C.I.B., FIN, NO, SE, NL, EE CH EUJW-06 WA-06 HeW-10 FinW-11, HeVW-13, NordVW-13
Falamandus Kick Ass
"Brita"
 

born 7.6.2005 living with ms Laura Lehdistö • multiple BOB- & Group -winner, Top Winning TT 2007 and 2010, Top TT Bitch 2008 • Eyes: clear, patella 0/0, hips A/A, PLL CLEAR, CCL/NCL CLEAR • Inbreeding: 0,0% • Typical: Medium size, 38cm. Extremely feminine from head to toe. Dark eyes, well proportioned head, scissor bite. Short & square with beautiful topline and flat feet. Effortless movement with raving reach & drive, so you’d think she is flying – and sometimes she is.

Her name is not without a reason, this girl really kicks some ass! In her show career Brita has conquered trophys and wins most can never dream of. Group wins, Best In Shows, CACIBs, titles – all come in plural with Brita. She has been the Top TT of 2007, 2010 and 2011, Top Bitch in 2008 and like her half-sister Kielo, has also won the BISS. With her amazing movement she means exhausting handling: judges want to see more and more...

Brita has inherited a great deal of structure and habits from her beautiful mother Bertta, but also managed to get what was wanted from her dad: the ultimate show dog attitude.

From her mother comes also the freaking desire for climbing: tables, fences or stairs are just another challenge for Brita. Who would be stupid to stay behind closed doors when you can either jump over or open the locks?

Brita delivered the Falamandus O-litter in 2009 and just like her mother, she had nine puppies. Being scared she might repeat her mums work again for the second time and have even a bigger litter, we decided to pull Brita from producing any more puppies. Let her amazing offspring take the breeding further - there sure are enough of them!  See more of her amazing K-siblings under litters.

Brita Winning BIS Veteran in Tuusula under Mrs Dianna Spavin, UK
Pic Päivi Reiman


Brita BOS at TT Specialty 2012 under Mr Glenn Davies, UK


Photo by David Dalton




BOB at TT Specialy 2011 under Mr Rune Lysgaard, NO

Brita at 8 weeks

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