INTERESTING LITTER OF IRISH RED AND WHITE SETTERS BORN IN POLAND


on 18th February 2011
2 males + 8 females

Sire: Ch. Dick ze Skripu (FT x2, ZV I.c, PZ I.c, SVP II.c, SVP I.c, LZ II.c, SLZ I.c, KVZ I.c, BZ I.c, actively hunting, health: hip score:0:1, CLAD: free)
Dam: Ch. Jarda Rysi Wykrot (hunting test, actively hunting, health: hip score: A, CLAD:free)
 

Available 2 girls and 1 dog!
Puppies from this couple are going to Ireland, Greece, Netherlands, Germany...
www.shadowdog.pl
 

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 My name is Judyta, I'm from Poland. I have together with my parents IRWS kennel "Shadow Dog".
I saw on The official website of the Irish breed club a section "Latest news from round the world". Maybe my email will be interesting for you.


We own five Irish Red and White Setters, two boys and three girls.
One boy is Tytus Bohemia Thalset from Czech Republic (he comes from United Spots Justbe and Hany Bohemia Thalset). The girls are: Jarda Rysi Wykrot (comes from Hard z Lukovskych Lanu and Exclusive's Velvet) - she is a granddaughter of Pallas Green Athena and Rushfield Smudge. She have very good working red&white and red setters in pedigree. Next girl is Aaliyah Aristokrat from Austria (comes from Cevin vom Duvenseer Moor and Hammonia's Enyah). Last girl is Dreams Come True Shadow Dog - she was born in our kennel, her mother is Jarda Rysi Wykrot and father Greenmore's Special Fantasy Dream. Our last family member is great boy from Scotland - Dalriach Rolling Stone (Tullamore Trubador and Dalriach Geraldine). At this time he is four months.

When we first got interested in Irish Red and White Setter, we didn't find any information about the breed. It was really unknown breed in Poland. The first imported IRWS bitch was Exclusive's Velvet who came to the Poland from Belgium in 1997. She produced some puppies, and in 2004 her last litter was born. From this litter we chose Jarda Rysi Wykrot. Her breeder retired from red&white setters and stopped breeding this lovely breed. In this way there was no  IRWS kennel in Poland. Jarda is Polish Champion, Club Winner 2006, and she have hunting test. She is an active hunting bitch with great passion for working in the field. She was first examined IRWS in Poland: HD: A, CLAD: free.

So the next step we imported a dog in 2005- Tytus Bohemia Thalset, with new fresh bloodlines for the red&white population, from hunting parents. Today he is the most successful representative of his breed in Poland (Polish Champion, Polish Junior Champion, Junior Club Winner 2006, Middle and Eastern European Winner 2007, Polish Winner 2007, Club Winner of Czech Republic, HD: A, CLAD: free. Hunting test - 1st degree diploma, 3/37 place, pkt 95/100.)

The year 2007 was very important because in May our first Red&White litter were born. It was exactly three years after the last  IRWS litter was born in Poland. The father was Tytus Bohemia Thalset and mother Jarda Rysi Wykrot.

In Poland there was so small population of IRWS and complete lack of foreign blood, so we decided to import in 2007 girl from Austria, from a hunting bitch, that was Aaliyah Aristokrat. She is a Polish Champion, Polish Junior Champion, Junior Club Winner 2008, Club Winner 2009, Qualified for Cruft's 2011, and she have hunting test, HD: B, CLAD: free.

In May of 2008 a second litter was born in our kennel.  Sire was again Tytus Bohemia Thalset and Dam Jarda Rysi Wykrot.

In January of 2010 we had litter from Jarda Rysi Wykrot and Greenmore's Special Fantasy Dream, and we kept in our kennel one girl: Dreams Come True Shadow Dog. She was training on partridge as a 3 months puppy and she was really good. We want to start with her in field trial but at first we have to do hunting test. In next year we want to start hunting with her because she is as great in field as her dam.

Our new family member is Dalriach Rolling Stone "Mick", who was born in June 2010 in Margaret Sierakowski's kennel. He is the first import from UK to Poland. We have big plans for him, but for now we are working on it and we will see what happens.


We just fell in love with this breed. They are so powerful, energetic dogs with a passion for hunting. We want to show to other people in Poland that this breed is very intelligent and beautiful. Our dogs helped us to meet a lot of people from outside Poland. We keep in touch with breeders of our dogs and we are grateful to them. Now more people know about this breed in our country, but IRWS are still very rare in Poland. I hope that soon this will change...


best regards,
Judyta Gnyp

www.shadowdog.pl