Lyckoshellans kennel is located
in
Hagebyhöga, Sweden, almost exactly
midway between Motala and
Vadstena about 10
mil north of
Jönköping and about 12
mil south of
Örebro.
The kennel
name was approved
in 2003.
I,
Birgitta, grew up
with dogs
in our family
has always been a
four-legged friend,
different races passed by
during my childhood. The
first dog in adulthood was
an American
Cocker Spaniel, German
Shepherd after it
came into our lives.
After a few years
without a dog, I decided
to change the race
again, this time it was
a Sheltie, and I have
never regretted. First
Sheltie we born
-99, our
Pepsi (Windy
Peak Blue
Surprise). With
him I competed
obedience, we got both
LP 1
and LP
2, youngest son
competed in agility
with him
and they took along
an agility
certificate, but
any exhibition
or breeding
dog, he was not,
but a beloved
family member and
"work buddy".
In 2000,
I bought another Sheltie,
a Blm
male named
Sprite (Sheltiebackens
Idefix), with
him competed
in agility, he
was advanced
in ag & Hope
3, he
was shown at a
dog show a few
times, but there
was nothing he liked,
but my interest in
dog shows woke
up. He also got
some offspring
behind.
Then
in 2002 came the next
Sheltie into my live,
Champis (Shellrick's
After Eight). The idea
was that he would
be my show dog,
yes, "he was not
there so I guess
we'll run the
obedience and agility," but hope
to be able to put
out there,
and he met all
expectations, we became
a team, and I
Champis. He
is the beginning of
everything. A great
dog mentally,
and in my eyes
also very beautiful.
We went on many
dog shows and in 2007
he became SUCH,
while we competed
in obedience and took
an LP
1, my son
also competed in agility
with him.
With Champis
as "basic"
I
bought my first
bitch, Jaffa (Lundecock's
Look At Me). The first
litter was born in 2005,
e. Champis
and u.
Jaffa, in
the litter I kept
a tri bitch,
Lyckoshellans Angel
In The Night, Soda,
and after
her, I saved our,
Lyckoshellans Eternal
Wish, Chivas,
a grandson of my
wonderful Champis
, etc.. I
have in other
words Champis
owe everything to
.. Unfortunately,
I had to take my life's
hardest decisions
in 2010 and
let this wonderful dog
put to sleep. All
who have been involved in
during our years
together knows what he
has meant to our whole
"pack",
but he
lives on here
by children
and grandchildren.
Lyckoshellans
have
a small breeding one to
two litters
per year. I choose our
combinations with care.
My goal is to breed
healthy and sound
dogs, mentally, and that is also
beautiful to look at.
Since I was very active
with my dogs so
the mentality
is very important to me.
We do not want any
nervous or
afraid Shelties.
We want to alert and
happy Shelties!
Have you
got a Sheltie
so it's easy to
get more of
this wonderful breed. Now
there is no other race
for us,
the Sheltie
has it all!
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