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The biggest one came in to my life in 1991.
In the end of 1991 we had lots of sorrow in our f
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With Sandra I went to shows in Finland, Sweden and Norway . She did also very well in fieldtrials. She loved to show herself and was like a star every time she entered the ring. But the things I most liked to do with her were all the trips to our summerplace and all the long walks in the forest. Simply everything we did together through the ten lovely years she was here with me. She had an incredible sence of humour and she was always happy. Sandra is the reason why I started breeding. Because she was healthy, beautiful and an exellent worker, I thought she would be perfect ground for my breeding work. I was right about that, Sandra gave me two lovely healthy litters she and I can be proud of.
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She was an
exellent mother every time and took care of her babies,
giving them love and dicipline in just the right way. A
dog like Sandra comes to your life once in a lifetime If
you are lucky that is. I have been so lucky to have had
her in my life for ten wonderful years and I will always
cherish her in my heart! Luckily I still have one daughter after Sandra
at home and Flareway Special Delight will continue her mothers lines. |
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Flareway
Special Delight "Liisa" had her first litter at April 2004. I am so
pleased with this Hot-litter and a liver female Fin Ch Flareway Hot
Mocha "Ada" I have kept at home from this litter. She is a lovely girl
on both show and working side and gained her Champion title summer 2007.
Liisa´s second and last litter was born 19th of September 2006 and it
really promises good for the future. I have kept a black female Flareway
Dreams N´Wishes "Selma" from this litter and she is a lovely, promising
girl. Selma has already gained several exellent and one reservCC from
junior class. Fin Ch Flareway Hot Mocha "Ada" is going to be mated 2008,
it will be interesting to go forward on grandmother Sandra´s lines. I am
looking forward to this Ada´s first litter.
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Year 1986
I was at a show with my flatcoats Biggas Nina and Biggas
Nadja, and from that show on my inspiration for showing
dogs has only grown. Both the girls did very well on
shows collecting cc`s and Nadja also had two cacibs. I
have always been interested in training dogs and working
with them.I became interested in fieldtrials when I
wanted to make my girls champions. Nina didn`t pass the field trial test, but Nadja did and she became Fin Ch
FinW-89. I think the biggest challenge in training a
flatcoated retriever is how to make an intelligent,
active dog with great sence of humour to work with you.
This needs a lot of humour, patient and common sence.
These two dogs Biggas Nina and Fin Ch Finw-89 Biggas
Nadja are one big reason why I totally fell for
this breed. 
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when we lost both Nina and Nadja in just two
months.Even if I was very sad I thought that the best
medicine would be to buy a new puppy to bright my day. I
had an idea to bring a puppy from abroad and with the
help of Christina Helenius I got to know Ragnhild Ulin
from kennel Almanza in Sweden. There had been puppies
born in Christmas, 2 males and 7 females and after a
while in contact with Ragnhild I could make my
reservation for a bitch puppy. In three months I would be
able to get my new puppy home! This is how Fin N Ch
Finw-98-99 Almanza Light Of Olympic Flare " Sandra
" came in to my life and filled it with joy and
happiness. She was the dog of my life I can only say of
her. 