reason I chose her besides her nice size and stature was her nature. I wanted a softer, easier Golden to breed. Our girls are generally very up-beat and energetic. I felt it was time to add some calmer spirit to the mix. Just as I had planned, the 4 beautiful litters Sailor Girl has produced for us have not let me down. In each breeding I sought out a stud dog that not only complemented her physically and genetically but also one that added more drive and energy as not to double up on her more laid back temperament. These puppies generally were placed in ‘working client’s homes’ as they were less likely to stress over spending a portion of their day home waiting for the family to return from their busy day. Sailor delivered her last litter of 6 puppies (3m/3f) 1/27/2005. She is now ‘officially’ retired to the roll of house-frouse where she is our senior bitch in the pack. She makes a great grandmotherly figure. She will always be our Marithyme "corn-dog", having swallowed a very large corn cob and saved by emergency surgery. Not funny but it earned her a special nick-name!

See more photos of Sailor on her page of our Photo Album








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