Braccorians Read My Lips At Silvestre
Yennefer
HEALT TESTS
Hip Scored: Australian BVA 5:5 = 10
Hip Scored UK BVA 5:6 = 11
Vet checked - healthy.
Fully vaccinated
Micro chipped
Sire: Oh La La Du Clos DesPetite Vignes (Import France) Hip Score 5/6 Elbow Score 1
Dam: SH.CH. Braccorion Carma's Coming Hip Score 8/7 Elbows 0
Dam: SH.CH. Braccorion Carma's Coming Hip Score 8/7 Elbows 0
Yennefer's pet name was after a character in the netflix series the Witcher. So it is an unusual name. But because its 3 syllables its not ideal for a pet name, but we shorten it to Yenna.
Yenna has a scarred face unfortunately when she was 8 weeks of old she had a bacterial skin infection which caused her scarring. I really wish she didn't have it, but she is still utterly beautiful to us, and we would never be with out her. This dog is totally amazing and she's adored by everyone. The kindest soul, and I can not stress that enough about her personality she is just absolutely amazing.
Yennefer came to us in December 2019, after years of admiring the breed. I do wish I had owned this breed many years before when I was fitter and younger. Our passion lies with the HPR breeds and always has done. The Bracco is the italian hunting dog. I have been asked endless times is she a basset hound? No. They are gun dog from Italy. They have a high hunting instinct and need to be kept occupied.
Yenna is a joy to the house hold, she is the most affectionate dog in the world. She is kind and respectful of our space, so not jumping into us.
Im asked all the time about differences between the breeds I own, so I have written pages dedicated to the description of the breed as I see it.
Yenna doesn't bark, is not noisy. Watching her move hunting she is quiet as a mouse, those large paws spread across the soil and their is no sound. Where as a Vizsla would blast through the undergrowth. She is a thinker, and watcher of life. She however doesn't like new things and she can freak out if she sees something out of place. Say a sweet paper in the field that wasn't there yesterday. They sure are not a first time dog owner, but they are great family dogs and better with younger children.
Yenna loves to carry things, she will have pears or apples in her mouth. I asked her once what have you got in your mouth as I couldn't see, but her mouth looked like it had something in. She placed a whole pigeon on the floor. They have strong jaws, and can hide things in their mouthes.
Yenna loves to chew, so she is given Yakker bar, buffalo horn, cows hooves, raw meaty beef bones, cows ears daily. This entertains her a lot. She live-in the house with us, but day times she goes into a kennel as you can not keep a large dog like this cooped up. I have to say she prefers the kennel than a crate in the house. But I do not like my adults sleeping outside over night, so they all live inside. Yenna loves the seaside, and beaches and in fact she is happy where every we go as long as she's coming with us.
Yenna has brought so much joy to us, I would highly recommend one. But you must understand they require training and recall is imperative to train.
Yenna has a scarred face unfortunately when she was 8 weeks of old she had a bacterial skin infection which caused her scarring. I really wish she didn't have it, but she is still utterly beautiful to us, and we would never be with out her. This dog is totally amazing and she's adored by everyone. The kindest soul, and I can not stress that enough about her personality she is just absolutely amazing.
Yennefer came to us in December 2019, after years of admiring the breed. I do wish I had owned this breed many years before when I was fitter and younger. Our passion lies with the HPR breeds and always has done. The Bracco is the italian hunting dog. I have been asked endless times is she a basset hound? No. They are gun dog from Italy. They have a high hunting instinct and need to be kept occupied.
Yenna is a joy to the house hold, she is the most affectionate dog in the world. She is kind and respectful of our space, so not jumping into us.
Im asked all the time about differences between the breeds I own, so I have written pages dedicated to the description of the breed as I see it.
Yenna doesn't bark, is not noisy. Watching her move hunting she is quiet as a mouse, those large paws spread across the soil and their is no sound. Where as a Vizsla would blast through the undergrowth. She is a thinker, and watcher of life. She however doesn't like new things and she can freak out if she sees something out of place. Say a sweet paper in the field that wasn't there yesterday. They sure are not a first time dog owner, but they are great family dogs and better with younger children.
Yenna loves to carry things, she will have pears or apples in her mouth. I asked her once what have you got in your mouth as I couldn't see, but her mouth looked like it had something in. She placed a whole pigeon on the floor. They have strong jaws, and can hide things in their mouthes.
Yenna loves to chew, so she is given Yakker bar, buffalo horn, cows hooves, raw meaty beef bones, cows ears daily. This entertains her a lot. She live-in the house with us, but day times she goes into a kennel as you can not keep a large dog like this cooped up. I have to say she prefers the kennel than a crate in the house. But I do not like my adults sleeping outside over night, so they all live inside. Yenna loves the seaside, and beaches and in fact she is happy where every we go as long as she's coming with us.
Yenna has brought so much joy to us, I would highly recommend one. But you must understand they require training and recall is imperative to train.
