KZG Breeding Evaluation

At the 20th United States Eurasier Club Annual Meeting in September 2025 at Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, attending dogs were invited to be evaluated by visiting representatives from the KZG, one of the Eurasier parent clubs under VDH in Germany, our country of origin. Breed specialists Gabriela Richard-Steinbach and Yvonne Schreiber conducted these Breeding Examinations for all dogs present who are intended for future breeding. Each assessment covered structure, angulation, substance, pigmentation, coat quality, and temperament- an invaluable opportunity for breeders in the United States.

 

At this same event, the annual USEC Fun Match - a club specific match held annually. Gabriela, who is an FCI Judge for Group 4 (Dachshunds) and Group 5 (Spitz and primitive types) was our judge, with Yvonne acting as her ring steward.

 

Rhubarb was 6 years, 7 months at the time of her exam-- and her critique very flattering, despite her being a smidge on the heavy side at her mature age (lol). She was awarded first place within her class (Open Bitches/Adult Females). We had great time and are happy to share her critique:

 

"6 year and 7 month old female, exc. general appearance, red fawn, a bit to much weight, exc. construction substance and bone. Correct angulations, exc, coat and tail. Powerful movement in front and rear. Nice temperament and presentation. Excellent."