She has a dry, muscular neck and a full, correct dentition. The chest is well-developed in all three dimensions, supporting a square, muscular body with a solid topline. Shoulder angulation is correct, as are the croup and rear angulations. For her size, Angel exhibits an excellent bone structure.

Her coat displays outstanding color and pigmentation, and her front and rear standards are correct, complemented by compact, cat-like feet. Movement is free and elegant, reflecting both structural soundness and athleticism. Her proud expression and refined type make her a remarkable representative of the Dobermann breed.

 

From a genetic standpoint, Isai Angel del Littorio is line bred 2-2 on Ch. Ioab Iabes del Littorio and 3-4-4 on Ch. Quarz del Littorio, reinforcing key traits from these influential sires. Her pedigree also includes 3-3 on Ch. Orson van Roveline, 5-5 on Ch. Hertog Alfa le Dobry, and 5-5 on Ch. Baron Bryan von Harrosberg, offering a rich foundation for future breeding programs.

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The line breeding of Isai Angel traces back to Ch. Ioab Iabes del Littorio, one of the most distinguished stud males of the 1990s. Her square frame, fluid movement, and excellent angulation—particularly in the croup—are clear inheritances from this exceptional sire. Angel’s well-balanced proportions are rooted in her paternal lineage: Uriel, through his dam Pace Phelia del Littorio, connects us to Ch. Torbay de Amiluc and Ch. Ebo v. Groote Maat. Notably, Ebo links directly to Ch. Bryan von Forell, a legendary figure in modern Dobermann breeding.

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The genetic synergy of Ch. Quarz del Littorio, which harmonizes both maternal and paternal lines in Angel’s pedigree, is evident in her ideal “1:1” head proportions and robust underjaw. Particularly promising for future breeding programs is the 5-5 line breeding on Ch. Hertog Alfa le Dobry and Ch. Baron Bryan v. Harrosberg, offering exciting possibilities for genetic combinations in Angel’s progeny. The influence of Baron Bryan is reflected in Angel’s strong, instinctive prey drive, while Hertog Alfa le Dobry contributes to her commanding presence in the show ring.

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Angel’s rich coat color and dark eye pigmentation are inherited from her dam, Afek Aser del Littorio. Through her mother, Ch. Zaffir del Littorio, Afek brings us back to the Furstenfeld type—a lineage that has historically enriched the Dobermann breed in both type and temperament. Our reproduction champion Centa von Furstenfeld exemplifies the enduring impact of these traits in Isai Angel. Through Centa, we not only benefit from the refined Furstenfeld type but also from the vital temperament influence of Falk von Rotbachtal. Centa is a granddaughter of Nelli von Weisen Haus, herself line bred 2-3 on Falk von Rotbachtal (SchH3, Angek. for Life, KL.1-HD1).

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We must acknowledge the visionary breeding work of Mr. H. Palmer, founder of the Furstenfeld Kennel, whose genetic foresight has enabled us to enjoy such valuable traits in today’s functional Dobermann.
 

SHOW: 

• CAC - Best Female - V1 Working Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2003, Washington. Judge: Hans Wiblishauser, DV Germany.

• RCAC - V1 Working Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) Special Zuchtschau 2004, Washington. Judge: Dr. Schuler, DV Germany

• RCAC - Best Working - V1 Working Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2004, Washington. Judge: Hans Wiblishauser, DV Germany

• RCAC - V1 Working Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) Special Zuchtschau 2005, Washington. Judge: Thord Bystrom, FCI Sweden

• RCAC - Best Working - V1 Working Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2005, Washington. Judge: Dr. Gerhard Schuler, DV Germany

Critique of Judgement at the ADA National Sieger Show Championship of August 10, 2003 in Washington, USA. Judge: Hans Wiblishauser, DV-Germany. Overall Impression: Good Type, Strong, Feminine. Size: Big. Color: Good. Coat: Thick, Short. Markings: Correct. Head & skull: Feminine, Correct length. Head's planes: Almost parallel. Stop: Correct. Nose Line: Good. Underjaw: Sufficient. Lips: Good lips design. Eyes: Correct form & position, Dark. Neck: Strong. Top Line: Short. Croup: Very good. Depth of Chest: Very good. Forechest: Very Good. Width of Chest: Very good. Rib Spring: Very good. Underline: Little. Front Angulations: Good. Stand: Correct. Front Feet: Short, Close. Rear Hocks'Angulations: Very Good. Rear Knees' Angulations: Very Good. Rear Legs: Correct. Hocks: Correct. Hind Feet: Short, Close. Bone Structure: Strong. Movement: Correct Reach & Drive.Temperament: Free. Teeth: Full, scissor bite. Rating: Excellent.

In the reproduction "Isai Angel del Littorio" is preferred for the improvement of the type, squareness, pigmentation, and temperament. Her first breeding produced:

• Very Promising "Nathan del Littorio" BH-SchH1-ZTP

• Very Promising "Niky Nike del Littorio" BH

• Very Promising "Northstar del Littorio" BH. Best Puppy at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2003, Washington. Judge: Hans Wiblishauser, DV Germany.

• "Noahky del Littorio", 1st Very Good in Young Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2004, Washington. Judge: Hans Wiblishauser, DV Germany

• "Vincent del Littorio", 1st Very Promising in Juniores Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) Specialty Show of May 2005, Washington. Judge: Thord Bystrom, FCI Sweden.

• "Bernadet del Littorio", 1st Very Good in Youth Class at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2006, Washington. Judge: Norbert Daube, DV Germany.

• "Boeing del Littorio", Best Youth - Very Good at the American Dobermann Association (ADA) National Sieger Show Championship 2006. Judge: Norbert Daube, DV-Germany