Lucy’s Pedigree and Health Testing

Pastore Amato Dawn Bringer

Lucy

Black tri Australian shepherd with a tail running down a hill

AKC/ASCA Australian Shepherd

DOB: 08/22/2020
Pennhip DI .11/.17, OFA Elbows Prelim Normal, Eyes Clear
CEA CD CDDY DM HSF4-HC HSF4 PRA +/+ HUU MDR1 -/+ m/m Red Factored
Sire: Lumbee Indiana Jones Fallcat
Dam: Uralskiy Sad Shaherizada

Lucy is my loyal companion and shadow. Always by my side and lovingly nudging my hand with her soft nose to let me know she is close. A true mind reader, she anticipates my every move. She loves to race me to the couch or to bed for cuddles. Lucy gets along beautifully with children and other dogs. She is confident and easy going with an unwavering focus on me and what we will do next, together. She is easy to have out with me and has an incredible focus on me when out and about. While she may seem reserved around strangers at first, Lucy quickly warms up, reflecting her deep trust in my judgment. She was a dream to play along with in the show ring, and she absolutely thrived on the attention. Lucy is extremely biddable and has been very easy to train. 

Check out Lucy's personal page for info on her pedigree, health testing, and to see additional pictures!  

Lucy’s Photos

Lucy’s Pedigree

A certificate from the American Kennel Club for a pedigree dog named Pastore Amato Dream Sequence, born on August 22, 2020, with detailed lineage information.

Lucy’s Health Testing

Veterinary report from PennHIP for a dog named Lucy, an 11-month-old Australian Shepherd, with findings on hip laxity and no signs of osteoarthritis, indicating minimal risk for hip osteoarthritis.
Veterinary certificate for an Australian Shepherd dog named Pastore Amato Dawn Bringer, issued by Orthopedic Foundation for Animals, indicating the dog is clear of inherited eye disease and has a valid Eye Certification Registry Number.
Elbow Dysplasia Evaluation Report for an Australian Shepherd dog, including owner and veterinarian details, with sections on elbow joints, dysplasia grades, and radiographic findings.
Medical report indicating normal results for various canine health tests, including coagulation factors, eye anomalies, bone degeneration, osteopathy, myelopathy, collapses, cataracts, hyperuricosuria, disc disease, cobalamin malabsorption, drug resistance, retinopathy, Ceroid Lipofuscinosis, and retinal atrophy; some tests show carrier or at-risk status.
A chart listing different dog coat color and pattern genetics, including descriptions of each genetic marker's appearance and effects.
A chart displaying different dog coat colors and markings, including descriptions for each genetic marker and phenotype such as black and tan, saddle tan, brown, curly hair, dilute, yellow/red, no grizzle, no sable, and melanic mask.