Tadisa is the queen of Sandridge Park. A pretty, even tempered, beautiful and intensely loyal companion. She's unruffled in the show ring and at ease in almost every circumstance when she's out and about. No wonder she won best bitch in breed, best bitch challenge, best junior, best junior bitch and was reserve best in breed at the 2016 National Dog Show in Christchurch; and won reserve best bitch, reserve best in breed and best New Zealand bred in breed at the 2017 National Dog Show in Auckland. She was reserve best bitch and best open in breed at the 2018 National Dog Show in Wellington. She's the dam to two New Zealand champions who live here at Sandridge passing on to them many of her qualities but particularly her outstandingly perfect movement. Her grandson has already made a notable debut in his showing career. PennHip DI score 0.43 The degree of laxity (DI = 0.43) falls within the central 90% range of DIs for the breed. This amount of hip laxity places the hip at a mild risk to develop hip OA. No radiographic evidence of OA for either hip. Elbow score 0 0 (free of arthritis) Tested clear for Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy 4th April 2017 by Laboklin UK.