KIMURA’S JENSEMANN
Born: 01.11.08

  


      

 

“Balder” 
As some of you might know, I, Christine, am originally from Norway. 
I have lived in Belgium for 5 years now, but I am as Norwegian as you
can get. I love my country; the fresh air, the beautiful nature, 
the peace and quiet, the people, the food.. basically anything Norwegian.
I have for as long as I can remember been fascinated by the Buhund.
I love it’s temperament, it’s look that says “pride and strength”, 
it’s athletic body and the fact that the Buhund is as Norwegian as I am J!.
   
So when Katrine and Terje from Kennel Kimura in Norway gave me 
the possibility to take over “Balder”,I couldn’t resist! 
  
THANK YOU BOTH so much for letting Balder move to Belgium!!

 

   

PEDIGREE
INT N S UCH NV-06 WW-06-08
NORDV-06
Kimura's Didrik		 NUCH NORD V-98 NORD V-99 
SUCH SV-99
Skadsemgaarden's Jehus Birr		 NUCH SUCH
Cascilius Texas Tiger
INT&NORD UCH NV-00 NV-92 
NV-97 NORDV-96 WW-98
Skadsemgaarden's 
Haidie Håkondatter
NUCH NV-03
Sangrebakkens Bella		 Treholmens Tommy Tigergutt
Vanja
NUCH
Kimura's Hedda		 KBH V-05
Nordic Pride Cargo Of Norway		 DK UCH
Tu-San Pax Of Dania
DK UCH
Tu-San Penny Of Dania
NUCH NV-01 NV-02 NORDV-02-03
SUCH WW-03-08
Kimura's Amanda		 NUCH
Sangrebakkens Tarek
INT UCH NORD UCH NORDV-98-99 
SUCH SV-99
Skadsemgaarden's Mia
                        
A little bit about the Norwegian Buhund:
  
The Norwegian Buhund or "Norsk Buhund," a herding dog of the spitz group, is the farm dog of Norway. "Bu" in Norwegian means homestead or the mountain hut lived in by shepherds at the summer pastures, and "hund" of course means dog. Buhunds taken along by the Vikings on their travels and colonizing journeys over 1,000 years ago were the ancestors of the Iceland Dog and influenced the collie breeds.
  
Buhunds have the typical spitz characteristics of activity, self-confidence and independence, but are trainable and home-loving with less inclination to hunt than other spitz breeds, having been bred as herding dogs rather than as hunters and draft dogs. They are alert watch dogs but not prone to senseless barking. Affectionate and intelligent, they are excellent family companions, good with children. Buhunds want lots of playtime with their owners. They are good retrievers and swimmers and will round up anything that moves.