• Show Date: 05/05/2025
  • Show Type: Open/Limited/Sanction
  • Judged by: Suzanne Keree-Bartolo Contact Judge
  • Published Date: 08/05/2025

Chelmsford & District Canine Society

Breed: French Bulldog

Many Thanks to the officers & Committee for inviting me to judge at this lovely, friendly open show and a big thank you to all of the exhibitors who supported my entry and gave me the honour of judging their dogs. And a huge thank you to my lovely steward for her assistance. I am very grateful to the exhibitors for their entries my first appointment in this breed.

French Bulldogs

Puppy (2) 1, Timms’ Olijah Going Deep, This 6 month old dark brindle Dog really impressed me from the moment he entered the ring, perfect balance throughout and a fabulous shape, good substance and absolute quality, sturdy, compact with good bone and a lovely smooth short coat, well shaped square head with well set bat ears, dark eyes set well apart, well set Muzzle with good nostrils and a lovely head profile, with a really good bite, neck strong and well arched, leading into fabulous forequarters, straight strong forelegs set well apart, cobby and well rounded in body with good rear angulation well set tail and lovely small compact feet, everything on the lovely dog seemed to be in proportion and he moved absolutely soundly with good extension and drive BOB, BPIB. Puppy Utility Group 1, Best Puppy In Show.

2, Quinn’s Chareve’s Had To Be You, Lighter brindle 9-month-old, well balanced bitch, feminine and a lot to like about her with a pretty feminine head, dark eyes, well set ears and a good bite, nice length of neck and shoulder placement, well boned and a nice shape, quite a handful for her owner today, but a very promising puppy, that is worth the effort.

Special Yearling (3,1abs) 1, Timms’ Olijah Dare To Dream, Larger and Sturdy well made Brindle Pied Dog, just 6 months old with a good head, correct bite, dark well set eyes and nice bat ears that were well set, he has good bone and substance throughout, with lovely shoulder placement and strong straight legs with good angulation, he was slightly longer in back, but moved really soundly and well. Litter brother to my BOB and not as compact but still a lot to like about him.

2, Quinn’s Chareve’s Had To Be You, (2nd In Puppy).

Post Graduate – No Entries

Open (4, 1abs)1, Timms’ Olijah Fully Loaded JW, RBOB, Dark Brindle bitch, very feminine, nice overall balance with a good outline, she had a pretty well-proportioned head with a dark well set eye and bat ears that were well set, nice quality of coat, solidly made and sturdy with good bone, powerful well arched neck, strong short legs, set well apart, with a good front construction and matching rear angulation, she was sound on the move and showed well. RBOB.


2, Warren & Jobson’s Warson’s Flash Gordon, Masculine Dark Brindle dog with a big masculine square head his skull was almost flat between the ears and he had a well-defined muzzle with well set dark eyes, a wide head with plenty of cushioning and a good width of jaw with a good bite. He had a good front assembly and topline, with good rear angulation, he moved well and soundly, I just preferred the balance of 1.

3, Hill-Lonergan & Duff’s Cossy’s Dua Lipa.