Full Name: Miss Maggie's Avery ♥
Sex: Doe
Titles: BOB/BOV
Places: 1st x4
Legs: 4
04/13/2019 - 4th of 13 - SF National Hutchinson KS
Worse Traits:
Unfortunately, she was not doe good for breeding; she just did not do well with her pregnancies. She gave me two nice-sized kindles but barely produced enough milk for them. Actually, she seemed bothered to even have the kits in with her and would not eat, but she was not aggressive with them. Although I had begun hand feeding her, she died within weeks of her second kindling. Fortunately, they have begun eating early and although they were small and developed slowly at first, they all did well. However, of the two kindles, the only offspring from her that caught my eye was Kieran, who looked like his sire.
I received Avery's Registation and Grand Champion certificate just days after she had died.
Sex: Doe
Breed: Silver Fox
Color: Black
Color: Black
Genotype: aa B_ C_ Dd E_ si
Titles: BOB/BOV
Places: 1st x4
Legs: 4
04/13/2019 - 4th of 13 - SF National Hutchinson KS
04/06/2019 - 1st of 6 - CARE Anniston AL
03/02/2019 - 1st of 6 x2 - NWGCRC Dalton GA
10/27-31/2018 - Best of Best, BOB/BOV, 1st of 19 - ARBA National Convention
Purchased from Miss Maggie's in October 2018
Sire: K&D Carolina
Dam: Miss Maggie's Aster
Best Traits:
- 2018 Convention Winner Best of Breed and Best of Best as a junior
- Lovely fur with even silvering
Worse Traits:
- No title wins after the 2018 ARBA Convention
- Not a hardy breeder
- Somewhat aggressive when she has kits in the nest
- Not friendly
Notes:
Avery was beautiful as a junior but not as impressive as a senior on the judge's tables. I believe her body lengthen as she matured into being a senior. I did not receive her first leg from her convention win but she did earn three legs with me to receive her Grand Champion certificate.
Unfortunately, she was not doe good for breeding; she just did not do well with her pregnancies. She gave me two nice-sized kindles but barely produced enough milk for them. Actually, she seemed bothered to even have the kits in with her and would not eat, but she was not aggressive with them. Although I had begun hand feeding her, she died within weeks of her second kindling. Fortunately, they have begun eating early and although they were small and developed slowly at first, they all did well. However, of the two kindles, the only offspring from her that caught my eye was Kieran, who looked like his sire.
I received Avery's Registation and Grand Champion certificate just days after she had died.