Avongara Renzi

“Pilgrim”

Pilgrim has a very tightly curled tail. He has a nice head with great ear set. His coat is of good color and short. Generally Pilgrim was standoffish. He hated going to the vet. Although a couple of other bitches came to Pilgrim, he only produced the one litter.

Side view of Pilgrim.
Side view of Pilgrim.
Front view of Pilgrim.
Front view of Pilgrim.

Litters produced

December 7, 1990 - 4 males and 1 female - all red and white - Breeders: Susan Coe and Debra Janes Blake - HM331404

  • Dam: Am. Ch. Jocasta JR On Parade (R/W)
    • Am. Ch. Aleika-Absinthe Rajah's JR
      • Am. Ch. Absinthe The Rose's Gimlet
      • Khajah's Gay Reflection
    • Am. Ch. Jocasta Josephine
      • Am. Ch. Khani's Lucky Temptation, CD, F.Ch.
      • Am. Ch. Akuaba's Darjeeling

Offspring. Males: Akuaba Jocasta Wild Life (R/W 01), Akuaba's Call Of The Wild (R/W 04), Akuaba Jocasta Wild Card (R/W 03), Jocasta Wild Again (R/W 02) - Female: Am. Ch. Akuaba On The Wild Side (R/W 05 Hips: Mildly Dysplastic). The female Wily was the first half-African champion of any color. She carries the capped or open-faced tri color as a recessive. Call of the Wild had a broken leg as a puppy and was never shown. Wild Life gained a few points but did not have a show personality. Except for one timid male, all had good temperaments. Wild Life is OFA okay but On The Wild Side is mildly dysplastic. Coats and markings were quite good. Heads were reasonable. Movement is good. Wild Life had a very low sperm count and was unable to produce pups. Wild Side had two litters.