Silver Merit Champion Ausled Santas Vixen NT
'Uffi' (said OOF-ee)

Uffi is 32.5cm tall and weighs 13.2kg. She is red colour with a natural bobtail and full dentition. 

DOB: 16 December 2022. 

Pedigree COI (10 gens): 8.21% | IR: -0.09 | Heterozygosity Score: 0.312

Critique:  "Wedge shaped head, broad skull, ear medium size with correct placement. Medium angulation. Body long, held her topline on the move."

Uffi is CLEAR via vet-certified Orivet results for:

• Hyperuricosuria (HUU)

• Curly coat

• Long coat

• Dilute pigment

• Swedish Vallhund Retinopathy (SVR) 

🏅Uffi has recieved multiple Class in Group awards, including:

• Best of Breed at Perth Royal Show 2023

• Best Baby Puppy in Group by Miss Deirdre Crofts (NSW) at 13 weeks old

• Best Puppy in Show for the Working Dog Championship Show by Mrs Leah Ryan (NSW) at 9 months old

• Runner Up Best Exhibit in Group by Mr Don Mahoney (NSW) at 10 months old

Uffi so far has achieved:

• Best Puppy in Show

• Runner Up Best Exhibit in Group

• Best Intermediate in Group

• Best Junior in Group

• Best Puppy in Group x 6

• Best Minor Puppy in Group x 4

• Best Baby Puppy in Group x 7

• Best of Breed x 55

Uffi achieved her Conformation Champion title just shy of 9 months old, with gratitude extended to all judges who awarded based on her merit, noting her correct conformation, temperament and movement that adheres to the breed standard. She earned her Silver Merit (500 points) just under 3 years of age.

Uffi has passed Skills Level 1, 2 and 3 courses run by the Southern River Agility and Obedience Dog Club. She has gained 71 points toward her Novice SprintDog™ title. Uffi demonstrates great versatility and promise across a range of disciplines.

For further information:

• Photo Album

• DogzOnline Profile

• Swedish Vallhund Pedigree Database Profile

• Better Bred Genetic Diversity Profile

• Pedigree - Uffi's breeding brings together the lines of Ausled and Asger, which are built upon the efforts of Norsled, Barahwolfe, Svedala and Danga. Her lineage includes Swedish, Finnish, New Zealand and Australian Champions.