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| Tara UCI INT. CH Newacarver Tara Ever So Clever DH Multi V1 Rated |
specimen of high quality rottweiler who is athletic, has a great head, high drive, snuggly, and she is
so smart. She was named Tara Ever So Clever because she has shown such a high level of
intelligence. She graduated to Service Dog In Training, enjoys obedience work and anything else we
can come up with keep her mentally stimulated. She is "Ever So Clever"! Tara has placed 1st in 4
shows and second in 8 AKC conformation shows. Last year she did her first International Sieger
Show and received SG1 ratings from all 4 judges. At the International this year she placed 1st
in all four shows and received her V1 ratings from all 4 judges meaning very excellent,
the best adult rating giving her UCICB title- Adult International Champion! We expect great
things from her.
Judges Comments:
Excellent Breed Type Chest Good Depth- Well Developed
Powerful Build Front Angulation Well Laid Back
Correct Scissors Bite Back Angulation Well Angled
Eyes Dark Well Set Topline Level Strong- Held Well Moving
Ears Pendant Shape Well Set Movement Fluid Good Reach and Drive
Strong and Powerful Denotes Strength and Endurance
Good Bone Coat Good Condition and Texture
Nice Bitch Representative Typy Feminine and Good Proportions
| Congratulations Tara!! She passed her Service Dog Test! Way to go puppy girl! |
| This video is just a short clip of her test. Tara in her Service Dog vest. |
| Tara took 1st place for 12-18 month class and went on to compete with the winners bitches. Which one is Tara? Her handler Stacie Fults is wearing the black jacket. |
3x Benno Von Der Schwarzen Heide, 3x Santo Vom Schwaiger Wappen, 3x Falko Vom Grutenblick, Cita Vom Sittard,
Bronko Od Dragicevica, Gil Crni Lotos, Doc Von Der Teufelsbrucke, Mirco Vom Calibra, Muck Vom Gruntenblick.
Tara is out of Senator and Kiwi Von Junipera the combination of these two dogs made a amazing pedigree
achievement that she will ever be awarded. It is better than
any title in front of or behind her name. This is a personal
victory for her as this allows her a fuller life and the ability
to truly make contributions in her lifetime. She will be
allowed to go where most dogs can never step foot and
the experiences she will be exposed to will be so
rewarding for her. Nice job baby!
We would like to take a moment to mention that the
American Service Dog Association does wonderful work in
training and placing Service Dogs in homes of people with
Disabilities. It cost an average of over $7000 per dog to
breed, feed, vaccinate, train and ship these dogs to their
new homes. Currently there are multiple people waiting
for trained Service Dogs. Including a boy with MS. Any
contributions to this charity is greatly appreciated and is
tax deductible.
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