Showing posts with label Jaxon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaxon. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Percy Jaxon is ALSO visiting for a few days!

For sure my lull is over!


While Dublin was visiting with one of my friends for the day, I went to meet up with Jaxon's guardian so that I could have him to mate with Dancing' Matilda aka Tillie.  We all met at my vets only to find out Tillie is not quite ready.  So....now I have TWO studs entertaining my four ladies of the house!



The pics below are of my little guy having a ball, especially with Willis, who seems to really take to him.  Jaxon is now a year and a half and his soft, curly, apricot coat is delightful.  He reminds me so much of Annabelle.  I hope to eventually get a clone of my foundation girl as to meet her is to fall in love.  Jaxon and Annabelle's personalities are identical right down to the flip on their back for a belly rub - they are true Welcome Wagons to any and all visitors.


Jaxon and Tillie will have adorable puppies together!



       
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Jaxon comes for a short visit.

 
 
Posted by PicasaOh my gosh!  I wanted to do some early testing on Jaxon so his guardians brought him up for a vet visit.  Can I tell you that he just had the entire vet office smiling and wanting to meet him?  This boy does not have a shy bone in his little body.  Big dogs, little dogs - he wanted to visit with them all.  He is a dancing, whirling, wagging, friendly, adorable mophead!

His coat is a dazzling silky dark apricot 'pillow' of curling fleece.  He loves to give face washes and will roll over for a belly scratch from anyone.  Jax is a delight!

I can't wait to breed him to Dancing Matilda for a gorgeous litter of miniature apricot/white and black and white patterned gems (if and when he becomes a stud)!

Monday, January 2, 2012

Percy Jaxon - Cockapoo STUD

Almost two years old.

Jaxon is a snuggler - whether it be with cushions or people.

I was very pleased to find a second generation Cockapoo from original AKC breeds with lots of champions in them.  Champion lines shows structural confirmation that is true to the breed standard.  A well put together dog shows balance and correct movement -  an important element for good breeding.  Hybrids, in particular, should come from well bred original stock.

Of course, a champion does not prove healthy genetics or wonderful temperaments, but you will rarely see 'nasty'  personalities in show rings gathering Blue Ribbons!





Jax as a pup.

Percy Jaxon, named after the Lightning Thief series of books for young adults, has mischief written all over his face.  He does live up to his name but has also become a great companion to twin girls who adore him.  He has been a great comfort to patrons of his mom's work and has all the ingredients to become a wonderful therapy dog, if desired.








Showing off his square, stocky build. (1.6 yrs.)

Jaxon's perfect size of 15 inches and 19 pounds gives me much flexibility for sizes in my program.  Jaxon is considered a true miniature by Labradoodle standards and his 'zig zag' tendrils are soft and luxurious.  He stills loves belly rubs and has since a wee one. I have been so pleased with what Jaxon has contributed to my program.

He wags so hard his entire back end shakes, then when you touch him, he melts for belly rubs.







Jaxon at 8 months.

Jaxon and one of 'his' twins.






















Jaxon  has a boatload of confidence and it shows in spades. He has it all - great testing, exceptional temperament and a soft, draping, non-shedding coat. He has produced some 'to die for pups' for the Annabelle Doodle family.   GO JAX!




Squishable face!

JANUARY 2015 UPDATE: Jaxon is retired but sperm is frozen and available for AI's.

STATS AND CERTIFICATIONS:
  • DOB:  August 10, 2011 from a mating of Koala Mars of Springville, a red miniature Cockapoo and Juliet of Lilly's June Beth, an apricot Cockapoo. Jaxon is a second generation Cockapoo.
  • Size/Color/Coat:  At almost 2 year's old, Jax is 19 lbs. and 15 inches tall - a true Miniature. Color DNA is BBee, apricot with white abstract markings similar to a tuxedo pattern.  Jax does not carry for chocolate.  Jaxon has a non-shedding coat. It consists of very soft, silky, fleece tendrils that drape beautifully.  It is not woolly and there is no undercoat.  Jax carries for the parti gene through testing at VetGen and is a recessive for the IC gene.
  • von Willebrand's Disease, Type 1 - 5/3/12 is Negative through Ingen Diagnostics #0003035946
  • Thyroid/Blood Work/Chemistry's and TgAA thru Hemolife on 10/01/12 is Normal.    Accession #: HML40120 
  • Hips - PennHIP done on 4/10/12 was .40/.38 (80th percentile!) with no evidence of Degenerative Joint Disease.  OFA Certification #COP-12G25M-VPI was rated as 'Good' and his Elbows were 'Normal'.
  • Patellar Luxation (knees) - 10/02/12 is 'Normal'.  OFA certification #COP-PA88/13M/P-VPI.
  • Elbows - OFA Certification #COP-EL7M25-VPI is 'Normal'.
  • Legg-Calves-Perthes - Certified 'Normal' OFA#COP-PA88/13M/P-VPI
  • Eye CERFS - 10/25/11; 9/30/12; 10/2/13 - 'Clear/Normal'.
  • PRA/prcd - DNA is 'Clear' through parentage.  (Copies provided).
  • Heart - Canine Cardiologist Echocardiogram done on 11/8/12 is NORMAL. 
    OFA#COP-CA11/13M/C-VPI-ECHO 
  • Brucellosis Test:  10/4/12 is Negative.  ID:10070609; 6/13/13 is Negative Ascn. #R7955805
  • IC - Carrier


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