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USA. Jnr. CH.
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WILDEBEEST
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Penn Hip tested NCL: Clear ICH: Clear OFA CARDIAC: Normal |
We have imported semen from this well bred Classic type health tested male. We are the only Kennel / Breeder in Australia to own semen from Wildebeest. We have produced top quality pups sired by Wildebeest and we are the only Kennel / Breeder in the world to have produced pups from him.
He is a Classic type, stood at 23.5 inches, and was a clean breather. Wildebeest weighed 43kg, was a well put together dog with great structure, and had an excellent temperament.
Wildebeest's sire & dam are both conformation champions in the USA. Wildebeest is an Amerian Junior conformation show champion. He won Best Classic Puppy (BCP) and Best In Show Puppy (BISP) at the ChiTown Thrown Down show in 2013. His owners were working him in both weight pull and conformation shows but he sadly passed away before they got the opportunity to gain any adult titles for him.
Wildebeest is a great all-round American Bulldog. With his excellent health testing results, outstanding bloodlines from some of the longest standing breeders in the USA (who have produced many champions), we had no hesitation on bringing him into our kennel.
He is a Classic type, stood at 23.5 inches, and was a clean breather. Wildebeest weighed 43kg, was a well put together dog with great structure, and had an excellent temperament.
Wildebeest's sire & dam are both conformation champions in the USA. Wildebeest is an Amerian Junior conformation show champion. He won Best Classic Puppy (BCP) and Best In Show Puppy (BISP) at the ChiTown Thrown Down show in 2013. His owners were working him in both weight pull and conformation shows but he sadly passed away before they got the opportunity to gain any adult titles for him.
Wildebeest is a great all-round American Bulldog. With his excellent health testing results, outstanding bloodlines from some of the longest standing breeders in the USA (who have produced many champions), we had no hesitation on bringing him into our kennel.
SIRE: USA CH. CHASTEEN's White Knight
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Wildebeest's sire Duke is a well put together dog. His breeder Tasha Chasteen from USA, although no longer breeding American bulldogs, has done wonderful things to improve the breed and keep the breed healthy. Duke was quick to gain his conformation championship in only 3 shows!
At the Battle of the Bulls 2013 in Texas, he won his age class in all 4 shows, 2 Best Males, and a Best Classic (under judge David Putman). Duke also won Best Classic at World Championships in 2012 at St. Louis (under judge David Putnam). 
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Duke is a Classic type with great temperament, correct structure, and plenty of bone & muscle mass. He weighs 46kg and stands at 24 inches. Duke is bred from both Dailey and Brave Heart bloodlines. Dailey's American Bulldogs is owned by Jeff Dailey, he has been breeding American Bulldogs in the USA for about 28 years, and he has produced numerous show champion dogs. Brave Heart kennel is owned by Vito Alu, who also has been breeding American Bulldogs in the USA for around 28 years, and has also produced champion show dogs and titled working dogs.
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Both parents of Wildebeest are Penn Hip tested & NCL Clear
DAM: USA Dual CH. DAILEY's Taboo
BISP BIS
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Wildebeest's dam is Taboo who is an impressive girl. She is a good breather and she passes this trait to her offspring. Taboo is a successful show dog and is a dual conformation Champion in America.
She entered the Volunteer Classics show in 2010 in Tennessee and she won Best Classic Puppy in Show (BISP). At the Battle of the Bulls in Chicago in 2010 Taboo won Best Classic Female (BCF). Taboo entered the Battle of the Bulls 2012 in Illinios, she won her age class in 3 shows, x1 Best in Show (BIS), x1 Best Classic Female (BCF), and x 1 Best Classic (BC). 
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Taboo is owned by Troy at Cold Country Bulldogs and she was bred by Dailey's American Bulldogs in the USA. Taboo is an 8th generation Dailey bred dog. Her breeder Jeff Dailey has been breeding American Bulldogs for about 28 years in the USA and he has produced numerous show dog champions.
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GRAND-SIRE: USA Dual CH VENN's Gaucho
BISP
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Wildebeest's grand-sire is Gaucho who was an outstanding show dog with good conformation and a big bully head.
Gaucho was the first black Classic American Bulldog to gain a Conformation Championship title in the breed. Gaucho entered Battle of the Bulls in 2010 and won Best Classic Puppy (BCP) and Best In Show Puppy (BISP). 
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He gained his adult Championship title in Ohio in 2010 at the Buckeye Bash show, by winning Best Classic Male (BCM), at the young age of 12 months & 1 day.
Gaucho was also trained in weight pull & protection work. He was very muscular weighing 42kg, stood at 23.5 inches, and had a great temperament. Gaucho was owned by Troy Churchill from Cold Country Bulldogs in USA. |
GRAND-SIRE: USA DUAL CH. DAILEY's Ulee
BIS
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Ulee was a Dual conformation champion show dog in USA. He won titles including Best In Show Bully (BIS) at the ABNA Nationals in 2006. Ulee had good structure, thick boned, and a big bully head.
He had good movement and a great temperament. Ulee was owned & bred by Jeff Dailey, from Dailey's American Bulldogs. Dailey has been breeding American Bulldogs in the USA for about 28 years and he has produced numerous champion show dogs. |
Title Descriptions Below
BIS - Best In Show
The dog defeats all dogs that competed in the conformation show.
BISP - Best In Show Puppy
The puppy defeats all dogs in "puppy" class (6-12 months) that competed in the conformation show.
BST - Breed Suitability Test
This test is an evaluation of a dog's temperament, conformation, character, and working ability.
Only qualified dogs are eligible and pre-requisites must be met.
This test is modeled on the Breed Standard and it is designed to select dogs that are worthy of being bred.
CAL1 - Certificate of Aptitude to Work
In order to be awarded the dogs must be subjected, with favourable outcome, to the following 3 exercises; Behaviour towards friendly strangers, Indifference to firearms noise, Defense of the handler.
CD1 - Companion Dog
In order to be awarded the dog must score at least 170 / 200 points, must pass all exercises in the test, and must do so under 3 separate judges at 3 separate shows. The 6 exercises in obedience are; Heel on Leash & Figure 8, Stand for Examination, Heel Free, Recall, Long Sit, Long Down.
CGC - Canine Good Citizen
In order to be awarded the dog must be subjected, with favourable outcome, to the following 10 exercises; Accepting a Friendly Stranger, Sitting Politely for Petting, Appearance & Grooming, Out For a Walk (Loose Lead), Walking Through a Crowd, Sit & Down on Command & Staying In Place, Coming When Called, Reaction to Another Dog, Reaction to Distraction, Supervised Separation.
DHT - Defense of Handler Temperament
This title allows your dog to participate in the Triathlon & Pentathlon for up-to six months, after the allowed time frame you MUST obtain a GDT in order to continue to compete.
GDT - Guard Dog Temperament
This title allows your dog to participate in the Triathlon or Pentathlon if you do not already have a recognized sport protection title.
IDT3 - Irondog Triathlon
This title means your dog has completed an Irondog Triathlon.
IDT5 - Irondog Pentathlon
This title means your dog has completed an Irondog Pentathlon.
Irondog Ranking System
Your dog is considered a RANKED Irondog if it finishes first, second or third in a trial consisting of FIVE or more dogs (5 dogs MUST complete the ENTIRE Triathlon / Pentathlon), The Ranking system is designed to help make breed selections. RANKED ID3 and RANKED ID5 are different titles than the non-ranked ID3 & ID5.
IWPA - Medalist
International Weight Pull Association Championships are held at the end of the pull season and located in USA or Canada. During the pull season IWPA members compete their dogs within their region for points earned based on placings at a pull. Within their region points are added together at the end of the season to determine the placings for regional medals - gold, silver, bronze. These regional medalists, along with 4th and 5th place dogs are invited to attend the International Championships to compete with other regional medalists to win the title "International Champion".
APA - Medalist
American Pulling Association is an organisation that holds weight pull competitions across USA. Other weight pull organisations in the USA include United Kennel Club (UKC) and International Weight Pull Association (IWPA). Although the rules differ from group to group, the general idea is the same in each venue. A dog, wearing a specially-designed harness, pulls a weighted vehicle a distance of 16 feet in 60 secs or less. Dogs earn qualifying scores, champion points, and other awards based on the percentage of their body weight that they pull.
UWPCHX
United Weight Pull Champion Excellent - UKC weight pull title.
PH - Police Dog
This means your dog is qualified and certified for active service in the Police Force, Military, Customs etc. The PH 1 is so difficult and the exercises are so demanding that a dog is typically 3 1/2 years or older before entered into PH 1 examination.
SCH I II III - Schutzhund
Training tests that originated in Germany, are geared to identify the suitability of dogs to work in stamina & endurance, agility, temperament & nerves, courage, intelligence, handler loyalty, and desire to work.
There are multiple levels of titles in obedience, tracking, and protection.
WPD - Working Pack Dog
This title involves the dog carrying a backpack with an initial weight equal to 25% of body weight. A minimum of at least two pack hike are required. The pack hikes must be completed on natural terrain such as cross country, hiking trails, or backcountry hikes (one night stay in wilderness). The dog must travel a total distance of 64km (40 miles) with each trip a minimum of 16km (10 miles).
The dog defeats all dogs that competed in the conformation show.
BISP - Best In Show Puppy
The puppy defeats all dogs in "puppy" class (6-12 months) that competed in the conformation show.
BST - Breed Suitability Test
This test is an evaluation of a dog's temperament, conformation, character, and working ability.
Only qualified dogs are eligible and pre-requisites must be met.
This test is modeled on the Breed Standard and it is designed to select dogs that are worthy of being bred.
CAL1 - Certificate of Aptitude to Work
In order to be awarded the dogs must be subjected, with favourable outcome, to the following 3 exercises; Behaviour towards friendly strangers, Indifference to firearms noise, Defense of the handler.
CD1 - Companion Dog
In order to be awarded the dog must score at least 170 / 200 points, must pass all exercises in the test, and must do so under 3 separate judges at 3 separate shows. The 6 exercises in obedience are; Heel on Leash & Figure 8, Stand for Examination, Heel Free, Recall, Long Sit, Long Down.
CGC - Canine Good Citizen
In order to be awarded the dog must be subjected, with favourable outcome, to the following 10 exercises; Accepting a Friendly Stranger, Sitting Politely for Petting, Appearance & Grooming, Out For a Walk (Loose Lead), Walking Through a Crowd, Sit & Down on Command & Staying In Place, Coming When Called, Reaction to Another Dog, Reaction to Distraction, Supervised Separation.
DHT - Defense of Handler Temperament
This title allows your dog to participate in the Triathlon & Pentathlon for up-to six months, after the allowed time frame you MUST obtain a GDT in order to continue to compete.
GDT - Guard Dog Temperament
This title allows your dog to participate in the Triathlon or Pentathlon if you do not already have a recognized sport protection title.
IDT3 - Irondog Triathlon
This title means your dog has completed an Irondog Triathlon.
IDT5 - Irondog Pentathlon
This title means your dog has completed an Irondog Pentathlon.
Irondog Ranking System
Your dog is considered a RANKED Irondog if it finishes first, second or third in a trial consisting of FIVE or more dogs (5 dogs MUST complete the ENTIRE Triathlon / Pentathlon), The Ranking system is designed to help make breed selections. RANKED ID3 and RANKED ID5 are different titles than the non-ranked ID3 & ID5.
IWPA - Medalist
International Weight Pull Association Championships are held at the end of the pull season and located in USA or Canada. During the pull season IWPA members compete their dogs within their region for points earned based on placings at a pull. Within their region points are added together at the end of the season to determine the placings for regional medals - gold, silver, bronze. These regional medalists, along with 4th and 5th place dogs are invited to attend the International Championships to compete with other regional medalists to win the title "International Champion".
APA - Medalist
American Pulling Association is an organisation that holds weight pull competitions across USA. Other weight pull organisations in the USA include United Kennel Club (UKC) and International Weight Pull Association (IWPA). Although the rules differ from group to group, the general idea is the same in each venue. A dog, wearing a specially-designed harness, pulls a weighted vehicle a distance of 16 feet in 60 secs or less. Dogs earn qualifying scores, champion points, and other awards based on the percentage of their body weight that they pull.
UWPCHX
United Weight Pull Champion Excellent - UKC weight pull title.
PH - Police Dog
This means your dog is qualified and certified for active service in the Police Force, Military, Customs etc. The PH 1 is so difficult and the exercises are so demanding that a dog is typically 3 1/2 years or older before entered into PH 1 examination.
SCH I II III - Schutzhund
Training tests that originated in Germany, are geared to identify the suitability of dogs to work in stamina & endurance, agility, temperament & nerves, courage, intelligence, handler loyalty, and desire to work.
There are multiple levels of titles in obedience, tracking, and protection.
WPD - Working Pack Dog
This title involves the dog carrying a backpack with an initial weight equal to 25% of body weight. A minimum of at least two pack hike are required. The pack hikes must be completed on natural terrain such as cross country, hiking trails, or backcountry hikes (one night stay in wilderness). The dog must travel a total distance of 64km (40 miles) with each trip a minimum of 16km (10 miles).
Thankyou to Troy & Liz Churchill from Cold Country American Bulldogs for allowing us to import semen from this impressive male.
