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How Evrmor
Began
My name is Janna Morgan and I, with
my support team-husband Curt, live in Aurora, Colorado. As a former
airline employee, and being accustomed to thinking of words in terms of
shortcuts, our kennel name, Evrmor, was created.... a combination of
"forever" and our last name Morgan.
It is my hope that our efforts with regard to the breed, and the name
Evrmor, will have a lasting legacy.
My adventures started many years ago.
Before
purchasing my first Rottweiler, I studied the breed for two years before
making my first purchase, my first "girl", Ch Gatstuberget’s Elegant
Essi UDT in 1974. I bought her from a lovely lady, Margareta McIntyre,
who became my mentor. She and I conferred many times on the raising of
Gance. Our communications extended far into the future, as well. A
real plus to our many years of breeding and showing Rottweilers has been
the lasting friendships and respect we have to so many others striving
for the best for the breed.
While
conformation is the spotlight of our breeding program, we focus on the
balance of beauty with potential. The Rottweiler is, after all, a
Working Breed. Therefore, over the years, I enjoy training and working
the dogs in all manner of "jobs", from therapy to tracking to herding.
To be successful as a working breed, structure - conformation - is
imperative. This is why our Evrmor breeding program maintains its focus
on conformation. With good conformation, the dog has the structure that
allows him to work without injury or pain. We are emphatic that health
tests are performed on each dog before he/she produces a litter. While
there is no such dog as a "perfect" dog, we can only strive to produce
dogs as close to perfection as is possible. It is my belief that
breeders of ALL breeds should have health tests performed on all of
their dogs and furthermore, to share health clearances and/or concerns.
Honesty and integrity in breeding is the true measure of a kennel that
produces a breed of dog. We strive for the best for our breed!
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