LR-52810
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Call Name:    
Date of Birth:   
Color:
Height
Weight
Hips:
Eyes:
"Nestle"
Sept 27, 1997
Chocolate (Eebb) -carries yellow
20 inches
53 pounds
WCVM Good 1765
CERF LR-52810
In Sept 2008, Nestle made a successful return to agility competition after a 3 year hiatus and early in 2009,
at the ripe old age of 11.5 years, she earned two new titles (Advanced Agility Dog of Canada and Master Snooker
Dog of Canada).  Nestle went on to earn her Master Steeplechase Dog of Canada title in July 2010 - just a few
months shy of her 13th birthday!  She is now offiicially retired from competition. She is a very enthusiastic retriever
and is a particularly fine upland dog. In addition to dabbling in skijorring, herding, and flyball, Nestle is an actress!
She is perhaps most famous for her role in the 2000 Mind's Eye Production movie entitled "Without Malice." This film
was shot in Waskesiu, Saskatchewan, and Nestle (along with two of her kennelmates) played the role of search and
rescue dogs. Nestle was the 'hero dog', as the director like to call her, because she was the dog who found the
missing ranger.

As a dam, Nestle has been very successful - though she has been retired from breeding for several years.  After
she was finished mothering her third and final litter, Nestle took up foster work, helping to care for a litter of
orphaned kittens and an orphan puppy from the Saskatoon SPCA. Nestle forms the foundation of the Eromit line of
Labradors, and her pups have been involved in hunt testing, obedience, service work, and as agility dogs. They
have been loved hunting partners and professional working dogs. Perhaps most importantly her pups have been
healthy, well-adjusted and attractive members of the breed, and have made fine pets for competitors and
non-competitors alike.
More Nestle Stuff
At Right: Poster from the
movie Nestle was in (she is
on the poster too!)

Nestle's AAC Page

Videos:

2009 Advanced Standard Q

Herding Sheep