Ch. Winuwuk Lust in the Dust	Ch. Blueprint Beern Skittles at Walkon	Jenroy Pop Back to Walkon	Ch. Jenroy Pop My Cork to Walkon
			Ch. Jenroy Lot Less Bother
		Aust. Grand Ch. Walkon Skittles	Ch. Glenfall The Gladiator
			Ch. Walkon Smash 'D Again
	Ch. Roamaro Scotch Mist of Winuwuk	Ch. Wrencliff Flying Scotchman of Winuwuk	Ch. Norwatch Brock Buster
			Ch. Wrencliff Let's Try Again
		Jenroy Popsicle For Belmont	Ch. Jenroy Pop My Cork to Walkon
			Ch. Jenroy Lot Less Bother
Ch. Winuwuk Storybook	Ch. Winuwuk Hot 'N' Bothered	Ch. Winuwuk Lust in the Dust	Ch. Blueprint Beern Skittles at Walkon
			Ch. Roamaro Scotch Mist of Winuwuk
		Ch. Winuwuk Jubilation	Ch. Ashgate Able Seaman of Seefeld
			Winuwuk Flirtation
	Winuwuk Love Story	Ch. Winuwuk Celebration	Ch. Ashgate Able Seaman of Seefeld
			Winuwuk Samsara
		Winuwuk Love In The Mist	Ch. Blueprint Beern Skittles at Walkon
			Ch. Roamaro Scotch Mist of Winuwuk

We had been delighted with Storybook’s first litter to Lust in the Dust which had produced Gill Davies’ big winning Top Story, and so we repeated the mating.  Right from the start a dog puppy stood away and we were really excited by him.  He hit the show ring in August 2005 and he never looked back.  In spite of only being in the ring for four months of the year he was Best Puppy five times at Championship Shows, ending the year as the Our Dogs Top Boxer Puppy.  The real highlight of his puppy career came at Belfast where Mandy Laidlaw made him Best Puppy, Zena Thorn-Andrews gave him the Working Puppy Group and Ben Reynolds-Frost rewarded him with Reserve Best Puppy in Show all breeds!

He started 2006 by going Best Puppy at Crufts under Ann Ingram and Andrew Brace and he was regularly being shortlisted for the CC.  He did not have to wait long for his first CC and Best of Breed which came in April from Shirley Butters at WELKS, where Philip Greenway agreed that he should also be Best of Breed.  Max was just 14 months old.  His second, again with Best of Breed was awarded by Helen Banks up at Border Union.  Then, a month later at Paignton, he won his third CC from the Junior Class under Wendy Barrow who also sent him into the Group which he won!  To make any dog up is a special day, to do so at 17 months is extra-exciting, and to win the Working Group on the same day was just amazing. With his fourth CC & BOB under David Webb at Belfast he then did the same again and won the Working Group under Bob Gregory.  He followed this, two days later, with his fifth CC & BOB under Jeff Luscott at Driffield and a shortlist in the Group.  With another CC & BIS from Andrew Brace at London and Home Counties, Max ended the year as Top Male.

2007 brought the prestige of winning the NATIONAL DOG OF THE YEAR title at the annual Boxer Event from judges Tony Watson, Norma Brook and Feffie Somerfield.  He also won more CCs in 2007 and also qualified for the prestigious Pedigree Champion Stakes, the first Boxer to qualify for 14 years.  In the January finals he made it down to the last 8.

Into 2008 he won Top Male at the National Dog of the Year in March, followed by the Reserve CC at Crufts.  In the first four months of 2008 he also won another three CCs.  He is also making his mark as a producer with a couple of Reserve CC winners already.

We are thrilled with Max and we are looking forward to the rest of his career

 

Show	Year	Judge
CC: WELKS	2006	Shirley Butters
CC: Border Union	2006	Helen Banks
CC: Paignton	2006	Wendy Barrow
CC: Belfast	2006	David Webb
CC: Driffield	2006	Jeff Luscott
CC: London and Home Counties  Boxer Club	2006	Andrew Brace
CC: Birmingham National	2007	Yvonne Miller
CC: Windsor	2007	Sue Drinkwater
CC: Manchester	2008	Jean Grandfield
CC: Essex & Eastern Counties Boxer Club	2008	Rita Tucker
CC: Northern Boxer Club	2008	Anne Ingram