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<lastBuildDate>Wed, 18 Aug 2021 15:55:27 -0500</lastBuildDate><item><title>Breeding Program</title><dc:subject>Breeding Program</dc:subject><dc:date>2014-10-06T11:15:04-05:00</dc:date><link>http://Kyleakindeerhounds.com/blog-2/files/a06574a0b40fd1bf38145b75cbd622e1-0.html#unique-entry-id-0</link><guid isPermaLink="true">http://Kyleakindeerhounds.com/blog-2/files/a06574a0b40fd1bf38145b75cbd622e1-0.html#unique-entry-id-0</guid><content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>CH</strong> Jubalhil Queen Mor o&rsquo;Dhu Mohr <strong>UD</strong>, Kyleakin&rsquo;s foundation bitch, was bred to <strong>BISS CH</strong> Soren Algonkian in 1994 to produce four puppies, three of which completed their conformation championships, two their Utility titles.  One, <strong>CH</strong> Kyleakin Curlew, was bred four times and he appears behind all of the Deerhounds living today at Kyleakin.<br /><br /><br />Bred to <strong>CH</strong> Springbank d&rsquo;Lux of Fairyfort (Spring), Curry produced the beautiful and talented Mika (Ch Highlander&rsquo;s Beara Mikal <strong>CD RE JC AX OAJ NAP OJP</strong>) owned, trained and shown by Lisa Dempsy in Fayetteville, Georgia.  Lisa and her husband Kevin leased Mika to me to breed to <strong>DC</strong> Old St. Andrews d&rsquo;Lux <strong>MC</strong>, a young male who caught my eye at the big Louisville, KY, Deerhound Supported Entry in March 2002, and the resulting litter of 11 contained my keepers Linnet and Rissa (<strong>DC</strong> Kyleakin Linnet <strong>CDX SC FCh VC</strong> and <strong>CH</strong> Kyleakin Lapwing <strong>CDX</strong>), both of whom were bred to a handsome male I acquired from Margaret Sudekum in Michigan.  I noticed Tally (then <strong>CH</strong> Utkinton Fitzhugh Talon) at that year&rsquo;s National Specialty and had been discussing using him with Margaret, who co-owned him with Lee Winet in New York.  Tally lived with Lee.  When she died unexpectedly later that year, Margaret and I decided to co-own Tally and he came to live with me.  He proved to be both a talented lure courser, earning his <strong>DC, SC </strong>and <strong>ASFA FCh</strong>, and an excellent stud dog, producing three litters for me from three different bitches.  His progeny carry on his passion for the lure (most of the time) and his sound and elegant type.  His grandson Ica (<strong>CH</strong> Fitzhugh Kyleakin Icarus) out of Rissa's daughter Gremlin (<strong>DC </strong>Kyleakin Gremlin <strong>CD MC FCH VC</strong>) now takes his place as Kyleakin&rsquo;s resident male.  He won Best Puppy in 2013's Specialty Futurity, BOB at the Bluegrass Classic Deerhound Supported entry in Sept. '14, finished at the Louisville 2015 Midwest Regional Specialty by going BOW for an unneeded five point major, and is getting even better as he matures.<br /><br />Linnet&rsquo;s daughter Falcon <strong>CH</strong> Kyleakin Gyrfalcon <strong>CD</strong>, bred to <strong>GCH DC</strong> Altnamara&rsquo;s Cappuccino <strong>SC</strong>, for his calm self-possession and passion for chasing the lure, produced Ra and Torry (<strong>DC</strong> Kyleakin Lahar <strong>CDX MC FCh VC</strong> and <strong>CH</strong> Kyleakin Tornado <strong>SC</strong>), who are in line to continue Kyleakin&rsquo;s standard of multipurpose Deerhounds.  Of the five offspring Falcon and Chino produced, three already have their <strong>Dual Championships</strong>, two their ASFA Field Championships, one has her CDX and one numerous Agility and Rally titles, and the one unfinished is major pointed in conformation.  Every single one of the five sports at least a <strong>S</strong>enior <strong>C</strong>ourser title.  Three of them have multiple Bests in Field, two are Specialty wins.  Rissa&rsquo;s daughter<strong> DC </strong>Kyleakin Gremlin <strong>CD MC FCh VC</strong>, grandson <strong>DC</strong> Kyleakin Fitzhugh Talkeetna <strong>SC FCh</strong>, and <em>his </em>son and<em> </em>daughter (out of Margaret&rsquo;s <strong>DC</strong> Just So Jostaberry <strong>SC</strong>, bred by Camilla Colleen, whose foundation bitch is Kyleakin Caracara at Justso, Linnet's daughter) <strong>CH </strong>Fitzhugh Kyleakin Icarus and <strong>FC </strong>Fitzhugh Kyleakin Ibis <strong>BN CD SC LCX FCh</strong> carry on from Rissa.  The sisters' lines combine with the breedings of Ica to Torry and Ra.  I have kept Vrecka (<strong>DC </strong>Kyleakin Corryvreckan <strong>BN CDX SC VC</strong>) and Io (<strong>CH </strong>Kyleakin Eye of the Storm <strong>SC</strong>) from Torry's litter.  I hope to achieve the Utility title on Vrecka.  From Ra's litter with Ica I kept two girls.  They are <strong>CH</strong> Kyleakin Anhinga and <strong>CH </strong>Kyleakin Kittiwake <strong>SC BN.  </strong>Both were bred to Iadore Torran, a Japanese import from Australian lines, in February of 2021, and each bore four puppies, two males and two females.  I kept a bitch from each litter, Starly and Firefly (Kyleakin Starling and Kyleakin Firefly).  Vrecka failed to become pregnant and eventually proved to have mucometra, which was not treatable, so she was spayed n the winter of 2020. <br /><br /> I believe that a Deerhound that looks like an adult at two years old has little chance of being correct at the mature age of four.  See Photo Albums.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />]]></content:encoded></item></channel>
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