Scarista's Arosa was the first puppy in black-and-tan and the first girl in our A-litter after three blond boys. That's why she got the pink (rosa) collar as a dog tag and because this color was also the only one that could be used as a name, she kept the name: ROSA. She belongs to my granddaughter, but spends most of her time here with me and the other two Hovawart ladies. She has inherited the deep black fur and the beautiful golden-brown markings from both her father and her mother and is just as friendly, cheeky and extroverted  as her mother was at that age. Although you can tell how much educational influence she is getting from her mother who knows all the bad habits a dog shouldn't show too often.