San Francisco Bay Area, California · Est. 2013 EN| NL
CD California Drents Drentsche Patrijshond
Rose standing in tall summer grass

Breeding female

Rose

Viburnum Indy v.d. Nettelhorst JH

SexFemale
Born13 January 2024
BreederCorné Ligtenberg
RegistrationNHSB 3325175 · AKC SS46628801

Smart, sassy and, according to the a recent Dutch judge's evaluation, an excellent breed example. Rose quickly earned her Junior Hunter title from the American Kennel Club and loves field work

Health

Tests and results

Hips April 2026 Good certificate (PDF, 382 kB)
Elbows April 2026 Normal certificate (PDF, 336 kB)
Eyes (ECVO) March 2026 Clear certificate (PDF, 1.2 MB)
von Willebrand Disease April 2026 Clear certificate (PDF, 352 kB)

Titles

Titles and results

AKC Junior Hunter

In 2024 I returned to the Netherlands to bring home Viburnum Indy v.d. Nettelhorst, call name Rose. She is everything one could want in a female Drent: smart, sassy, and an "excellent breed example" according to a recent Dutch judge's evaluation,

She has good hips, normal elbows and healthy eyes, and she is clear of von Willebrand Disease. She cannot produce any affected puppies, and bred to a clear male she will produce onlyclear puppies. Rose has earned her Junior Hunter title from the American Kennel Club and is on the verge of earning her AKC Certificate of Merit.

Rose also has several excellent evaluations from European judges. See her evaluations from shows in Leuven, Bleiswijk, Warnsveld and Kapelle-op-den-bos.

Height at withers: 23 inches. Weight: 55 lbs. Exterior: excellent. Use: cherished companion, upland hunting.

See her pedigree.

Pedigree

Pedigree

Kenzo
Indiana Josje Indiana Josje v.d. Nettelhorst
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Photos

Rose

Rose standing in an open field