Amida vom Flandrischen Löwen

Amida vom Flandrischen Löwen was bred in Germany and was considered by her past owner (Dobermann specialist Ottmar Vogel) to have an outstanding character. She had achieved her Schutzhund III prior to her second birthday and went on to take other working titles. She was later sold to America and became the foundation female for the Adlercrest Kennel. She lived to 8 years of age and died in surgery due to pyometria (blood clot broke loose). Her sire, Ali von Langenhorst, passed the Körung 'for life' with highest rating for hardness and working drives and lived to 16 years of age. Amida's maternal grand-sire, Bronco vom Zenn, passed the Körung 'for life' with Körklasse 1A rating and was very important for the breed in Germany.

Below is Amida's most influential litter and offspring:

• Adlercrest “D” litter with Ebo van de Groote Maat:
  • Danzig: SchH 3 and passed the ZTP with 1A rating for character and V for conformation plus winner of some show titles. He is sire of the Vonzennith “E” litters (Egor) and Huz “Q, R” litter (Quartz, Rio Grande, Rebecca).