Lychee is... my dream that came true. I think I can safely say that this is definitely my longest planned dog. An incredibly well-thought-out decision, at the same time burdened with enormous responsibility. Liczka was born in my kennel, she's the daughter of my Kiwi and Lio, a dog from the Italian Shepworld kennel, training mainly in agility, running in the highest training class A3.
Lychee is a beautifully built and light female. Since she was a little puppy, she has been great at new places, she stayed beautifully in and out of the cage, never destroying anything. She has the perfect on/off mode built in from the very beginning. She loves traveling and is a great companion for all trips, no matter whether by car, train or public transport. She is an incredibly positive dog, she really likes people and dogs, although she's not very effusive. She also has a positive attitude towards other animals. She's a huge cuddler and loves to sleep cuddled up to people. She's not afraid of any sounds, the sounds of machines, fireworks, street sounds or crowds. When she was less than 1.5 years old, she got scared by the storm and for some time she was afraid of it and also afraid of sounds similar to thunder, but after a year she practically stopped reacting to sounds like these, but it's clear that she doesn't feel 100% comfortable with them.. She walks well on a leash, is great on walks, she has perfect recall. She often cannot practice any mode other than turbo, she loves running. She's very polite and doesn't get excited about other dogs when they're working or training. There is no problem with waiting for her turn. I enjoy working with her. She's highly motivated for both food and toys, and has a perfect balance between them. She's also very satisfied with the social reward and loves working with people. In my opinion, she has great focus, incredible speed and a clear head. She thinks brilliantly, analyzes and responds perfectly to the guide's gestures and commands. Able to work with other people. She's extremely effective and fast on frisbee, and has great step timing. In agility, however, she's very accurate and agile on the track. She has a very nice, natural jumping technique and good body awareness. She's beautiful in movement. She doesn't vocalize at work, isn't discouraged by failures or repetitions, and doesn't succumb to pressure. She can work in any conditions, always with 100% focus. After the first meeting with the sheep, she proved that she is her mother's daughter and it cannot end with one meeting! She's similar in many aspects to my Kiwi, but they also have features that make them different. I think the biggest difference with Lychee is that she's crazy, but I can never explain what her madness is. ;) Sometimes she's a little harpagon, or simply - she's an eternal puppy! She brought a lot of joy to our home. Lychee's definition could be "life is hard, but not for her." :) She has a lot of talent and I can't wait to see what the future holds for us. I only know one thing - I fell head over heels in love with her!!

Lychee trains and competes in dogfrisbee (advanced level). Agility runs in the A0 class and we're preparing to compete in the Open class.