Grant's Everest of Featherburry

OTSC Registration: Full registration:

Registration#: OTSC-F-1732

Breeder: Cara and Darren Grant

Owner: Kimberly Schoolcraft

Sire: Vaccaro's Tippin

Dam: Grant's Serena of Sunny Skies

Call Name: Everest

Date of Birth: SEP 30, 2019

Date of Death:

Other Registrations:

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Gender: male

Color: Sable Merle

Height: 24 inches (60.96 cm)

Weight: 56 pounds (25.4 kg)

Length: 24 inches (60.96 cm)

Chest: 29 inches (73.66 cm)

Distinguishing Features: White capped nose with very thin blaze, full collar through to white front legs. White boots on rear feet.

Hips: Pennhip 0.35

Elbows:

Eyes: clear/recessive for CEA

MDR1: clear/clear

Other Health Issues: ♡Wisdom Health Panel showed clear for all 210 tested. ♡Clear of DM by UCDavis. ♡Clear of CN by GenSol ♡Betterbred genetic test results have been completed. ♡ tested low risk - Dermatomyositis, through Paw Print Genetics.

Notes:
-Tri-factored, Sable Merle -M Locus Genotype m/M-217 -Looking for fully tested females for breeding possibilities. (Shooting for 0% COI pups, if possible.) A.I. is being considered as an option. Reg as SCPS outcross

Intact: yes

Plans to Breed: yes

Known Offspring: Featherburry's Bristle Mountain Poppy

Working Dog: yes

Working Description: Everest is loving with all humans once introduced. A beloved family pet and comforter, with a dash of a sense of humor. Everest is very intuitive, quick to learn and very stable. His recovery time is almost instantaneous, nothing phases him. Very responsive to what is asked of him. Remembers past expectations well. Everest loves children but obviously favors 'his kid'; gentle, forgiving and always present. He will NOT allow strangers to get between him and his kids. He is the same with anyone that is not feeling well. Everest is great with other dogs and cats when introduced. He ignores poultry and observes small animals behind wire with medium to low interest. A natural nurturer of puppies. He is very observant of his surroundings, which includes birds of prey and any bird bigger than a sparrow. He likes to sit on things which everyone finds very entertaining. Everest is essentially an at home emotional support/service animal, for my daughter, He is already being trained to help carry things in a pack. A lush coat with some curl. Hugging him and feeling his dense full collar spring under my touch is a favorite of mine. Easy to maintain as he never mats anywhere on his body. He was introduced to sheep and does have herding instinct. He showed more desire to fullfill his self designated service dog duties than continue to herd sheep. Has a loose eye/continental herding style. Very agile.