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34¼" Light Red Jennet
DOB 6/08/05
DNA Type on file @ Texas A&M University
MDR Registration #43241
Microchip ID#on file

Sire:  LN Star Spangled Banner, 33" Dark Red
      Grand Sire:  LN Nicolodeon, 32" Brown/Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  LN Nolina Jo, 32" Dark Brown

Dam:  E.N.E. Pinot Nior, 35" Red
      Grand Sire:  Richburg Gray-Boy, 35" Dark Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  E.N.E. Pink Chablis, 35 ½" Light Red

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Christmas came early in 2015 because Jitterbug arrived all the way from Coyote Run Miniature Donkey Farm in Arkansas. She is a gorgeous masked spotted light red who is covered in beautiful dapples from her head to her tail. She has four white legs and the largest blaze face you have ever seen. Jitterbug is trained for driving and in-hand. We have always loved and admired this jennet when we saw her competing in NMDA shows so when she was offered for sale I jumped at the chance to own her. This is one very fancy performance donkey and we absolutely love her! Thank you to Jerry and Belinda Whitley for allowing me to own Jitterbug and for doing such a fine job of training this fabulous jennet. Jitterbug was previously trained for in-hand by Sandi Costa and trained for driving by Debbie Lee.

A special thank you to my former side kick, Katie Randall, for the fantastic job she did handling this jennet. Everything you see from the trail obstacles to her driving was done for the very first time with no practice runs. I absolutely adore J-Bug and you will have to pry her out of my cold dead hands when I die.

UPDATE!!! With very limited showing in NMDA shows Jitterbug has earned enough points to win the following awards from the American Donkey Association:

SUPREME IN PERFORMANCE
EXCELLENCE IN HALTER
EXCELLENCE IN-HAND
EXCELLENCE IN DRIVING

She has now earned her supreme in performance and halter as of her last show on August 17th, 2024 when she attend the Music City show and was shown by Wayne Lyon. Thank you Mr. Lyon...your outstanding showmanship helped her earn the very last points needed. I appreciate you for showing her even though you were recovering from a shoulder injury.  Jitterbug is the first miniature donkey jennet to earn her Supreme in both Halter and Performance!!

Jitterbug has produced the following foal:

1) No information except that the jennet foal is now residing in France.

Immature Frosted Spotted White Jennet
DOB 5/25/18 @ 1:15am
Birth Height: 21" ~ Birth Weight: 21.6 lbs.
Height on 8/10/21: Less than 31"
MDR #69483 ~ ACOSA #SA3215
Microchip ID#on file

Sire: HHAA Black 'n' Blue (Bruise), 30½" Black w/Cross
      Grand Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Front and Center, 31" Black w/Star
      Grand Dam:  Sunset Acres Junebug, 32½" Black NLP

Dam:  Carousel Garden's Sweet Sensation, 30¼" FFSW*
        *Fully Frosted Spotted White
      Grand Sire:  Kritter Korner's D. K. Casper, 31½" White *FSW
      Grand Dam:  Adele's Adorable Arabella, 32" Gray-Dun

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Sweetie went into labor close to midnight. Her water broke at 12:32am. When nothing happened for twenty minutes and we did not see anythng in the birth canel we immedietly called the vet. Dr. Harris had delivered another breech foal for us nine years ago so we knew he was more than capable of saving our foal and the mother. After much labor on Dr. Harris' part he was finally able to pull the foal out backwards by her back legs. She was alive!! We have part of this on video as I had to put my camera down and help at times. This little girl is not for sale because her sire was sold out of the country and we want to keep his outstanding bloodlines in our herd.

We named this precious girl Little White Lie because although she is now a light red and white spot she will 'frost out' when she is older and be completely white like her mom. But I sure would love to be totally wrong about that. So very sorry but this jennet is Not For Sale! Liza has turned out to be one of the most gorgeous and correct jennets we could ever hope for. We are so very thrilled to add her to our future brood jennet band when her show career is over.

Liza, with very limited showing, only needs five more points to earn her excellence in halter with The American Donkey Association.  We are going to put off breeding her until her show career is over. We left her at home this year because she always placed in front of Jitterbug but now that Jitterbug does not have to prove herself in halter classes any longer we will begin showing Liza again. We are hoping to finish her excellence so we can then retire her to our brood jennet band. I am sure we will cross her with Goosebumps when the time is right.

Outside Video
Video of the breech birth delivered by Dr. Greg Harris

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