Nykiska’s Will-O-The-Wisp

Willow

Pedigree

Willow is her mother in gray. From her sweet disposition to her flowing movement,  Willow is a delight at home and in the show ring. Shown only in the Bred-By class, Willow has picked up 10 points, including one major, and a Best of Breed win over a Breed winning special… 

 

¨ 8/26/07 Willow wins her first point under judge Carl Vitner

¨ 10/13/07 Lawrence KC WB & BOS 3 pt major under judge Norman Herbel

¨ 2/2/08 St Joe Kennel Club– WB & BOS 1 pt judge Karen McFarlane

¨ 2/3/08 St Joe Kennel Club– WB & BOS 1 pt judge Sandra Wolfskill

¨ 3/2/08 Columbia Kennel Club– WB & BOB 1pt judge Eric Ringle

¨ 8/15/08 Topeka Kennel Club– WB for 2 pts judge Keke Kahn

¨ 8/24/08 Heart of America Kennel Club– WB & BOW 1 pt judge Judy Doniere

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Email: nykiskas@sunflower.com

Willow is infatuated with the house cat Circuit.

Best of Opposite Sex to dad, Brand