Soukistan Afghans
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Showtime !!!

All my Afghans have a family life, they do not live in cages, they play in the garden, go for a walk, as I feel they are not dolls that I can keep in a trinket all the time just in fear of damaging a little hair.

My dogs are bathed weekly, their coat is not wrapped and they are not in "pajamas" either. Their kennel run is a clean surface, with a sand part that I have recently changed into a "zen-garden".

Nini (front) with Fee and Pandora


A few show pictures
       

 Indian , July 2000

 Fee winning Best Veteran in Show at the French National Specialty, September 2001, at the age of 11,5

 Ritwidj in 1985 with some of his trophies
  
       

 Pandora-Shahin winning the Junior Class at the French all-breed Championship Show in Lonchamp (Paris) on June 16, 2000.

 Pandora , May 2002
  Indian finishing his INT CH in Coimbra, Portugal  

  to be continued................  

Pandora, CAC and BOB at Falapa-Specialty show, June 2004

RWB  at the Spanish CH Show 2004
Judge : Lynda Race

    

 

I show VERY selectively under judges from many different countries. I show mostly in France and Spain
which is close (I live 200 km /120 miles from the border).

I never struggled to finish a title at any price, for example Fee and her sire Ritwidj are missing 1 or 2 CACIB towards their International Championship. Indian won the Reserve twice at the Spanish Championship. So, to me he was a "nearly  spanish champion" ! Also I feel that the best dog in the world will never defeat the "political winner"... This seems to be ruling many shows nowadays. I have other priorities in life, though my Afghans are very very very important.


I can retire soon... My daughter aged 8 has started Junior Handling and she is very successful.
Visit her page: click here!!

 


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