In October 2005, Adam attended the EFCA National Specialty, which was the first show of a four show weekend, where he went Best of Winners for a 5 point major, handled by Kathy Reid of Mason Bloodhounds.
After some serious thought, we have decided to make Adam available to a home.
He would make an excellent Juniors dog or would excel in the obedience or performance ring.
He has a strong Foxhound temperament and would do best in an experienced home. He is excellent with children and other animals, but seriously prefers not to share with other boy dogs.
Feel free to email us with any questions.
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In October 2005, Adam attended the EFCA National Specialty, which was the first show of a four show weekend, where he went Best of Winners for a 5 point major, handled by Kathy Reid of Mason Bloodhounds. |
At show number three, Adam again went Best of Winners for a 5 point major to finish his US Championship, handled by our good friend Leslie Dancosse of Aramist German Shepherds. |
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Moved to the Specials class for the last show of the weekend, Adam continued his winning ways by going Best of Breed and on to a group second over the 2005 EFCA National Specialty winner, piloted once again by his new best friend Leslie.
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Adam had a bad bout of the 'uglies' between 12 and 18 months.
We are glad that the judges could see past that to the handsome dog he was growing to be
and award him clockwise from left, Best of Winners, EFCA National weekend - October 2002,
Best in EFCA Specialty Sweepstakes - October 2002 and group second and BPIG, April 2002
