Dreyfuss

Dreyfuss
Northsky's Moon over Parador
	We were sort of in a movie theme naming the three pups from Aurora and Eddie. Dreyfuss is named after Richard who starred in the movie "Moon Over Parador" The most noticeable feature of Dreyfuss is his ears. They are long, curly and classic field spaniel. Another feature of Dreyfuss is his size. At the upper limit of the standard he has "good bone" Dreyfuss has not shown himself to be a good show dog. He desn't like the ring and the fuss.
So he's not been shown but a few times. His pedigree however is solid and so he was matched with two females, both with a lot of the famous Lydemore Lincoln in their lines. First was Mic (CH Northsky's Music of the Night) and produced out Litter 6, then to Mic's Mother Starry *CH U-CH N'HavenNorthsky's Starry Night) and produced Litter 7. While it is too early to tell indications are that Litter 6 have longer ears and more bone that either their mother or grandmother. Litter 7 appear to have less size (more in line with their mother) but some very nice ear sets and ear lengths.


Dreyfuss at 4 weeks	Dreyfuss at about 4 months

Taking time to smell the Tulips	Nice Ears

A picture of Dreyfuss and his sister Haley. Because of their effusive nature and red noses, they became known as "The Clownies" Both of them retain some of their puppy like high spirits, though both are very gentle and loving pets.