Mevr. v. Stuivenberg (NL) Alle Middenslagen en Dwergschnauzers peper/zout
Dag allemaal,
Ik ben Gerda van Stuivenberg, woon in het mooie Twente samen met mijn man Bert en de Norfolks. Ik ben geboren op een boerderij en opgegroeid met paarden en honden.
Mijn kennelnaam is From Dash Mountain Farm’s , ik ben begonnen in de begin 90 er jaren met West Highland White terriër , daar kwam al snel de Schotse terriër bij.
Na 30 jaar Westies gehad te hebben, hebben we op dit moment Schotse terriërs en Norfolk terriërs, waarmee ik show en af en toe een nestje doe.
Ik werk veel samen met buitenlandse fokkers en ben trots op de resultaten die we behaald hebben.
Vanaf 2009 ben ik keurmeester en mag groep 3, groep 4 , enkele rassen in groep 2 en in groep 9 keuren en de Best in show.
Ik vind het altijd een feestje om te mogen keuren, en heb al in verschillende landen in Europa gekeurd.
Ik kijk ernaar uit om op jullie Kampioensclubmatch te keuren, hartelijke dank voor de uitnodiging en hoop velen van jullie daar te zien in een gezellige en sportieve sfeer.
Kynologische groeten Gerda van Stuivenberg.
Heer Wächter (D) Dwergschnauzers zwart en zwart / zilver
FCI-Judge Group 2,3,5 & 9, Best-in-Show Judge
Expert Judge for 36 breeds in FCI-Groups 1, 2, 5, 9
Judging license since: 2006
Dogs bread: Miniature Schnauzer, Miniature Poodle, Toypoodle
Kennel name: Vom Karlseck
Languages: German, English
Countries I have already judged in: Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Italy, Finland, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland, Tschech Republic, Russia, Serbia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Israel, Ireland, Hungary, Litvania , Estland, Hungary, San Marino, France, Iceland and Japan
At the age of 3 years my biggest aim was to possess a dog which I got as a present from my parents in 1973. It was a black Miniature Poodle. Two years later – in 1975 – we have bread our first litter. In 1987 I have taken over the kennel from my parents “Vom Karlseck”. In the following decades I have bread Toy- and Miniature Poodles in the colours black, brown and silver which I showed very successfully.
In 2010 we have bought a first Miniature Schnauzer and now we have Miniature Schnauzers in black and silver as well as in pepper-salt at home. Since 2012 I bread them together with my wife Petra and our son Maximilian. Our Miniature Schnauzers have received numerous Champion titles in Germany and abroad since that time. Also our dogs have received Specially Best-In-Show results and some of them are FCI Group Winners.
My judging career started in 2006 when I became expert judge for poodles. In 2013 I became VDH/PSK Expert Judge for Pinscher and Schnauzer breeds. In the following years, I also became Group Judge for the FCI-Groups 2, 3, 5 and 9 as well as Expert Judge for 36 breeds.I have judged our wonderful breed in many countries as well as on the World Dog Show 2025 in Helsinki. It is a pleasure for me to judge on your Annual Schnauzer Show in the Netherlands again.
Mevr. Wilmsen (B) Alle Riesenschnauzers en Dwergschnauzers Wit
I can hardly remember—nor can I imagine—my life without dogs.
I grew up in a schnauzer-loving family. In 1976, my parents founded "Limisengi's" and began breeding schnauzers under that prefix. I was thirteen when I started showing schnauzers, and although my parents eventually stopped breeding, the schnauzer has remained a beloved part of our family for over 40 years.
About 30 years ago, another breed caught my attention: the Pug. At the time, we were thrilled to see even two or three of them at a major dog show in our country—how
different the situation is today! I started reading about this "very funny" little dog, did plenty of research, visited shows in Belgium and abroad, and fell completely and unconditionally in love.
I bought my first pug in the late '90s. He was meant to be a pet, but soon my old passion returned, and I found myself back in the show ring. A few years later, I began breeding fawn pugs under the "Limisengi's" prefix, with a focus on improving movement and
endurance. Today, we're proud to have bred many healthy champions, including World and European Winners.
In 2012, I became a judge for the Pug. Over time, I’ve extended my judging qualifications to include all small molossian breeds, Griffons, Petit Brabançon, and Chihuahuas in Group 9; all Schnauzers and Pinschers, as well as some molossians in Group 2; the
American Staffordshire Terrier in Group 3; and the Whippet and Greyhound in Group 10. I’ve become quite fascinated by sighthounds—and I’m fortunate to share my life with two Greyhounds.
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