Silvestre Jive To The Music - Candy
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Candy has never had a litter before.
My girl I call Sweet as candy! Thats how her name came about. She was a small puppy and running around the patio one day, and I scooped her up for some fuss and she nibbled my face and I said "Oh you're as sweet as candy you are"! The name stuck and when I said to darryl she was staying with her I said "I have her name already"! He was a bit unsure for a start but the name stuck.
Candy is an excellent russet gold dog with great eye colour. She comes through one of my all time favourite girls we owned called Roux. With excellent breeding behind her. When we had the litter with Roux I gave the pick of the litter to a friend who shows, I did not think at the time I could bring on another youngster for the show ring. I liked Candy and Niki liked Roxa, so Roxa went to live with Niki and what a fab show carer Roxa has had. Roxa won second place at Crufts 2026 in special yearling class. Candy stayed here to be a future breeding dog, but I am now considering if I should bring Candy to the ring later 2026. Candy has the most fabulous construction and I think would do so very well in the ring. But first we are going to have a litter off Candy. We were thinking of breeding her late 2026 but now we have changed our minds because we will have a litter from her earlier as she is so sensible and mature, get her into training after and she will make an appearance ring side September onwards hopefully. Candy's other sister Bea who went to a pet home is now being shown also. She qualified for crufts and is also a model for clothing companies. I love seeing photos of Bea's advertising campaigns. It would be lovely to see all three at Crufts next year together.
Candy takes after her mum's line Roux, just as Roux took after Olives in looks. Olive is still doing well at aged 13 living with Roughshoot Vizsla in Lincolnshire. Im so grateful that I had the opportunity to have Roux. Ive kept two lines going here one from Ripley and one from Roux, but now Im breeding to different dogs to create a split in bloodlines.
Candy is kind, gentle, caring, loving, and she entertains herself nicely. She is not demanding or a pest as some Vizsla can be. I have bred dogs to suit my lifestyle which is active when we need it and quiet and settled when we want peace and quiet. Candy is the epitome of what ive bred for. Candy loves a game, she is up for anything when we need her to be. Plays ball, loves finding objects ive hidden. Ive done some man trailing with Candy in the garden and she is great at finding us. Candy is equally contented to have cuddles at night on the sofa. Candy gets on great with my smaller dogs too. The early social skills we lay down as a foundation just carries them into a good adult life.
Candy has always been great with cats. We had a cat called Rizelle who's just passed away with old age. Now we have a new cat called Gabby in the house. Now Candy knows she is different and has to give her a big investigation sniff. She knows Gabby is different. Candy loves cats. Her sister Bea loves cats too and I have photos of Bea and 2 great big Maine coon cats curled up with her.
We always pair our dogs up when they sleep for comfort and Candy has Birdie as a partner in crime. The two of them have a ton of blankets and you'll find them under in some snug den like blanket ball they have made. With noses poking out from under. Candy will be on her own soon though as Birdie changes homes to my lounge whilst she has puppies. I may have to pair her with another as she loves the warmth another dog provides. I will put her with her half sister Willow. Candy as all my dogs live in the dog room which is a large extension room to the house which houses the dogs.
Candy enjoys her rambling walks in the countryside. I am grateful Candy is not one of my fox poo rollers. I think it's because she just pitter patters around me when Im out. Whereas her nephew D'Jango finds every piece of fox poo available and rolls. Candy will no doubt go on some adventures with us this year. She loves going down the ford, and in the water. We do a lovely walk to a an old pub in the village of Castle Acre some times and she comes along. It meanders beside a river, which is a nature preserve. Candy also explores the forests with us. I wanted to take Candy on holiday with us last year but she came into season at just the wrong moment. She would have loved Cornwall.
I'll never forget one moment with Candy that will make you smile. I had not done the latch up properly on her crate one evening and I had gone to bed. The lights were off and I lay there and I was aware of something staring at me. You know when you think dare I open my eyes. I did and I next felt a nudge and it was Candy. It was like she was really upset that I had left her latch undone so I needed to come down and do the job properly. But I felt too tired to go down so I lifted the Duvet, and she shot under like a feret down a hole. She curled up the bottom under the duvet, and in the morning I said to Darryl "Notice anything?", no he said looking around. Bear in mind we have a queen sized bed. I threw the cover back and there she was. He asked how that happened lol. After that she looks at me to this day as if to say if you leave the latch undone thats quite okay as you know I'll find you.
Candy would never make a kennel dog. She's too much of that princess gene.
I can not tell you how happy I am with Candy. In looks and personality. She is absolutely beautiful. She stands just naturally in a posed position and you can just see the quality.
Candy is the right size you would want to see in a bitch. Not too tall, not too small.
Again when trying to find words for Candy I would have to describe her as "Perfect girl size, Sweet natured, bed hog, comical"
I will update Candy's photo gallery soon.
Candy has never had a litter before.
My girl I call Sweet as candy! Thats how her name came about. She was a small puppy and running around the patio one day, and I scooped her up for some fuss and she nibbled my face and I said "Oh you're as sweet as candy you are"! The name stuck and when I said to darryl she was staying with her I said "I have her name already"! He was a bit unsure for a start but the name stuck.
Candy is an excellent russet gold dog with great eye colour. She comes through one of my all time favourite girls we owned called Roux. With excellent breeding behind her. When we had the litter with Roux I gave the pick of the litter to a friend who shows, I did not think at the time I could bring on another youngster for the show ring. I liked Candy and Niki liked Roxa, so Roxa went to live with Niki and what a fab show carer Roxa has had. Roxa won second place at Crufts 2026 in special yearling class. Candy stayed here to be a future breeding dog, but I am now considering if I should bring Candy to the ring later 2026. Candy has the most fabulous construction and I think would do so very well in the ring. But first we are going to have a litter off Candy. We were thinking of breeding her late 2026 but now we have changed our minds because we will have a litter from her earlier as she is so sensible and mature, get her into training after and she will make an appearance ring side September onwards hopefully. Candy's other sister Bea who went to a pet home is now being shown also. She qualified for crufts and is also a model for clothing companies. I love seeing photos of Bea's advertising campaigns. It would be lovely to see all three at Crufts next year together.
Candy takes after her mum's line Roux, just as Roux took after Olives in looks. Olive is still doing well at aged 13 living with Roughshoot Vizsla in Lincolnshire. Im so grateful that I had the opportunity to have Roux. Ive kept two lines going here one from Ripley and one from Roux, but now Im breeding to different dogs to create a split in bloodlines.
Candy is kind, gentle, caring, loving, and she entertains herself nicely. She is not demanding or a pest as some Vizsla can be. I have bred dogs to suit my lifestyle which is active when we need it and quiet and settled when we want peace and quiet. Candy is the epitome of what ive bred for. Candy loves a game, she is up for anything when we need her to be. Plays ball, loves finding objects ive hidden. Ive done some man trailing with Candy in the garden and she is great at finding us. Candy is equally contented to have cuddles at night on the sofa. Candy gets on great with my smaller dogs too. The early social skills we lay down as a foundation just carries them into a good adult life.
Candy has always been great with cats. We had a cat called Rizelle who's just passed away with old age. Now we have a new cat called Gabby in the house. Now Candy knows she is different and has to give her a big investigation sniff. She knows Gabby is different. Candy loves cats. Her sister Bea loves cats too and I have photos of Bea and 2 great big Maine coon cats curled up with her.
We always pair our dogs up when they sleep for comfort and Candy has Birdie as a partner in crime. The two of them have a ton of blankets and you'll find them under in some snug den like blanket ball they have made. With noses poking out from under. Candy will be on her own soon though as Birdie changes homes to my lounge whilst she has puppies. I may have to pair her with another as she loves the warmth another dog provides. I will put her with her half sister Willow. Candy as all my dogs live in the dog room which is a large extension room to the house which houses the dogs.
Candy enjoys her rambling walks in the countryside. I am grateful Candy is not one of my fox poo rollers. I think it's because she just pitter patters around me when Im out. Whereas her nephew D'Jango finds every piece of fox poo available and rolls. Candy will no doubt go on some adventures with us this year. She loves going down the ford, and in the water. We do a lovely walk to a an old pub in the village of Castle Acre some times and she comes along. It meanders beside a river, which is a nature preserve. Candy also explores the forests with us. I wanted to take Candy on holiday with us last year but she came into season at just the wrong moment. She would have loved Cornwall.
I'll never forget one moment with Candy that will make you smile. I had not done the latch up properly on her crate one evening and I had gone to bed. The lights were off and I lay there and I was aware of something staring at me. You know when you think dare I open my eyes. I did and I next felt a nudge and it was Candy. It was like she was really upset that I had left her latch undone so I needed to come down and do the job properly. But I felt too tired to go down so I lifted the Duvet, and she shot under like a feret down a hole. She curled up the bottom under the duvet, and in the morning I said to Darryl "Notice anything?", no he said looking around. Bear in mind we have a queen sized bed. I threw the cover back and there she was. He asked how that happened lol. After that she looks at me to this day as if to say if you leave the latch undone thats quite okay as you know I'll find you.
Candy would never make a kennel dog. She's too much of that princess gene.
I can not tell you how happy I am with Candy. In looks and personality. She is absolutely beautiful. She stands just naturally in a posed position and you can just see the quality.
Candy is the right size you would want to see in a bitch. Not too tall, not too small.
Again when trying to find words for Candy I would have to describe her as "Perfect girl size, Sweet natured, bed hog, comical"
I will update Candy's photo gallery soon.
Candy's Parents
Sire: INT.CH.SWISS.CH.BEL.CH.Silvestre Fortune N'Glory x Dam: Roughshoot Moulin Rouge at Silvestre
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Candy's Grandparents
Fathers parents: SH.CH.Oroshaza Chukkar CW19 x Roughshoot Infra Red at Silvestre
Mother's parents: CH. Ulrurudawn Cardinal Marker. Dam: Hubertus Hungaricum Allegra of Roughshoot
Mother's parents: CH. Ulrurudawn Cardinal Marker. Dam: Hubertus Hungaricum Allegra of Roughshoot
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