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Diagemtas<\/strong> Lace <\/strong>is a dual registered, tri red merle daughter of Bizzie and \"\"<\/a> therefore combining both of Josh and Kada lines. She is an extremely friendly dog who is ball mad the same as her dad. She is also like both her dad and mom in the way she likes everyone regardless of age or size. She is the younger but larger litter sister of Pixie. Lace is a wonderful dog to train as she is so keen to learn and enjoys agility, flyball and obedience.<\/p>\n

Lace competed in two flyball competitions in 2013 in the then newly formed Happy\"2014-4-27<\/a><\/strong> Humbugs starter team. They came 4th in their first competition  and 1st in the second.<\/p>\n

She has passed her Bronze, Silver and Gold Good Citizen tests and has also completed all  three stages of Platinum. She is a really clever girl.<\/p>\n

Lace gave birth to her first litter of 8 pups sired by Grey on 4th March 2013. I kept two bitches, Zuna and Hella from this litter as I was really pleased with them. The rest of the litter are now enjoying life with their new owners.<\/p>\n

I\"2013-2-17<\/a> have been so pleased with Lace I kept Rogue and Feistie out of two of Lace’s later litters.<\/p>\n

Lace is DNA tested clear\/normal for CEA\/CH, CL and TNS
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Pedigree of Diagemtas Lace<\/p>\n

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