KIMBER H VAN DEN HEUVEL WDA P1(TOOK HIGH POINT IN PROTECTION!!), WDA FO, DN at Splash O' Rama with an Invitation to the Eukanuba National Invitational Dock Diving 17', CGC, A1 normal(excellent) hips/elbows is a top working daughter of our PROVEN FROZEN SEMEN SPECIALITY BREEDING FROM OUR TIMELESS LEGEND CONGO VIKAR BRED TO OUR EVITA WHO IS A DIRECT DAUGHTER OF 2009 WUSV WORLD CHAMPION 2010 VICE WORLD CHAMPION SAM BEIT HABOXER MEHAGIVA.
Our upcoming frozen semen speciality breeding between Kimber and Cak is a concentration of extremely old pure Czech Border Patrol working lines that contain, in the first and second generations, our LEGENDARY PRODUCING CONGO VIKAR AND CAK AS THE SIRE. It is a 5-5 line-breeding on top Czech Border Patrol bred female Elza z Pohranicni Straze who was a certified Border Patrol working female. It is worth noting that Elsa was a top working daughter of Iwo v.d Buschecke. There is the presence of top producing German lines through our famous long-standing producing Evita. Evita(daughter of 2009 WUSV World Champion, 2010 WUSV Vice World Champion) is an exceptional producing female of both health and top working ability. Evita has not only been a proven top producing female herself, she is imparting this ability into her excellent working daughters. Evita's daughters Tasja and Xena have already produced National and WUSV prospects along with many certified Dual Purpose and Military dogs seen in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and here in the States.
Kimber's famous sire, Congo Vikar, has not only been a top long-standing proven producer for our program, but also produced directly for the Former Czech Border Patrol breed station Pohranicni Straze when it was still intact in the 1990's. Kimber's famous grandsire Sam, was out of a fantastic working sire and dam who were also top WUSV competitors and his sire was Reserve National Champion in Israel as well.
Kimber's dam Evita possesses an outstanding working pedigree. She is linebred 4-4 on V Udo van't Quentawald, 5-5 on Qukelly von Haus Antverpa, 5-5 on V Troll von der bosen Nachbarschaft, 5-5-5 on Qinto van Haus Nuyens. She goes back on some of the most influential producers seen within the last decade and a half for the working GSD breed.
Congo Vikar was a true old sentry style working dog and top producing male. He has produced working offspring that may be seen around the World. It is worth mentioning again, when Congo was alive, he had formally produced for the previous World Renown Czech Border Patrol breed station Pohranicni Straze and for our program Van Den Heuvel K9. He was multiple SchH3, IPO3, ZVV2, V1 rated, Champion of his class in conformation, with 0/0 excellent joints. Congo consistently produces true old style working German Shepherd dogs with a tremendous working versatility. I appreciate the fact that Congo had crushing grips, excellent fight drive, strong overall willingness for the work, tremendous tracking/search ability, all of which he consistently lends to his offspring. Congo has produced progeny that have competed at both Nationals and overseas, many military and certified Dual Purpose dogs, dogs for Single purpose Cadaver work, SAR, French Ring, WDA, PSA, Border Patrol Work, and absolutely reliable property/family companion protectors. Congo, regardless of the intensity of the dog, always imparts amazing character type with children into his offspring. They can be the toughest old style sentry dogs, but absolutely wonderful with the youngest of kids. He was amazing with our eldest children when they were youngsters, and sadly our youngest children never got to know Congo because they came along after he has passed away at 13 3/4 years of age.
There are no words that can truly describe all that Congo was as a top working and producing German Shepherd Dog. He was one of the most outstanding examples of a working line German Shepherd Dog that I have ever owned, and I will never tire of the blessing of being able to raise his working progeny both as a direct sire and as a grandsire. I love the warmth in character type that he consistently imparts, the true working willingness and absolute desire to please the handler, the versatility in working drives, excellent on/off switch that he produces, and the absolute breathtaking beauty that he lends to his offspring. Congo has been deceased for many years now, but there is not a day that goes by that he is not truly missed within our family. He has been a gift to the working German Shepherd Breed.
Cak has been a highly influential producing stud dog worldwide for the original working German Shepherd Dog. He is truly one of the finest producing stud dogs to come into the States from the Former Communist Block Region. He consistently imparts excellent natural aggression and territorial guarding into his offspring making them extremely well suited for demanding realistic application. He also makes dogs that are extraordinary for scent work. Cak made perfect 100's in his tracking phase in top National competition/FH titles, and he makes progeny that are stellar trackers both for sport and realistic work.
Cak's progeny have not only proven themselves to be extremely strong, versatile, healthy working dogs with super working structure, but they have also proved themselves to be excellent producers as well.
Cak himself has sired 63 successful working litters during his breeding career in Europe and several litters here in the States. He himself has been an 8x Czech National Championship Competitor, Multiple SchH3, IPO3, ZVV1, ZPS1, ZPO1, FH1, FH2, 1st select breeding class, temperament pronounced, 0/0hips and elbows.
The resulting puppies are suitable for TOP SPORT handlers that also cross train in demanding realistic working fields, Mondio/Ring, IPO, PSA, WDA, Single Purpose, Dual Purpose, Military, for reliable personal, property, and family companion protection where consistent clear minded protection is needed that is truly reliable. This is also a bloodline combination that will produce super working prospects for top breeding programs where longevity, conformation, and working versatilty are needed.
