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AHT litters (August 10, 2006)| In this folder are all my available AHT litters or upcoming litters. |
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AHT Males 05/16/09 -72- BEST OF BREED awards to date!
Pan has just been awarded his 3rd "BEST IN SHOW",at Clearwater,FL,by the Honorable Judge Patricia Young!
My "Pan the Man" had some pretty impressive wins this weekend at the AHTA Carolina Classic!
On Friday March 30,2007, He was awarded the title of BEST IN SHOW, by Judge Virginia Pearson. He was again awarded BEST IN SHOW, in show 1 on Sat. March 31, by Judge Michael Pearson.
WHAT A GREAT HONOR!
These shows had approximately 300 entries, per show.
He also had a BOB and a Group 2 award in Show 2.
Here are the albums of the Grand Champion and Champion AHT males,here at Cedar Rose.
NEWS FLASH!!
7 CHAMPION TITLES FOR PAN PUPPIES!
Another New Pan Champion!
CH CDROSE HIPPOLYTA AMAZON QUEEN, sister & littermate to Silvia Messmer's Fiyero
New Pan champion,CH CDROSE PAN'S MIRROR IMAGE!
ANOTHER NEW PAN CHAMPION!!!!
CDROSE DEFYING GRAVITY @RED SKY CGC(FIYERO) is a new Champion at the Phoenix,AZ, show!
Fiyero has also earned the Canine Good Citizen Award!
NEW PAN CHAMPION!!!
New Kent,VA.
1/7/06, NEW CHAMPION!!!!!!
CDROSE MS PANDORAMONIUM,also wins BOB,and a Group 4. All at just 6 months old! Pan/LuLU)
Pan wins 4 more BOB's and a Group 4
12/16/06 FIYERO wins Best Puppy at Phoenix,AZ show! (Pan/Indy)
Pan added 5 more BOB to his awards, at the VA show.
12/11/06! Pan has now sired 3 Champions out of Kidd K's Black Ice Iz Nice .
"PR"CH CDRose Pan's Smooth Movement & "PRCH Kidd K's Boot Scootin Beauty & "PR"CH Captain Kidd.
11/3-5,2006, MDMBA Show,Pan adds 4 BOB wins and a Group 1 win! There were 9 Terrier breeds represented!
ALSO! His very first puppy to go to the show ring,CDRose Pan's Smooth Movement,earned his Championship!
9/22/06 AHTA Show, Pan adds another BOB & Group 2 win to his resume.Pan's total BOB wins are now 10!
7/31/06 Ky Mason-Dixon Show , Pan won 5 GRCH, 5 BOB, a Group 2 and a Group 4 placement. YEAH!!
Pan won the Award of Excellence in the AHT Top 10 class at Premier!
Pan also won the Grand Champions class on Friday. |
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AHT Females (July 30, 2005)Here are the albums of my American Hairless Girls.
They include my Totally Nakids as well as my coated outcross females. |
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Teddy Roosevelt Terriers (October 7, 2005)Home of the "SUPER TEDDIES"!
CH. CDROSE JUMP BACK JACK, RBIMBS 2009 TRT TOP 10
GRCH. CDROSE PARTY TIME MAN, 2006 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE ,2006,2007 TRT TOP 10
GRCH. BRI-MON'S LONE RANGER ,2007 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE, 2006,2007,2009 TRT TOP 10
GRCH. LONE EAGLE'S Z-MAN ,2007 BEST OF BREED,2007,2008 TRT TOP 10
CH. LAR-MON'S WITCHY WOMAN, 2005 TRT TOP 10
CH. MACKIE'S FIERY COMET SO MEAN, 2007 TRT TOP 10
CH. LONE EAGLE'S CANDY IS DANDY, 2007,2008 TRT TOP 10
CH.BRI-MON'S TOO MUCH CANDY FORADIME 2006 TRT Top 10
CH .CDROSE TABASCO FIASCO
CH . WEEBIT'S ONE MORE NIGHT @CDROSE
TEDDY ROOSEVELT TERRIER
Official U.K.C. Breed Standard
Copyright 1998, United Kennel Club, Inc.
Revised April 15, 2007
The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier is an American breed descended from the terriers brought over by English miners and other working class immigrants. These versatile terriers probably included crosses between the Smooth Fox Terrier, the Manchester Terrier, the Bull Terrier, the Beagle, the Whippet, the Italian Greyhound, and the now extinct white English Terrier. These dogs were used as ratters, and soon became known as “Rat Terriers.” Two types of Rat Terriers evolved, distinguished primarily by leg length. The short-legged Rat Terriers developed a devoted following and were named in honor of President Teddy Roosevelt, who was once thought to have owned these ratters.
The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier was recognized by the United Kennel Club on January 1, 1999.
General Appearance
The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier is a low-set, muscular, active, small-to-medium size hunting terrier. The preferred ratio of length of body (prosternum to point of buttocks) to height (withers to ground) is between 10:7 and 10:8. The head is broad, slightly domed, wedge-shaped, and proportionate to the size of the body. Ears are V-shaped, set at the outside edges of the skull, and may be erect or button. A docked tail is preferred, but a natural bob tail or a natural tail carried in an upward curve are also acceptable. The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier comes in solid white, other solid colors with markings, and white with a variety of colored patches. The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier should be evaluated as a working terrier, and exaggerations or faults should be penalized in proportion to how much they interfere with the dog’s ability to work. Honorable scars resulting from field work are not to be penalized.
Disqualification: A longer-legged, square-bodied dog whose proportions vary significantly from the desired ratio lacks breed type and must be disqualified.
Characteristics
The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier is an energetic, alert dog whose curiosity and intelligence make him very easy to train. He thrives on human companionship and will enthusiastically share any activity with his owner. The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier is a lively, friendly, affectionate dog with his family but can be somewhat of a one-person dog. With his strong protective nature and well-developed pack instincts, the Teddy Roosevelt Terrier gets along well with children (when raised with them), cats, and other dogs. He is a bold, tenacious hunter with seemingly unlimited energy whose size and endurance makes him an excellent hunter of squirrels and vermin. Teddy Roosevelt Terriers should not be sparred during conformation judging. This is a long-lived breed and it is not uncommon for one to live to 15 or 16 years of age.
Head
The head is proportionate to the size of the body. When viewed from the side, the skull and muzzle are of equal length and joined by a moderate stop. Viewed from the front and the side, the Teddy Roosevelt Terrier’s head forms a blunt wedge shape.
Fault: Abrupt stop.
SKULL - The skull is broad and slightly domed. It tapers slightly toward the muzzle. The jaws are powerful with well-muscled cheeks.
Serious Fault: Apple head.
MUZZLE - The muzzle is well filled-out under the eyes, well-chiseled, and tapers slightly from the stop to the nose. Jaws are powerful and hinged well back allowing the dog to open his mouth wide enough to catch rats and other rodents. Lips are dry and tight with no flews. Lip pigment matches nose pigment.
Fault: Snipey muzzle.
TEETH - The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier has a complete set of good-sized, evenly spaced, white teeth. A scissors bite is preferred but a level bite is acceptable.
Faults: Missing teeth; overshot or undershot bite.
NOSE - The nose is black or self-colored.
Faults: Dudley or butterfly nose.
EYES - Eyes may be round to almond shaped and are small, somewhat prominent, and set obliquely. Eye rims match nose pigment. Eye color ranges from dark brown to amber and corresponds with coat color. Hazel eyes are acceptable in dogs with lighter coat color. Blue or amber eyes are permitted in blue-colored dogs only, but a dark gray eye with gray eye rims is preferred.
Faults: Bulgy eyes; deep-set eyes; light-colored eyes in a dog with black coat color or black pigment; both eyes not of matching colors; eye with iris containing more than one color; wall or china eye.
EARS - Ears are V-shaped, set at the outside edges of the skull. Matching ears are strongly preferred. Non-matching ear carriage should be penalized to the degree of the variation. Note: Ear carriage may not stabilize until a dog is mature. Dogs under one year of age should not be penalized for variations in ear carriage.
Faults: Erect ears with the sides curved inward forming a shape like a tulip petal; rose ears; flying ears; non-matching ear carriages.
Serious Fault: Cropped ears.
Disqualification: Hanging ears.
Neck
The neck is clean, moderately long, slightly arched, and tapers slightly from the shoulders to the head. The neck blends smoothly into well laid-back shoulders.
Fault: Throatiness
Forequarters
Shoulders are smoothly muscled. The shoulder blades are well laid back with the upper tips separated by about three fingers’ width at the withers. The upper arm appears to be equal in length to the shoulder blade and joins it at an apparent right angle. The elbows are close to the body. Viewed from the front, the forearm turns slightly inward so that the distance between the wrists is slightly less than the distance between the elbows, and the pasterns are straight, although a slight bend in the pastern is acceptable. Viewed from the side, pasterns are strong, short, and nearly vertical.
Fault: Fiddle front.
Body
A properly proportioned Teddy Roosevelt Terrier is longer (measured from prosternum to point of buttocks) than tall (measured from the withers to the ground) with a ratio of between 10:8 to 10:7. The length of the front leg (measured from point of elbow to the ground) should approximately equal one-third of the dog’s height. Whether the dog is standing or moving, the line of the back is strong and level. The loin is moderately short, slightly arched, and muscular, with moderate tuck-up. The croup is slightly sloping. The ribs extend well back and are well sprung out from the spine, forming a broad, strong back, then curving down and inward to form a deep body. The brisket extends to or just below the elbow. Viewed from the front, the chest between the forelegs is well filled in on either side of the prominent breast bone and of moderate width. Viewed from the side, the forechest extends in an oval shape well in front of the forelegs.
Fault: Pigeon-breasted.
Very Serious Faults: Exaggerated lowness; extreme length or shortness of back.
Hindquarters
The hindquarters are strong and flexible, and smoothly muscled, with the length of the upper thigh somewhat longer than the lower thigh. The angulation of the hindquarters is in balance with the angulation of the forequarters. The stifles are well-bent, and the hocks are well let down. When the dog is standing, the short, strong rear pasterns are perpendicular to the ground and, viewed from the rear, parallel to one another.
Faults: Too little or exaggerated angulation; excessively muscular buttocks.
Feet
The feet are compact and slightly oval in shape, with the two middle toes slightly longer than the other toes. Cat feet are acceptable and toes may be well split up but not flat or splayed. Front dewclaws may be removed. Rear dewclaws must be removed.
Faults: Flat feet; splayed feet; rear dewclaws present.
Tail
The tail is set on at the end of the croup. A docked or natural bob tail is preferred, but a natural tail is not a fault. Docking should be between the second and third joint of the tail. The natural tail is thick at the base and tapers toward the tip. When the dog is alert, the tail is carried in an upward curve. When relaxed, the tail may be carried straight out behind the dog.
Faults: Bent tail; ring tail.
Coat
The coat is short, dense, and medium-hard to smooth, with a sheen. Whiskers are not removed.
Disqualifications: Wire or broken coat; long coat.
Color
The Teddy Roosevelt Terrier may be solid white, bi-color or tri-color but must always have some white, which may be of any size and located anywhere on the dog. The white area may be ticked as long as white predominates. The remaining accepted colors are: black, tan (ranging from dark tan to very light tan and from intense dark mahogany red to light red with black nose and eyerims), chocolate (ranging from dark liver to light chocolate with self-colored nose and eyerims), blue and blue fawn (with self-colored nose and eyerims), apricot (ranging from orange to faded yellow with black nose and eyerims), and lemon (ranging from orange to faded yellow with self-colored nose and eyerims). Colored areas may be brindle or have sable overlay.
Faults: Fawn (pale yellowish tan with self-colored nose), cream (pale yellow to off-white), fallow with black mask (very light yellowish tan with black mask), and silver (the extreme dilution of blue).
Disqualifications: Mer... |
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Nakey Dog Duds (July 30, 2005)COMING SOON ! TIE DYE SHIRTS AND HOODIES!
In this folder is all the fabrics that have available at this time, as well as some of the styles of clothing .
If you don't see it,ask for it. It's a good chance that I make it,but don't have it posted yet. |
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Puppy Contracts and Applications (July 5, 2006)Here are the Show/Breeding contracts,as well as the Pet puppy contract.
There is also an application for parties interested in the American Hairless Terriers. |
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BB & Tushy litter (August 6, 2007)Cedar Rose Baby Buttions & Kidd K's Spotz OnmyTush, are proud to announce the arrival of their 3rd litter of little ratties!
2 boys and 1 girl arrived on Aug.5,2007.
They should be mini's,appx 10-11 lb range. |
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Available puppies & young adults (Sept.1, 2004)Here are some of the available Rat Terrier,Teddy Roosevelt Terriers and AHT's.
I am mainly going to be focusing on AHT's & Teddies!
I have sons and daughters of all of these great AHT's in my breeding program and they have been the backbone of my very sucessful plan to breed healthy AHT's ,with great conformation and wonderful dispositions! |
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Pan & OOPsie litter! (December 11, 2005)She's here! January 17,2006
She's a black sabled red,and she's gorgeous!
If you don't have your name on the list for a little "Pandemonium", now is the time to fill out an application! |
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Teddies @ Premier 2007 (June 19,2007)Here are some of the pics, taken of the Teddy Roosevelt Terriers at, at the UKC Premier.
See anyone you know??? |
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Rat Terrier Females (February 7, 2006)| This folder contains albums of the Rat Terrier females here at Cedar Rose. |
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Rat Terrier Males (February 7, 2006)| Here are the Rat Terrier males that live at Cedar Rose. |
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Texas Longhorns (October 25, 2005)| Here are pictures of my beloved Texas Longhorn cows! |
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Orangeburg County Fair 2006 (October 6, 2006)| Here are pictures I took at the fair of Pan, the Pan kids,my RT Tushy,the Longhorns and some of the fairgoers. |
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