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December 2007
2005 was an extremely good showing year for BJ's Stud
Many Best in Shows were achieved
too numerous to mention individually
Here are photographs of our three major winners
with the prizes which they won
December 2007
CHINA
A MERINO
EIDELWEISS
A TEXEL
INDIA
A MERINO
PLEASE NOTE that as from December 2007
BJ's Stud is taking a long break from breeding and showing cavies having done so for almost 19 years. We will have no stock available until further notice. However if you wish to purchase stock from our line please contact
Tina Watson on Brewsonstud@aol.com
She now has a complete stud of our stock and will deal with any enquiries
However we are still available for general enquiries on our normal email address
Hello, we are Barbara and John of BJ's Stud.
We are located on the South Coast of England
and have been breeding and exhibiting long
haired cavies for 18 years. We
specialise in Coronets and Shelties but also
have a small, select stud of Texels and Merinos.
Over the years we have had many successes
at shows and have sent breeding and show
stock to many parts of the British Isles as well
as to fanciers overseas.
If you are interested in cavies, longhaired or
otherwise, then please contact us. If you wish
to obtain longhair stock we are sure we can help.
However we are also happy to be here just for a
chat or to help with a second opinion if you have
any problems with your furry friends.
We look forward to hearing from anyone who
has the same interests as us wherever you
may live. Who knows perhaps, even if you
live the other side of the world, we may meet
one day.
This is Lucy, a sheltie.
She took many best
in show awards
This is Chubacca, a
Merino. He won many
Best Rare Variety awards.
As you will see from these photographs, although all the breeds of cavy which we have are longhaired they are, in some way, all different.
The sheltie has a long smooth coat with the hair being brushed back from the face when being shown.
The coronet also has a long smooth coat but has a crest on the head. When showing coronets the coat is parted down the centre as far as the hips and then brushed down over the rump.
The Texel is a curly version of the sheltie because it does not have a crest but when showing the texel the coat is parted like the coronet.
The Merino is the curly version of the coronet and is shown in the same way.
This is Dallas, a
Coronet. She won
many Best Coronet
awards
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