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Our Family Album

Welcome to our Family Album!

Hope your enjoy seeing what our dogs and even some of our extended family - get up to in their spare time.

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Calypso and her babies - 2012	Aust Ch Jerivindi Shala
Calypso relaxing at the beach.
Calypso - ahhhh the water is cold!!	Calypso enjoying the beach view	Calypso, my chunky cherub.
Calypso and I.		Calypso and her adopted neice, Coco the French Bulldog.
Shala on patrol as she always is.	Tagi - 11 years and still on guard duty.	Granny Grey - Tagi, and her grandaughter Liloo - the last photo I took of them before they both passed away within months of each other.
My favourite photo of my Liloo. Taken the day we had confirmation of her diagnosis with Lymphoma. Celebrating life.	Granny at 11 years - still on patrol.	Liloo enjoying her final days at the beach.
Liloo enjoying her final days at the beach. She had the most beautiful gentle soul.	Shala is our mover and shaker. That rear of hers gives her incredible movement in the show ring and amazing speed when she is hunting rabbits.	Liloo and Tagi grooming. Tagi cleaned everything and everyone.
Shala watching the activities.	Young Shala on patrol.	Shala watches everything is always up for mischief.
Calypso enjoying the sprinklers in the park.
Calypso posing in the park gardens	Calypso takes in the view	Calypso relaxing in the garden.
Shala relaxing in the garden.	Calypso enjoying the afternoon out	Calypso, I've had enough now, time to go home.
Calypso - is the car down this way.	My handsome man Steel - 7.5 years young.	The big fella - Steel.
Steel out for a run in the garden.	Calypso in the showring	Calypso in her show pose..
Shala in action in the showring	Shala winning Intermediate in Group. She hates the showring, and sulks badly, but just loves to run, even if it is so they judge can look at her. She excels in her movement.	Shala doing what she does best. Moving correctly for a DDB and holding her topline in the process.
Calypso posing with all her ribbons after winning the DDB Feature Show, Inaugural Breed Specialty in April 2011.	Calypso in action in the showring	Calypso being presented with her Best of Breed Ribbon at the Inaugural Breed Specialty by Bas Bosch of the Netherlands.
The final Best of Breed winners, Male and Female. Amos and Calypso.		Calypso being critiqued by Breed Specialist Bas Bosch of the Netherlands.
	Shala at the Breed Specialty.	Shala being critiqued by Breed Specialist Bas Bosch.
My ever so cuddly Calypso.	Calypso the demonstration dog, at the Bas Bosch Seminar in April 2011.
	The big fella - Steel.	Steel enjoying his view.
Steel, such a good boy at posing.	Steel - I can't find any yabbies in this creek.	Shala in for a creek swim.
Shala and Steel enjoy the waterfall.
Shala - what a face!
Baby Shala	Calypso as a baby!	Calypso - still so young but already with the body to die for!
Angus - as he was featured in the book "World of Dogues de Bordeaux 2008 and 2009" by Bas Bosch Press	Angus doing what he loves best - swimming!	Steel - swimming for his toys.
Steel and his daughter Liloo waiting for me to throw their toys.	Steel and his son Angus. They are literally never apart. Angus is a mini-me of his dad.	Steel - the big fella!
Angus enjoying the floods.	Angus - as he featured in the book "World of Dogues de Bordeaux 2008-2009" by Bas Bosch Press	Steel hunting yabbies and Tagi cooling off in the heat.
Liloo takes a different approach to hunting yabbies.	The Tribe - Grandma Tagi (laying), grandaughter Liloo, grandson Angus, and son-in-law Steel.	My beautiful Liloo - would look into your soul.
Granny Grey - Tagi at 10 years.	Steel and Flower again - as they featured in the book "World of Dogues de Bordeaux 2008-2009" by Bas Bosch Press	Angus - trying to figure out which way the rabbit went.
Calypso waiting for me to throw her noodle for her in the pool	Calypso - I have water in my ears!	Shala and her adopted mum Liloo. They were two peas in a pod.
Calypso in the pool		Shala by the pool
Calypso and Shala enjoy the pool toys.	The gang enjoy their pool time.
Steel - blowing mud bubbles.	Angus enjoying the beach	Baby Shala - save me! They didn't teach me to swim in the UK!
Shala getting the hand of surfing with Angus.	My dogs as they featured in the book "The World of Dogues de Bordeaux 2008-2009" by Bas Bosch Press. Steel, Liloo and Angus on a cold winter morning, in their sandpit.
Liloo - never ever let me out of her sight.	Liloo - relaxing in the cool with her dad.	Father and son, Steel and Angus
Steel - as he was featured in the book "World of Dogues de Bordeaux 2006-2007" by Bas Bosch Press	Liloo - my pet girl in her prime.	Liloo - could read me like a book, literally.
The evil sisters - Roxy and Liloo up to mischief in the creek.	Liloo - was happiest with her ball, in water and mud!	Steel pretending he is crocodile.
Tagi - hunting for yabbies in the creek.	My handsome man Steel - the softest cuddliest boy ever - except when he is wet, which is almost always.	Crazy girls beating up their father. Roxy, Liloo and poor Steel on the bottom of the pile.
Tagi - loved her mud baths if their wash a chance of finding a yabbie.	Tagi - was always the alpha of my tribe and always on patrol.	Like father like daughter. Steel and Liloo always liked to dig holes together.
Liloo and her dad Steel - waiting for me to throw rocks into the creek for them.	Liloo - come on throw my ball!	The evil twins - Roxy and Liloo in the creek
Sueki my first angel. Just before he passing.	Steel and Sueki were inseparable.	Steel posing under the Christmas Tree. Yes - I needed a bigger tree.
Tagi and her baby Sueki out for a walk.	Liloo as a baby! Even though she was not a show girl, I could not part with her amazing spirit.	Jet - one of our babies from our 2004 litter.
Baby Sueki - my first home bred girl.	Sueki an only puppy loved her stuffy friends.	Baby Steel - he was always the poser for the camera.
Tagi - my first DDB! The strongest dog I have ever had both mentally and physically.