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Allagante Chinook Winds
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name = Chino Sire= Allagante
Gambler El Encanto Dam=Allagante Luna Chiana Height: 23" Weight: 35 lbs Color: Red Brindle Markings: Spotted on White DOB: 6/25/2007 MDR1 PQ Clear
CEA tested Clear TITLES ISWS
CH - 2013
Chino's name, Chinook Winds, came from being in the "Casino litter" which came because his daddy is
called Allagante Gambler. Gambler is currently owned by Linda Garland of El Encanto Silkens. Chino loves to talk to me. He
has a complete vocal range. Most to tell me how much he loves me. He also enjoys sitting curled up next to me on the counch.
He is a true love bug!
Chino has produced some excellent litters in both the performance and conformation
areas. Chino's first litter ( the butterfly litter) proved they can fly. His son Sangaris (owned by Jackie Koski of Ravenwood
Kennels) was the first Iron Hound in a contest down in Elk Grove, CA. involving, straight racing, oval racing and lure coursing.
His daughter Temora also is one of the fastest girls I ahve ever seen and keeping up with the big boys when she isn't
laying under the covers in my bed or not running due to heat cycles. Her first Lure course event she won at a little over
a year old against 21 other Silkens. His Daughter Halle, is the 2nd ever Silken to get a NOTRA ORTC.
Chino
loves to play with the other dogs but is not a huge playhound. He ends up more of a watcher then a player. He loves laying
on the couch beside you chewing one of his chewies.
Although
Chino is not a "playhound" he sure took to racing recently. He ends up thinking too much sometimes but not when
he saw the lure take off. Chino is a "thinker" trying to work things out in his mind. Thinking too much can be Chino's
downfall sometimes because it makes him nervous meeting new dogs. Although the past couple of months has seen a vast
improvment, we continue working on that area of his personality but I am glad that all of his offspring seem to be very outgoing
and not in the least nervous. In fact they seem to be the opposite in that aspect. Very social butterflies they are.
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