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Kobo Limit dog 1st   Male CC,   BOB

Leokings too Much Temptation For Hillhaven, This Magnificent 4 year old was for me the best Leonberger I have ever had the opportunity to go over. He excelled in the heat without missing a step, A very proud head with excellent black facial mask, lovely clear eyes, correctly held ear carriage and very good dentition, superb reach and length of neck to very sound and muscled shoulders, excellent bone shape to forelegs and very good pasterns with nice tight feet.  Nice depth and just enough width of chest to give a nicely shaped rib cage, lovely level top line to well set tail of superb length and natural shape.

Very good strong correctly angulated hind quarters that gave him smooth strong movement . A real pleasure to see this young male carry himself around the ring without any effort. One dog that will remain in my memory as amongst the best Leonbergers I have had the privilege to judge your caption here

Judge

Chris Quantrill

moore’s :eokings too much Temptation for Hillhaven.

Substantial male with ample bone, and well balanced frame. Lovely dark mask and nice head planes. Eyes could be darker to soften his expression.

Solid workmanlike movement always with straightest of tails.

RDCC

Judge Clare Osbourne

1st place

Moore’s :Leokings Too Much Temptation for Hillhaven. 

Very typy in outline and build, attractive head and earset. Stood in a naturally correct shape and from the front, he couldn’t be improved at all. Really impressed in pastern and feet and this also showed in his movement which was easy and correctly supported without overbent pasterns. Kept a firm topline standing and moving and created a well balanced profile gait. Possibly could have a slightly better stance from the rear but didn’t impede him on the move. 

Judge Mr Hedd Richards 

1.Moore’s Leokings too much temptation for Hillhaven.  Very aptly named! 10 months old ‘chunky puppy.’ Gorgeous head and expression! Well-laid shoulders , forelegs placed well under the body. Good bone and tight feet. Legs straight with no sign of weak pasterns. Weight evenly distributed between all pads. Strong top-line which he carried on the move. Adequate rear angulation. In good coat with well-furnished tail. Moved easily although not fully tightened in front movement. Sympathetically handled to make the experience enjoyable for the puppy. One to watch in the future.   BEST PUPPY DOG 

Judge: Judith Atkinson 

PD (2,1) 1 Moore’s Leokings Too Much Temptation at Hillhaven, a chocolate box baby with so many beautiful breed attributes. On approach he has a beautiful black mask, medium dark brown eye, and super width of head, which is balanced with his body. A lovely reach of neck and level topline. Correct depth of body and standing on super strong fours with beautiful bone and lovely tight feet. On movement he has a lovely steady gait with his head carried well, he keeps a level topline and his tail is kept down with no rise at any time. He will have a great future, I would like to see no more weight on him for now, and once he looses his puppy fluff, he will look a different dog again. I could not deny him Best Puppy Dog and Best Puppy in Breed, for his elegance and showmanship.  

Judge Miss Kerry Rushby 

PD (1) 1 Moore’s Leokings Too Much Temptation At Hillhaven Just 8 mths well grown and maturing along nicely, balanced head, with medium eye, correct dentition, strong neck good top line & correct carried tail, good front assembly strong straight bone tight feet, enough angulation, moved and handled well, in full coat, including his super fluffy bum, presented in beautiful condition BP.  

Judge: Joan Rushby

PD (2) 1 Moore’s Leokings Too Much Temptation For Hillhaven. At just turned 6 months this very young puppy is a bundle of fluff but what is underneath is quite amazing. Smashing head with super dark mask, lovely clear eyes and very well set ears. Strong neck to good shoulders and excellent bone to forelegs, good feet and nice pasterns. Good depth of chest, nice spring of rib strong hindquarter and good tail carriage, movement still has to settle but is strong and correct.

Judge Christopher Qualtrill ]