If only I had the room I'd of keep them all! I am however over them moon with the homes I found for them.

I hope to have a reunion of the pups and parents later in the year.







^Khalil, already taken a roe deer single handed ( the Roe was released unharmed). :ph43r:







^Bonnie







^Farouq

I hope to get some recent photos of Moussa the 4th pup soon, I saw him the other day and he is stunning. :)

Nice looking pups! Very keen.

Thanks, I so happy with them all and the all owners are really pleased with them.

They are very keen, there is a lot of or hard wired instinct in them.

I watched your pups on youtube a few months ago, video of them of running around in a green yard, maybe seven or eight weeks old. I just recognized them:) They are turning out lovely, so balanced.

Yes thats them, we did quite a few video's of them at different ages. :P

It was a great experience having the pups, hard work as they got older but still really great to see them grow and develop their own characters.

I just wish I could of kept them all. :ph43r:

Ameerahs pups are very beautiful, and I can understand how it hurts to give away your pups. Nice to hear that they all have good homes - it´s the most important thing :)

Today we meet up with the owner of the other black and tan pup missing from the above post.

Here are some photo's of him.


Moussa Aged 7 1/2 months.


Here looking absolutely huge next to his mother.

Fuzzy! Just out of curiosity, were either of Ameerah's parents pied?

By pied do you mean parti-coloured? Here are a her parents.



Ameerah Sire



Ameerah Mother



Ameerah Pedigree



Cruize of Shildon who as you can see features strongly in her breeding.

Yes, pied = parti-colored. Different term for the same thing.

Since her sire was irish marked she's probably carrying at least the Si gene, which would result in Farouq being parti-colored since his father is a parti. I'm trying to figure out how that SalukiXAfghan you posted a while ago ended up parti-colored, since there is no parti in Afghans and the spotting gene is supposed to be recessive to the solid gene. It bothers me. ;)

You probably already know this, but you can go to pawvillage.com and plug in some of the older names on Ameerah's pedigree and go back quite far.

Maybe it is a second cross Saluki/Afghan to Saluki/Afghan?

I Didn't know about pawvillage.com, thanks for that I'll have a look.

Regards

Mark