Wildwood's Bonnie Blue

Bonnie is a stunning girl that tells the story of our friendship with Wildwood German Shepherds. I first reached out to Amanda as an inquiry to breed to her male, Max, Bonnie's sire. At the time, he was in Illinois for training. While researching her kennel, I came across the litter that produced our sweet Bonnie. I immediately fell in love with the pedigree and maternal line backing the litter, but at the time my husband and I were preparing for our wedding and were unable to welcome a puppy into the family. Amanda knew how much I admired the litter and reached back out to me several months later when Bonnie became available again. 

Amanda gave Bonnie an exceptional start and foundation. She entered her into the USA National Sieger Show in 2024 and prepared her beautifully. After the show, we took over Bonnie's training and quickly fell competely in love with her incredible temperament. Bonnie is the sweetest and goodiest girl with an infectious personality. She is always prancing around, fully aware of just how harmonious ad fluid her movement is. With her deep black pigment, phenomenal coat, and correct structure, Bonnie is an outstanding representation of the breed. She is powerful and enthusiastic on the field while maintaining confidence and presence in the show ring. 

Bonnie is also backed by an exceptionally strong pedigree. Her sire is VA1 USA 24', 2x V4 BSZS Esteemed K9's Mad Max, a son of the legendary 12x VA Zitan vom Repitition. Bonnie's dam, V Monaliza v. Legeneds Team, is a littermate to the famous VA2 BSZS Marcello v. Legends Team, the first solid black long coat German Shepherd to achieve a VA rating. Monaliza has also proven herself as an exceptional producer through her accomplished offspring including V8 BSZS 23' Ava vom Wanakon, V15 BSZS 23', SG6 BSZS 22' Atreju vom Wanakon, V12 BSZS 23' Appa vom Wanakon, and SG7 BSZS 25' Wildwood's Ba'Ymax, Bonnie's littermate.

"Medium-sized, medium-strong female. She has a normal head. I would like the stop to be a bit more pronounced, but she has a beautiful eye, correct ears, an excellent wither, a long, stretched, straight back. The croup is somewhat long, slightly sloping. The forehand is correct, the hindquarters very well angulated, very nicely positioned under the body. She stands excellently and shows a uniform movement with good reach."

Judge: Andreas Weigel