ATCH-III, ADCH-BRONZE, WINDMILL’S WICKED & THE DIVINE, DNA-CP (PPG)
AX, AXJ
"NAJU”

DOB: 10/22/2015
ASCA #E195871/AKC DN44150903
COI 4.719%
Height-17.75 in. 32 lbs.

Full dentition/scissors bite
Results:
Disease Gene Genotype Interpretation
Collie Eye Anomaly NHEJ1 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Cone Degeneration CNGB3 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Craniomandibular Osteopathy SLC37A2 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Degenerative Myelopathy SOD1 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Hereditary Cataracts (Australian Shepherd Type) HSF4 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Hyperuricosuria SLC2A9 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Intestinal Cobalamin Malabsorption (Australian
Shepherd Type)
AMN WT/WT Normal (clear)
Multidrug Resistance 1 ABCB1 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Multifocal Retinopathy 1 BEST1 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 6 CLN6 WT/WT Normal (clear)
Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Progressive Rod-Cone
Degeneration
PRCD WT/WT Normal (clear)

WTCH JUSTUS & THE MIGHTY QUINN,RTDc,RNX, DNA-VP
&
ATCH, ADCH WINDMILL'S HEAVEN HELP US, DNA-VP




Photos:

CLICK HERE FOR NAJU'S SMUGMUG PHOTO GALLERY

Click here for her first place Elite Regular run at ASCA Nationals 2019

Click here for her 2019 USDAA Western Regional silver medal MC Biathlon runs

Click here to see her playing in a Dec 2020 agility fun run

Windmill's Wicked & the Divine, otherwise known as Naju. We thought about calling her Nazar Boncu (pronounced Nah-zahr bon-joo), which is a blue-eyed amulet used in Turkey and Central Asia to ward off evil spirits. She definitely has the energy to ward off any spirits, good or evil, maybe by causing so much mischief no one else dares come near. But in the end we took the first and last syllables and made her a name all for herself, Naju.
Naju is a small but mighty bundle. She is a happy soul who always wants to be doing something. She's an amazing athlete, fast and confident and intense. She adores agility, hiking, jogging, going places, water, morning cuddles, and any sort of training, especially if it involves her webby ball. She is an awesome dog to work with because she loves to learn, is as bright as they come, and does everything at top speed with 150 percent effort. She is happy to try something again and again and again. She's pushy (and often loud), but she also thinks. If she doesn't get it right the first time, she'll try something a little different until she figures it out.
She spent much of her puppyhood stealing things, and we always knew by the way she tore around the house that she was up to no good. Slippers, toilet paper, banana peels, and -- her big addiction-- cough drops! None were safe. She has a tail and she wags it a lot. A lot. She is very good with people but doesn't think she should have to keep four paws on the floor when she greets her favorites. Though she runs us ragged, she gives us reason to celebrate each and every day.

 



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