Though she will be a late maturer like her father, our little 'Lyndsay' is really starting to grow up now. She was shown only three times in 2001: at The Canaan Dog Club Open Show, Nordic Open Show, and the British Utility Breeds Association (BUBA) Championship Show. She came 4th at the Club show, was Best Puppy at Nordic, and at BUBA, on the 1st December, 'Lyndsay' won Best Puppy on the same day her grandfather, The Lion of Judah of Anacan, became Top Canaan Dog for the 5th time. This last win qualified 'Lyndsay' for Crufts 2002 where she was Best Puppy.

'Lynday', at 15 months of age, was going through her fear period. But despite that we took her to the World Winner Show in Amsterdam, held on the 5th July 2002, where she got a rating of "excellent" and came home with the title Junior World Winner 2002!

We have still not shown 'Lyndsay' much as we just cannot afford the time to work with all the dogs to get them up to the show ring. Despite this, 'Lyndsay' has already this year qualified for Crufts 2005. In my opinion, in type, structure and soundness, 'Lyndsay' comes close to the ideal Canaan Dog -- as one judge said, "a bitch of intense quality". I will be working to get her to show to her full potential after she has been bred.

Additionally 'Lyndsay' is a real sweety and just loves to cuddle with her front legs and top-half of her body in my lap when I'm sitting on the sofa. She has her father's good looks.... the same great front and rear, topline and type, and her mother's temperament and femininity. Like her older sister, 'Lottie', 'Lyndsay' has the ability to get every other dog to run around and play with her. With the dogs in her background combined with her beautiful construction, lovely type and movement, we feel 'Lyndsay' has a great future in front of her both as a show dog and a brood bitch. Hence her registered name, Anacan Glory Bound.