Marushka Farm's Ailsa-Anges of Stone Rose

OTSC Registration: Appendix registration:

Registration#: X-OTSC-2716

Breeder: Marie Minnich

Owner: Rachel Litz

Sire: Astromelias Salomon at Marushka Farms

Dam: Strathyre's Alexis

Call Name: Ailsa

Date of Birth: JUL 5, 2018

Date of Death:

Other Registrations:

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Gender: female

Color: Sable & White

Height: 21 inches (53.34 cm)

Weight: 38 pounds (17.24 kg)

Length: 48 inches nose to tail ti inches (121.92 cm)

Chest: 23 inches behind the elbo inches (58.42 cm)

Distinguishing Features: speckiling on her front legs

Hips: OFA Good---PennHip Right DI = 0.39, Left DI = 0.45 with No radiographic evidence of OA for either hip and No cavitation present

Elbows: OFA GOOD

Eyes: Geneically clear non-carrier of CEA and PRA per Paw Print Genetics.

MDR1: Genetically clear non-carrier of MDR1 per Paw Print Genetics.

Other Health Issues: Genetically clear non-carrier of CN, DM, HUU, and CDPA. DMS is aa bb CC Low risk

Notes:
Ailsa is everything I wanted in a collie; smart, athletic, protective without being aggressive or reactive, loyal... She's great with my little girl and gravitated towards children. She gets along really well with my other dog, the cats, the chickens, the cows, and the horses who we board. Sadly we're no longer living on a farm but working on starting a new one. She's sound, stable, healthy, and has strong nerves.

Intact: yes

Plans to Breed: yes

Known Offspring:

Working Dog: yes

Working Description: She's in training to be a working farm dog. She has incredible instinct and is taking herding lessons. She also hunts vermin, and protects the farm against people and predator, though she accepts people once we tell her they're okay and is neutral to both unknown dogs and humans in public. She has also shown incredible intuition towards service dog work. She's not public access trained, but will alert to changes in blood sugar and blood pressure, ground anxiety attacks, and interrupt self destruction or downward spirals. We plan on adding our first livestock this year.