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Jexi vom
Kerschberger,
Retired,
SchH1, hips a2, elbows normal, DNA, a super sweet daughter of
V20 Lana vom Klebinger Schloß and V11
Xaro d'Ulmental & Her brother Jaguar vom Kerschberger has
a1 hips, and a3 elbows.
Jexie has retired from breeding
and lives in a loving home in nearby Eldorado NM

Her Breed
Survey reads as follows: Over medium sized, medium strong,
strong head, full of expression, well proportioned, sufficient
firm, correct front, somewhat loose elbows, high withers, a bit
steep croupe, properly positioned shoulders, a bit steep upper
arm, well angulated hind legs, energetic gait with sufficient
far reaching front. TSB pronounced; dog outs.
Tested
NORMAL for DM
Normal
(N/N)
This dog is
homozygous N/N, with two normal copies of the gene.
In the seven breeds studied at the University of
Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of
N/N (Normal) have never been confirmed to have DM.
This dog can only transmit the normal gene to its
offspring, and it is unlikely that this dog or its
offspring will ever develop DM.


Below :
V20 (world championship Participant Germany 2004)
Lana
vom
Klebinger
Schloß!
(retired
lives in Rio Rancho NM)
SUPER
STAR
V20 Lana vom
Klebinger Schloß
SchH2, a2 hips,
KKl1
Lana is the dam of the
J
litter
born April 17th 06, the
L Litter
Born December 15th 07 &
the
P litter born
December 22, 08
Her Sire: V6
Pascha vd Jahnhöhe
Her Dam: Quaste v
Klebinger Schloß
BREED SURVEY.
Large, medium strong, exceptionally typey. Firm and dry.
Very good head and expression, high withers, firm back, very
good croupe. Very good front and back angulations. Balanced
chest and straight front. Shows far reaching gait with
powerful hind thrust. Confident, tough, courage and working
ability stands out. Dog outs.
Lana's DM certification
(click image for larger version)
Carrier (A/N)
This dog is heterozygous A/N,
with one mutated copy of the gene and one normal
copy of the gene, and
is classified as a carrier.
In the seven breeds studied at the University of
Missouri in depth so far, dogs with test results of
A/N have never been confirmed to have DM.
While it is highly unlikely this dog will ever
develop DM, this dog can transmit either the normal
gene or the mutated gene to its offspring.
Other
fabulous females of vom kerschberger, Retired from
breeding, are:
Hummel vom Schlichter Tor
(rip) Gina vom Trossbachtal (rip) Uschi vom
Klebinger Schloss (rip) Aline vom Venushof, Utica
vom Lehnhof, Zaoa vom Kerschberger,
Madonna vonder Drei Sonnenseen, Mercedes vonder Drei
Sonnenseen, Bonita vom Kerschberger.

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