TUSSELSTAFF

Tusselstaff Black Fury - Critique- Gill Thomas (Sunnystone)

 B/br, tall elegant bitch with clean lines, excellent expression & the darkest eye, super topline. good tuck-up

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique- S Whitehouse

 Black brindle, not as strongly constructed as I normally go for but could not overlook her assets, feminine head, level topline, good angulation, correct front, good dentition, showed well.

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- Pat Harkin (Harkline)

Black bitch, lovely type, very femine. This one stood out for me in her class.
Lots of day light under her, keen expression. clean lips. good bite. neatest of ears and darkest of eyes.
Cracking front with ample bone, lovely tight feet, short coupled body
with plenty of rib, good back end, level topline held on the move, moved and handled excellent

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- Craig Liggins

B/B, Dark eyes, Neat ears giving good expression, Good bite, Straight front, Moved well

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- Jenny Smith (Willowstaff)

 An attractive black/brindle that is very much in the style I prefer. She possesses a lovely head type, is balanced, fit and not overdone in any way. Just lost out on front action.

 Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique- Martin Grimwood (Stormstaff)

Blk brindle strongly headed bitch with a bit more head definition than is my ideal but she is full of type. Strong in the underjaw and tight in the lip reasonably dark in the eye, head splits well with good muscle. Straight in the forequarters and up on her pasterns. Balanced with lift. Brisket to elbow, well tucked up and light in the loin, good spring of rib, good rear angulation, short close coat. Angulation provides great support -you could push down on that front and back structure all day, good body definitions, well muscled. Moved efficiently. RCC

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- Simon Hunt

 Tusselstaff Little Cracker -Critique- George Wilson

Blk/Br, another quality bitch, nice feminine head, correct bite, straight front, ample bone, good rib, turned out in hard fit condition, just seemed to lack a bit of confidence in her own undoubted ability, moved ok, would have liked to have seen her with just a little more covering.

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- John Dare

A very nice black bitch, a very good head with nice ears, round dark eyes and  good mouth, nice length of neck and a level topline, a straight front, good back end and stifle, moved well

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- P Jones (Jaybecadans)

B/b bitch, nice head, not over done, correct ear carriage, nice dark eyes, correct bite, good straight front, level topline on this bitch- really nice type bitch. Powerful well muscled rear, good angulation, handled well and moved exceptionally well

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- M John (Welshstaff)

Bl/br bitch with expression of the day, dark eye, good ear carriage , good front, nice feet, great condition, coat was gleaming, handled well.

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique- Marie Morris

 B/brindle -gave this lovely young girl a BOB last year, all the above comments apply just unfortunate to meet Cragails Indian Summer  today on top form, but I think these two will change places in the future. Reserve Best Bitch

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- critique- Bob Millen
Well proportioned bitch with a feminine head. Nice front. Good coat and in good condition. Good depth of brisket. Nice feet. Moved and handled well.

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- critique- Helen Wall

  Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique- Mikey John (Welshstaff)

Black brindle bitch- certainly is a cracker, top draw for me,has everything, beautiful head,with piercing dark round eyes, great front, good topline which flows into well angulated rear, superb profile, hard fit condition, moves effortlesly, a credit to her owners, one I would love to own, sure she has a bright future, went on to win terrier group 3

  Tusselstaff Black Fury- critique- Ian Wild (Wildstaff)

Black brindle top sized bitch who has plenty of virtue all round with a beautifully sculptured head giving her a feminine and alert expression , good fore & rear angulations , well ribbed , but her balance between head and body could have been better had she been in fitter condition. Moved and handled well.

 Tusselstaff Black Fury- critique by Mark Davies (Sebsonic)

 B/b nice quality bitch of good proportions, nice head piece with dark round eye, neat rose ears, short foreface, well boned front with deep brisket, level top line and good hindquarters would have just liked to see her a little harder

  Tusselstaff Black Fury - critique- Andy Draper (Herodotus)

Black/brindle with correct head and expression, good pigmentation. Straight front and body is fit with agile appearance. Good bend of stifle

 Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique by Robert Smith

All the attributes of the 1st apply to this bitch - it was very very close, I just noticed that on the move she was throwing her left front leg ever so slightly. Asked her to move again and it confirmed it to me – spoke to the handler and told her why I made my decision in the placing and she told me the bitch had injured her shoulder a week or two previously. This cost her dearly today but still a real nice bitch, just needs to rest the injury – should do some winning in the future.

 Tusselstaff Black Fury- critique by Nikki Wiggins (Kewaunee)

A lovely black brindle in super condition, very alert and used her ears to her full advantage – makes you notice her!
Neat shapely head, lovely expressive dark eye, mouth ok, smart front displaying enough depth and width, muscular well defined hindquarters. Level topline, overall a very nice bitch that was handled to perfection.

 Johnston & Brown’s Tusselstaff Little Cracker,

Feminine b/br of some quality, clean well defined head, not of the biggest proportions but with decent skull shape, well chiselled stop, dark well placed eye, neat ears, clean lipped with a correct bite, nice front with decent shoulder, tidy feet, excellent pigment, enough rib, level topline, excellent rearend angulation , moved straight & parallel with correct tail carrige, super coat & in sparkling condition.
Felt her overall balance gave her the edge in the challenge. Best Of Breed

 TUSSELSTAFF BLACK FURY- Critique- Andy Land (Winzack)

 Fit B/brindle with tidy feet and up on her toes, straight front with nice amount of lift and good shaped ribcage. Attractive underline and tidy topline, close coupled well placed rear pads, just the right angle in stifle, low set hocks, nicely set shoulder and upper arm. Good head proportions with maximum strength for me. Moved well and came close in final line

 TUSSELSTAFF LITTLE CRACKER.- Critique- Andy Land (Winzack)

 B/brindle, who’s name is true, quality girl with lot to like, in hard condition and moved with ease, pleasing head with the right muzzle to skull ratio, tight feet and true front, ample rib, level topline, good backend

 Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique by Ken Davies

Ist PGB (16 ent)- Also came third in strong yearling line up. A lovely black with square outline, straight front, neat well padded feet, strong unexaggerated head, arched neck, good length of ribcage, small waist, well bent stifles and hocks, movement easy and smooth

 Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique- Dicky Austin

 Black/brindle, Standard bitch, strong but feminine head, dark eyes, nice strength of muzzle, good teeth, body shape & rearquarters, well boned legs, in good condition, moved & handled well

Tusselstaff Little Cracker - Critique by Sue Hamilton (Cabellero)

Black/brindle- another cracking bitch, standard size, lovely strong clean but feminine head, good length of muzzle, good bite, dark eyes, thin neat well placed ears, good typical expression, straight front, good spring of rib, short coupled, short close coat which gleamed, good strong rear quarters, well developed inner thigh muscles, tight feel, moved and handled well. Best Bitch and Reserve Best in Show

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- M Cairns- Critique

Femine head, clean head and lips, deep stop, straight front, good rib, well muscled body, moved well

  Tusselstaff Little Cracker - Critique by K Meneer

Black/brindle girl that carried much the same attributes as 1, once again a nice feminine head with no exaggerations, she has dark eyes and excellent stop, smooth short neck, adequate strength front and back and excellent bend of stifle, in good condition.

Tusselstaff Little Cracker -Critique by B A Beaufoy-

A well balanced b/br, feminine head shape, super expression, correct depth of brisket, neat well padded feet, level topline, moved soundly & with confidence, in superb condition

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique by Jamie Smith (Troystaff)

Black/Brindle. Finer type to first bitch,Lovely shaped head to this bitch. Correct bite. Good pigmentation.Great close well padded feet. Up on pasterns. In a fit condition and with the best of coats

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique by Jamie Smith (Troystaff)

Black/brindle of 17 months. What a brace of quality bitches. Another junior out of the top drawer.Pushed one very hard. Excelled in type and confirmation to the standard, being of correct size and balance throughout.  Punishing head without being exagerated. Good bite with big white teeth. Clean in lips. Nice underjaw. Dark in pigmentation.  Great body and muscle development. A perfect blend of bull and terrier. These two bitches will go far Im sure. 

TUSSELSTAFF BLACK FURY- Critique by Trevor Taylor (Niatona)

Plenty to like about this bitch and she does have the better expression on her lovely chiselled head. She wasn’t as firm in the topline hence her second today. Like the winner I liked her bone and balance

 Critique for Tusselstaff Fiery Woo- Miss J Bode van de Meeberg

16 months. Good head. Well placed ears. Fine eye and teeth.

Body has to mature.  Well placed tail. Movement could be better.

Tusselstaff Little Cracker -Critique by Neil Robinson (Leger)

Very stylish, athletic b/brindle bitch coming up to 18 months of age. Good bend of stifle, level topline, nice underline leading to light loins. Good sized teeth with a correct bite. Cracking underjaw adding to purposeful expression, complemented by a dark eye and neat ears. Nice Front and well muscled rear. The best moving bitch of the day by some margin. Best Bitch and with the agreement of my co-Judge, Best Of Breed

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique- James Byrnes (Lackyle)

This was another very strong class of quality bitches. A very lovely black brindle bitch that oozes quality. A very feminine head with good dark eyes, rose ears, correct bite, clean front, well off for bone, tight feet, gun barrelled rib, nice tuck up to back end, well muscled hind quarters, good turn of stifle, correct tail set, moved very well and held top line as she moved.

Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Critique by Gill Carter (Seastaff)

Excellent bitch who should have a good future

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique by Marie Morris (Rowelstaff)

 Tusselstaff Black Fury- black/brindle bitch which you could not ignore, lovely head shape and expression which she used all the time, her eyes do not leave you, neat ears, straight front good legs and well padded feet, short coupled body, good tuck up in nice condition. Best Of Breed

Critique for Tusselstaff Little Cracker by George Fleming

Jun.B.(13)1. Johnston & Brown’s Tusselstaff Little Cracker
This young female came out winner in what is one of the most competitive classes that I have ever judged. A very classy individual this one, very feminine in demeanour the overall quality of this youngster stands out for all to see. Bl/br well put together head, well set ears and lovely dark eye, mouth excellent, topline and front and rear angulation of the highest order. This one was presented to perfection and handled extremely well and it was my pleasure to award her the Res.C.C. and there is no doubt that higher honours are not far off.

Tusselstaff Black Fury-Critique by Dave Wedgewood (Pottersway)

A very nice bitch with lots of attributes as the winner, could change places on another day, just prefered the overall balance of 1

Critique for Tusselstaff Black Fury- Mike Williams (Beechstaff)

Could change places with first place at another show, nice feminine head, pleasing expression, dark eye, nice teeth, good proportions to head, straight front, up on toes, enough rib, nice rear end, tail carried well, moved OK

Critique for Tusselstaff Little Cracker- Jaci McLaughlan

14 mth black brindle. Superb condition Well muscled, well bent stifles with let down hocks. Well up on her pasterns. Moved with drive from the rear.

Critique for Tussselstaff Black Fury by Nick Hale (Eskharn)

 Standard sized bl/br bitch. Clean feminine head with no trace of coarseness. Good bite, darkest of eyes and neat ears. Straight wide front with ample bone. Good topline and excellent width of pelvis to balance. Moved easily

Critique- Tusselstaff  Black Fury- Sue Paterson (Beraka)

Good head, dark eye, nicely balanced. Lovely overall condition

Tusselstaff Little Cracker.- Critique by Jack Coates

 Black brindle,  clean headed bitch with nice expression, square front, good forehand, good well padded feet, good topline and tuck up, nice all round bitch.

 Tusselstaff Black Fury Critique- Potteries SBT Club- Penny Funnell (Powerpack)

Black brindle with strong head & body ,lovely straight front, good bend of stifle, well developed rib, handled well

 Tusselstaff Black Fury- critique by Sharon Houghton (Jucmar)

Top size black brindle,strong well shaped skull and muzzle, deep stop, dark, round well placed eyes giving a keen expression, tight lips, correct dentition, good front and well padded feet, well shaped shoulders, nicely ribbed, good depth of brisket with level topline, good shaped rear and bend of stifle, good condition and moved well- Best Puppy Bitch

 Critique - Notts & Derby District SBT Club Open Show- Diane Taylor (Niatona)

TUSSELSTAFF BLACK FURY – Another baby I was taken with. She wasn’t as together development wise as the two that beat her in the previous class, I describe her in my notes as a raw baby. I adored her headshape, clean, chiselled and a super expression enhanced by lovely rose ears. Time is on her side and I will watch her with interest in the future.

Critique for Tusselstaff Little Cracker: by Nick Hale

And what a cracker she is! Black/brindle lovely feminine youngster with all the attributes required for success in the future. Neat feminine head with no lippyness, good bite, eyes and ears. Super clean straight front with length to forearm, well angulated shoulders, good length to rib and body with rear quarters to match. She moved with ease and was excellently handled. I just couldn’t take my eyes off her! A beautiful bitch that I would be proud to own. Congratulations. Best Bitch, Best Puppy Bitch, Res Best In Show and Best Puppy In Show.

Tusselstaff Black Fury- Critique by John Ryder (Kannechor)

A standard black bitch with a pleasing head and expression, good bite, clean front and tidy feet.Good topline and backend, moved and handled well

 Critique for Tusselstaff Little Cracker at North of Scotland SBT Club- Open Show

Very athletic b/br puppy, with cracking head, correct front and level topline & good bend of stifle, handled well.

John Ryder