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"The classic head and expression to be looked for
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in an outstanding brood bitch".
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"My favorite bitch"
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Hand written by Edith K. Smith on the back of this photograph.
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Ariette II was typical of the outstanding bitches produced by Marjorie Butcher of Cote de Neige Kennels. Quibbletown was founded on Cote de Neige lines, and continued to breed Great Pyrenees that excelled in breed type. High quality, typey bitches were the foundation of both Cote de Neige and Quibbletown Great Pyrenees. |
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This beautiful bitch, Ariette II, was the dam of two GPCA National Specialty Winners: Ch. Quibbletown Easter Token and Ch. Quibbletown Small Fry. Easter Token (yes, Token was born on Easter Sunday) was Best of Breed at three Great Pyrenees Club of America National Specialties. Ariette herself was Best of Opposite Sex at the Great Pyrenees Club of America 1950 National Specialty. |
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