Three Counties Agricultural Society

3 Counties Championship Show 2026

Rottweiler

Firstly I would like to thank the society for this appointment with my first set of CC’s.

Thanks to my stewards for giving up their time and keeping the ring running smoothly.

All exhibits had excellent temperaments, however there are some issues as breeders that do need some attention, some exhibits had splayed feet which impacts overall on movement and being able to stand on a good strong base. Body proportions need attention. Was a little disappointed to have to go over dirty dogs, but overall I was pleased with my entry and thank the exhibitors for coming today.

MPD 2

1st Annica’s Jesse James, 6 months. A very appealing youngster who is developing well for his age and already shows much promise. He has an attractive, masculine head with good overall balance, dark almond-shaped eyes and well-fitting eyelids, giving him a pleasing and attentive expression. His muzzle has both length and width, with enough substance for his age, and his flat skull shows slight wrinkling when alert. His medium-sized ears are correctly carried and sit close to the cheek, helping to frame the head well. He has a correct bite and pleasing dark pigment, in front he stands on straight forelegs, although his feet are still a little loose and should tighten with maturity. He is a little short in upper arm. His body is of good length, with well-sprung ribs, a firm topline and good underline. He has a correct croup and tail set, and his rear angulation is balanced and appropriate for his stage of growth. On the move he went soundly around the ring, showing a steady, confident action for a young puppy. A promising puppy.

2nd Fantasa Toro Bravo. Another pleasing puppy, slightly larger than the first and with plenty of quality for his age. He has dark almond-shaped eyes and well-fitting eyelids, giving him a calm and gentle expression. His muzzle is of good length, with a correct stop and medium-sized ears that sit close to the cheek and help to frame the head well. He shows pleasing overall balance at this stage. In front and rear he is moderately and evenly angulated, standing on straight forelegs with good feet, which gave him a sound base. His ribs are well sprung, with good body length, a firm topline and a good underline. On the move he went well around the ring, showing steady, balanced action and a willing attitude. A promising puppy with much to like, and one who should continue to develop with maturity.

PD 5 (1)

1st Olearia Westfalen The One. A very well put-together puppy who immediately appealed for his overall balance, breed type and presentation. He has a correct bite, dark almond-shaped eyes and well-fitting eyelids, which together give him a calm, confident and very pleasing expression. His muzzle is broad and of good length, with sufficient strength for his age, and he has a correct stop and a broad skull. His neat ears are well placed and fit close to the cheek, framing the head attractively, while the slight wrinkling on expression adds character without detracting from the clean outline. He has a strong, medium-length neck flowing into a good front assembly, with straight forelegs and excellent feet that provide a firm, sound base. His body is compact and well made, with pleasing overall proportions, a slightly sloping croup and a well-carried tail. His rear angulation is correct and balanced with the front, enabling him to move freely and efficiently around the ring with the correct gait for his age. He was presented in excellent condition, worthy BPIB. I really liked him.

2nd Olearia Westfalen One Love, litter brother to the first-placed dog. Another promising puppy with many of the same qualities, and these two may well change places on another day as they continue to mature. He has a correct bite, a muzzle of good length, a correct stop, dark almond-shaped eyes and ears that are set close to the cheek. He also has a calm, steady gaze, giving him a lovely, pleasing expression. He is slightly longer in loin than his brother, but has a good topline and underline, well-sprung ribs, and moderate, balanced front and rear angulation for his age. His tail is correctly set and carried well. He moved soundly around the ring and was presented in excellent condition.

JD 1

1st Fantasa Just In Time For Xmas. He presents an appealing head with a broad skull, well-placed ears and medium-to-dark eyes that give a pleasing expression. His muzzle is of good length, with a correct stop and a slightly arched forehead, giving the head balance and character. He has a good length of neck flowing into an adequate forechest, with straight forelegs and correct overall body proportions. His ribs are well sprung, and he has a good topline and underline, with well-developed thighs that add strength to his outline. On the move he covered the ground well, showing enthusiasm and maintaining a positive, willing attitude throughout.

YD 1

1st Chantavory’s Wonder Boy. A superb young male with many excellent qualities and a great deal to admire at this stage of his development. He has an expressive, well-balanced head, with dark almond-shaped eyes that contribute to a calm, intelligent expression. His skull is broad, his muzzle is of good proportion, and there is slight wrinkling on expression, all of which add to the strength and character of his headpiece. His medium-sized ears are correctly placed and lie close to the cheek, helping to frame the expression well. He has a well-muscled neck of good length, flowing strongly into a pleasing front assembly. He stands on straight forelegs with strong, compact feet and short black nails, giving him a firm and balanced base. His body is compact and well made, with good spring of rib, a short loin, excellent topline and underline, and a slightly sloping croup with a good tailset. Behind, he is well angulated, muscular and powerful, which showed clearly when he moved. On the move he covered the ground with drive, enthusiasm and purpose, maintaining his outline and showing the strength and confidence expected in a quality young dog. A very promising youngster with much breed type and presence, and I was delighted to award him the RCC. Best of luck with him in the future.

PG 2 (2)

LD 5

1st Chantavory’s One And Only. Another quality dog with a well-proportioned and balanced head, a broad muzzle of good length and mottled mouth pigment. His eyes are dark and almond-shaped, giving a pleasing expression, with good fill to the cheeks, a broad skull and medium-sized ears that are well carried. He has a strong, powerful neck leading into a well-constructed front, though his feet could be a little tighter. His body is well made, with a well-sprung ribcage, good depth of chest, and pleasing topline and underline. He is slightly long in loin, but has powerful, well-muscled thighs, a good tail and moved around the ring with enthusiasm and purpose.

2nd Jhava Black Magic Over Whisperdown. Another quality dog, with dark eyes and dark mouth pigment, giving a pleasing depth to his expression. He has a broad muzzle of good length, a correct stop, a broad skull and well-placed ears. He is slightly under-angulated in front, but stands on straight forelegs with good feet. His neck is well muscled and of good length, leading into a compact, well-made body with good topline and underline, a strong loin and pleasing overall substance. He has powerful, well-muscled thighs which give strength to his rear, and he moved steadily around the ring. Tail carried a little high, but overall a quality dog with much to like.

OD 3 (1)

1st Ch Jaqary Blaze of Glory. A male of outstanding quality and great breed type, with many virtues to admire, particularly in his head and overall balance. He has a most appealing expression and a calm, confident gaze, enhanced by dark almond-shaped eyes and clean, well-fitting eyelids. His muzzle is of good length and strength, with a well-defined stop and a broad skull, giving the head the substance and character expected in the breed. His small ears are correctly placed and lie neatly and closely to the cheek, helping to frame the head well. The cheeks are well developed and muscular, giving excellent fill, and he has dark flews and good pigment, completing a very pleasing and masculine headpiece. His neck is well muscled and of correct length, flowing smoothly into well-laid shoulders and a good length of upper arm. He stands on straight forelegs with well-arched feet, giving him a strong, sound and balanced base. His body is compact and powerful, with excellent topline and underline, good depth and substance, and the overall proportions needed to present a strong, balanced outline. His well-muscled thighs and sound construction were evident on the move, where he went around the ring with enthusiasm, accuracy and purpose. He covered the ground with ease, showing the reach and drive required by the breed while maintaining his outline. A most worthy Champion, and I was very pleased to award him the CC on the day.

2nd Ch Alkido’s Ludicrous. A quality Champion with much to admire, particularly in his strength, substance and overall breed type. He has a dark eye, a muzzle of good length and a correct stop, giving balance to a clean head with a flat skull. His ears are carried close to the cheek, helping to complete a pleasing expression. He has a powerful neck of good length, leading into a solid, well-made body with well-sprung ribs and good overall substance. He is slightly longer in loin than the winner, but has a good topline and underline and presents a strong, masculine outline. His rear is well muscled, with good angulation, providing strength and drive behind. He moved well around the ring, maintaining his balance and showing sound, purposeful action.

VD 1 (1)

MPB 1  

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PB 2 (1)

1st Teigan Minnasota. A promising puppy with a pleasing head of good proportions. She has good width and length of muzzle, a clean skull and well-placed ears, with a dark eye giving a kind and attractive expression. She has a good length of neck leading into well-laid shoulders and an adequate forechest, although she is a little steep in upper arm. Her ribs are well sprung and she is slightly long in loin, but holds a pleasing outline for her age. She is adequately angulated behind and moved correctly, showing a good side gait and covering the ground well around the ring.

JB 5 (2)

1st Teigan Let it Bea. A quality youngster with a well-proportioned head and a pleasing overall outline. She has a dark eye which gives her a good expression, though her ears sit a little away from the cheek and could lie closer. She has an adequate forechest and a good length of neck, which flows into a body with well-sprung ribs and sufficient substance for her age. She is slightly steeper in croup. Behind, she is strong and muscular, with good rear angulation and enough power to drive her forward effectively. On the move she covered the ground easily, showing good action around the ring.

2nd Blui of Torma House. Another quality youngster with a well-balanced head of good proportions and a medium eye, giving her a pleasing expression and calm gaze. She has mottled mouth pigment, black flews, well-placed ears and a strong neck of good length, which flows into well-laid shoulders and a good forechest. Her ribs are well sprung and she shows good strength through the loin, giving her a compact and sturdy body. I would prefer her carrying a little less weight, as this would help enhance her overall outline and balance. She moved well around the ring, showing steady, positive action.

YB 2

1st Jantavia She Drives Me Crazy. A beautiful bitch who immediately appealed for her quality, balance and breed type. She has a beautiful, correctly proportioned head with good fill under the eye, a dark almond-shaped eye and a strong muzzle of good length. Her small ears are correctly placed and lie close to the cheek, she has dark flews, slightly mottled mouth pigment, broad skull and good stop all combine to give the most pleasing expression. She has a strong neck of good length, flowing into a well-made front with straight forelegs and excellent feet, giving her a sound and balanced base. Her body is compact and well constructed, a correct topline with the slightest slope to the croup, and a well-set tail. She has good spring of rib and an excellent underline, completing a clean, strong and feminine outline. On the move she was correct both coming and going, and in side gait she covered the ground with ease, drive and purpose while maintaining her shape. Handled so well. I loved her, and was delighted to award her the CC and BOB, later learning that this was her third CC. Her owners’ genuine joy on gaining her crown was a pleasure to share. Huge congratulations.

2nd Chantavory’s Harlequin. Her head is developing well, with a muzzle of good length, a pleasing dark eye and neat, well-placed ears that help frame her expression. She has a neck of good length leading into slightly upright shoulder, she stands on straight forelegs with good feet. Her body is still immature, but she is short coupled and shows a good topline, a slightly sloping croup and a well-set tail. Moderately angulated behind. She moved okay around the ring and should continue to strengthen and develop with maturity.

PGB 5 (1)

1st Miss Valentine Titanium Rott (Imp HRV). A quality bitch with good overall proportions and much to admire. She has a well-balanced head, with dark almond-shaped eyes giving a pleasing expression, a broad muzzle of good length, a good stop and a flat skull. Her ears are well placed and carried correctly, and she has slightly mottled mouth pigment. She has a muscular neck of good length, leading into a correct front with a good forechest and straight forelegs, although her feet are slightly splayed. Her body is well proportioned, with good spring of rib, a good topline and underline, and a slightly sloping croup. She has a correctly set tail and good width through the thigh, giving strength behind. On the move she went well around the ring, maintaining her outline and showing sound, positive action.

2nd Englishpaws Linnet. Well-proportioned head and a dark almond-shaped eye, giving her a good expression. Her ears are well placed and help to complete the headpiece. She has a strong neck leading into a good forechest, though she is slightly upright in shoulder. She stands on straight forelegs with good feet, giving her a sound base, and she is short coupled through the body. She has a good spring of rib and pleasing width through the thigh, showing strength behind. She is steep in croup, which causes the topline to round off slightly, but she moved steadily around the ring.

LB

1st Wren Maeva Zopian at Minaelea (Imp NLD). A quality bitch with an attractive, well-proportioned head and a beautiful expression. She has dark almond-shaped eyes, a muzzle of good length, a correct stop and a broad skull, all combining to give balance and strength to the headpiece. Her ears are correctly placed and lie close to the cheek, completing the expression well. She has a strong, well-muscled neck of good length, leading into a correct front with straight forelegs and good feet, giving her a sound and secure base. Her body is well made, with a super topline, a slightly sloping croup, good spring of rib and a pleasing underline, presenting a balanced and feminine outline. Behind, she is well angulated with strong, well-muscled thighs, providing the power needed for effective movement. She has a correct tail and moved well in all directions, covering the ground comfortably while carrying herself with confidence around the ring. Handled well, and I was pleased to award her the RCC.

2nd Starrosa Dance With Me at Trevearl. Well-proportioned head and a pleasing, calm expression. She has a muzzle of correct length, a dark eye and a steady gaze, all of which contribute to a typical and attractive headpiece. Her broad skull gives strength and balance, and she has enough substance while still retaining femininity. She has a strong neck of good length, flowing into a pleasing front with a good forechest and straight forelegs. Her ribs are well sprung, and she shows a good topline and underline, with a slightly sloping croup that completes the outline well. She presented a balanced picture standing and moved well around the ring, maintaining her shape and showing sound, positive action.

OB 5(1)

1st Ch Westfalen Olearia Best Team at Kiarataz JW. A quality bitch with a lovely feminine head and much breed type. She has a dark eye, good expression and correct earset, with dark pigment helping to complete a pleasing headpiece. Her neck is of good length and well muscled, flowing into well-placed shoulders and a sound front. She stands on straight forelegs with good feet. Her ribs are well sprung, and she has good depth and substance through the body, although she is a little long in loin. Behind, she has good rear angulation with sufficient strength and muscle, allowing her to move steadily and positively around the ring. Overall, a well-made Champion bitch with quality, balance and much to admire.

2nd Ch Chantavory Je Vous Amie. A quality Champion bitch with a lovely, expressive head and a calm, steady gaze. She has a dark eye, broad skull and correct stop, with well-placed ears that help to complete a pleasing and typical expression. Her strong neck is of good length and flows into a good front assembly, supported by good bone and substance, although her feet are a little splayed. She has a well-made body with good spring of rib, a correct topline, a slightly sloping croup and a pleasing underline. Behind, she is well angulated and shows enough strength and muscle to give drive on the move. She moved well in all directions, maintaining her outline and presenting a balanced, sound picture around the ring.

VB 1

1st Ch Olearia Western Girl from Westfalen. A very smart Veteran bitch who presented a quality outline and showed she still has much to admire. She has a good, well-proportioned head with a dark eye, giving her a pleasing and typical expression. She has good bone throughout, providing substance and strength without losing balance. Her body is well balanced, with a good spring of rib, pleasing depth and a sound front assembly. Behind, she has good rear angulation with enough muscle and strength to support her movement. She moved well around the ring, maintaining her outline and showing steady, positive action throughout.

Bev Hucker