Peace Ledge Freya of Snowhaven

OTSC Registration: Full registration:

Registration#: OTSC-F-1015

Breeder: Bradley & Tracey Robb

Owner: Mac & Angeline Kocha

Sire: Creekside Heritage OTSC Happy Handsome Jack

Dam: Halcyon Winter

Call Name: Freya

Date of Birth: DEC 3, 2017

Date of Death:

Other Registrations:

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Gender: female

Color: Shaded Sable & White

Height: 22 inches (55.88 cm)

Weight: 41 pounds (18.6 kg)

Length: 25 inches (63.5 cm)

Chest: 25 inches (63.5 cm)

Distinguishing Features: Narrow white blaze, freckles on left front leg

Hips:

Elbows:

Eyes: CEA: ND (Carrier)

MDR1: Clear/Clear

Other Health Issues: All clear besides CEA (carrier) per full Embark panel. In full good health per vet.

Notes:
Freya is a very sweet girl - the smaller the child, the more gentle she is. She loves to play outside but is happy to come in and sack out. Her coat is very low maintenance, and I have been amazed at how easily burrs can be removed that she picks up in her pursuits after chipmunks and bunnies. She has picked up commands and tricks well, loves snuggles, and is eager to please. Narnia Litter name: Queen Susan

Intact: yes

Plans to Breed: yes

Known Offspring: Snowhaven's A Midsummer Night's DreamSnowhaven's Apple of My EyeSnowhaven's As Merry As the Day Is LongSnowhaven's By the Light of the Silvery MoonSnowhaven's Bye Bye BlackbirdSnowhaven's Crimson and CloverSnowhaven's Fight Fire with FireSnowhaven's Golden LadySnowhaven's Green RiverSnowhaven's Heart of GoldSnowhaven's La Vie en RoseSnowhaven's Mellow YellowSnowhaven's Mood IndigoSnowhaven's Orange Colored SkySnowhaven's Sweet Georgia BrownSnowhaven's The Game is Afoot of WindspunSnowhaven's The World is My OysterSnowhaven's To Gild the LilySnowhaven's Wear Your Heart on Your SleeveSnowhaven's Wild Goose Chase

Working Dog: no

Working Description: We are laying groundwork for Freya to help us work our sheep. She chases squirrels and wild rabbits outside, gets into the thick of it with the cat when a mouse is sighted inside, and alerts us to unusual movements of our poultry, but her main duties at this time are in the house with the family. She is very good at alerting us to children who are sneaking around out of their rooms after bedtime! She follows me from room to room, and has demonstrated protective behavior often positioning herself between us and the door, or posting herself in a location where she can oversee multiple rooms and entries. She alerts us to arrivals, and happily greets visitors that we have approved. She's more cautious with strangers away from our property, but warms up quickly and is happy to accept petting and snuggles.