Cans Juansa Grigori

F. Amón ra de Cans Juansa 
         f. Vaca Valley Castle Rock Give Em'Hell Harry
        m. Fiama de Cans Juansa

M. Bella de Cans Juansa
             f. Poseidón de Cans Juansa
             m. Chenia de Cans Juansa

Pedigree

Cans Juansa Grigori (Gregory, Grigory):

We have a long and fruitful relationship with Cans Juansa Kennel. It is the oldest kennel in Spain, owned by Juan Antonio Salamanca Aguilar. Gregory is the fourth dog we have purchased from this kennel.

Gregory's mother, Bella de Cans Juansa, is of particular breeding value, as she was the result of a close 2-2 inbreeding with the legendary Sindelar's Shane. For Staffordshire Terrier enthusiasts, the name Fred Sindelar (USA) needs no introduction. This legendary figure practically defined the face of the modern Amstaff, and Shane became one of the most iconic and successful sires in his long breeding career. Thus, Shane came to Rade Dakic, a future world-renowned judge, and in 2001, he became the foundation of Juan Antonio Salamanca's kennel, which built its work on this original American line. Shane is the grandfather of both the paternal and maternal lines of Bella's pedigree, allowing for the consolidation and preservation of the purest Sindelar heritage.

Gregory's sire, Amón Ra de Cans Juansa, was born from a carefully considered 5-2 inbreeding to the renowned European sire Poseidón de Cans Juansa.
Gregory's grandfather, Vaca Valley Castle Rock Give Em'Hell Harry, was the result of a joint selection by two iconic American kennels: Vaca Valley and Castle Rock. This is a striking example of the complete consolidation of the true American ACT type.

Gregory has become a worthy successor to his outstanding ancestors, who made the Spanish Amstaff famous for its combination of strength, aesthetics, and impeccable psyche. He confidently passes on all these qualities to his offspring, preserving the harmony of the true American type in his puppies. These are dogs in the "moderato" style: perfectly balanced, not small, but also without excessive coarseness-the embodiment of nobility and proper proportions.