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Nevedith Utterley Uppacrust At Dunaruna. Rip

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After a short but agressive illness we had to part with our old Champion

Nevedith Utterley Uppacrust at Dunaruna, (Glen) aged 11yrs.

As you can understand this has been a difficult few days for Roy (Dad) as Glen was his best mate and shadow.

Glen leaves us with much to be proud of as he proved to be an excellent showman, who would show for anyone, still proving his soundness and breed type winning RCC in veteran, along with many quality offspring shown today both here in the UK and overseas.

At home he was an absolute Gent in many ways and had the patients of a saint.

Glen came our way by means of theft! as Nev would tell anyone, seeing him as a Pup Dad said he needed some sea air (as we live on the coast) and put him in the car and the Newtons never got him back. So I would like to thank Nev & Edith for letting us have him.

R.I.P old Lad, happy hunting.
 
so sorry to hear this news :(

sounds a very special part of your life is now gone, but never forgotten

my thoughts are with you all at this difficult time :huggles:

R I P Glen
 
Sorry to hear about Glen.

Thinking of you and your dad at this sad time

Dawn XX
 
So very, very sad to hear this news about Glen :(

My thoughts are with you and your dad, I am so proud to have one of his daughters here - she is a delight to own

RIP Glen and run free :'(
 
How sad - he was obviously a much loved boy. :(

RIP Glen
 
*Mark* said:
After a short but agressive illness we had to part with our old Champion Nevedith Utterley Uppacrust at Dunaruna, (Glen) aged 11yrs.

R.I.P old Lad, happy hunting.

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Mark and Roy my heart goes out to you both losing Glen. I well remember the sad events that led up to your getting him but bigosh, isn't it wonderful you had him, if only for those eleven years. We had a litter out of his grandson, Cdn.Ch. N. Hfa Hanky Panky who is owned by our American colleague Jalynn Almond -- a litter we joyfully named after North American burlesques queens (and kings). Our girl, and Glen's great-granddaughter here in Canada is a beautiful mostly white bitch with spunk and spirit whom we registered as Avalonia Chesty Morgan. I had the privilege of interviewing the real Chesty Morgan when I was a cub reporter and I can confirm she really lived up to her name! Elsewhere, Glen has another pointed ggranddaughter in A. Gypsy Rose Lee, and a flyball team member in A. Blaze Starr. So Glen lives in surely, through those and all the other dogs he produced and their children.

All this said, I am afraid we too join you in awful news as yesterday we lost my dearly loved Cdn.Ch. Nevedith Wotta Wispa (Eng.Aust.NZ Ch. Nevedith Rare Rogue x Nevedith Inter Lace) at just 10 years of age. This time last week Wispa was out in the yard bossing around the young ones as pack leader of our girls. On Tuesday she fell ill, we brought her in to the vet on Wednesday and she passed away on Jan. 31st. Our vet tells us she had a tumor or tumors on her kidney and liver which led to sudden organ failure.

I have been in tears more times in the past 24 hours than I have been in years... they start up suddenly and I catch myself and stop until they come again. I really don't think it is ever possible to learn to easily accept that life can or should end so suddenly and at such a relatively young age as it did for your Glen, and our Wispa. The only consolation is that they live on in others, and we happily own three of Wispa's five champion children from her two litters with us.

God speed Glen, and Wotta Wispa.

Lanny
 
:( So sorry to hear this sad news. :(

Thinking of you and your dad at this sad time.

I to are very proud to own one of Glens daugters.

Tina Bell
 
I am so sorry, my thoughts are with you. RIP Glen.

Also to Wispa, RIP.
 
so sorry to hear yours and Lanny's sad news

RIP Glen & Wispa
 
Very sorry to hear of your bad news Mark, and Lanny too.

RIP Glen and Wispa.

Very best wishes

Gill
 
So sorry to hear your sad news Mark and of course thinking of dad at this sad time too. x

R.I.P. Glen

And to Lanny, so sorry to hear your sad news too.

R.I.P Wispa
 
So sorry to hear you sad news Mark and Lanny .

RIP Wispa and Glenn
 
Sorry for your loss. His memory lives on in his offspring.
 
Thanks for your kind comments.

"Happy to meet , sorry to part, happy we meet again."
 
So sorry to hear this very sad news, Glen was a lovely gentleman, i feel proud to have his last offspring

RIP Glen xxxxxxxxxxx
 
So sorry to hear your sad news :(

RIP Glen and Wispa

Liz and the Monellis
 
Avalonia said:
*Mark* said:
After a short but agressive illness we had to part with our old Champion Nevedith Utterley Uppacrust at Dunaruna, (Glen) aged 11yrs.

R.I.P old Lad, happy hunting.

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Mark and Roy my heart goes out to you both losing Glen. I well remember the sad events that led up to your getting him but bigosh, isn't it wonderful you had him, if only for those eleven years. We had a litter out of his grandson, Cdn.Ch. N. Hfa Hanky Panky who is owned by our American colleague Jalynn Almond -- a litter we joyfully named after North American burlesques queens (and kings). Our girl, and Glen's great-granddaughter here in Canada is a beautiful mostly white bitch with spunk and spirit whom we registered as Avalonia Chesty Morgan. I had the privilege of interviewing the real Chesty Morgan when I was a cub reporter and I can confirm she really lived up to her name! Elsewhere, Glen has another pointed ggranddaughter in A. Gypsy Rose Lee, and a flyball team member in A. Blaze Starr. So Glen lives in surely, through those and all the other dogs he produced and their children.

All this said, I am afraid we too join you in awful news as yesterday we lost my dearly loved Cdn.Ch. Nevedith Wotta Wispa (Eng.Aust.NZ Ch. Nevedith Rare Rogue x Nevedith Inter Lace) at just 10 years of age. This time last week Wispa was out in the yard bossing around the young ones as pack leader of our girls. On Tuesday she fell ill, we brought her in to the vet on Wednesday and she passed away on Jan. 31st. Our vet tells us she had a tumor or tumors on her kidney and liver which led to sudden organ failure.

I have been in tears more times in the past 24 hours than I have been in years... they start up suddenly and I catch myself and stop until they come again. I really don't think it is ever possible to learn to easily accept that life can or should end so suddenly and at such a relatively young age as it did for your Glen, and our Wispa. The only consolation is that they live on in others, and we happily own three of Wispa's five champion children from her two litters with us.

God speed Glen, and Wotta Wispa.

Lanny

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Oh dear what a sad week, so sorry Lanny - run free Wispa
 
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