Name: Cora
DOB: June 2, 2023
Coat: Dark Golden
Weight: 52 Lbs.
Registration: AKC SS41807406
Microchip: 900235000163448
OFA CHIC#: 208099
Tested CLEAR:
CI1, CI2, CMS, DM, NCL, PRA1, PRA2, PRCD, SAN, DEB, OI, RD
Embark Genetic COI: 17%
273 Genetic Screening Test
Calculated COI and AVK-10 generations (Retriever Data):
Coefficient Of Inbreeding (COI): 0.58%
Ancestor Loss Coefficient (AVK): 30.99%
K9 Unique Ancestors Found: 629
(10 generations: 100% complete)
VGL Haplotypes * (UC Davis):
Heterozygous DLA I & II
DLA I DLA II
1006@ 2% 2007@ 2%
1237@ .004% 2048@ 27%
Cora (US x UK) has a diverse genetic profile, characterized by a lower level of inbreeding within her first 10 generations. By limiting major contributors Cora doesn't have any prominent ancestors with a calculated blood percentage of over 5%—while retraining 629 unique ancestors in her 10 generation pedigree, this diversity avoids the common pitfall of over-concentration that often plagues high-performance lines.
Having no ancestors contribute more than 5% of the total blood percentage in the first 10 generations suggests a "wide" pedigree that prioritizes genetic vigor and long-term health. This balanced heritage preserves the elite working drive and intelligence of the legendary field lines while minimizing the risk of hereditary issues, resulting in a resilient, athletic golden with a broader and more stable biological foundation.
* Haplotypes with a frequency below 5% are often flagged as "rare" or high risk because they are at the greatest danger of being lost due to genetic drift or popular sire syndrome.
Cora, US x UK field cross, is a best described as a bundle of athletic energy, blending the lean, speed of American field lines with the dense, muscular power and "shorter coupled" frame often found in traditional British working stock. Her compact build allows for explosive acceleration and the ability to pivot on a dime, making her exceptionally agile in heavy cover or technical terrain. She carries a dark, sleek, "wash-and-wear" coat and carries the traits associated with a serious gun dog. Her movement is defined by a tireless, rhythmic drive that suggests she could hunt all day .
In terms of temperament, she is the embodiment of "biddability," possessing a soulful desire to work in lockstep with her handler. While she is "birdy" to the core—exhibiting a focused, high-prey drive and a natural nose for game—she never loses her gregarious nature, greeting every task with a wagging tail and a joyful energy. She isn't just a tool for the field; she is a deeply connected partner who thrives on the collaborative nature of the hunt, constantly checking in and looking to her handler for the next directive with a sharp, intelligent intensity.
Foundation Training:
SIT - HEEL - HOLD - COME - NO - DOWN - UP - Leash Training
Dog urban training focusing on building confidence and safety in high-distraction environments, emphasizing leash manners, desensitization to city noise, and navigating crowds, traffic, parks, suspension bridge, elevated platforms, playgrounds, food court, garbage cans, pavilions, stadium seating, outdoor venues, children, home.
Field training focusing on building confidence through bird introduction, swim work, single marks/retrieves, upland training, dead bird work primarily with ducks/pheasants, practice hunting situations, crate training, hunt command, nose work.
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