This red American Champion male was one of the USA's most outstanding stud dogs of the 1980's for the number of top winning champion progeny he produced.

Windwalker's reputation amongst breeders was made by the outstanding success of his champion daughter, Ch Royal Tudor's Wild as the Wind (Indy). Indy, who died in August of 1997 at the ripe old age of 13, is the only Doberman Ch, UDTX in history. She also Won BOB at the DPCA Nationals, was number one dog all breeds in 1988, and in 1989 won Westminster--the only dog with an obedience title to do so. When she took breed at the DPCA National, the dog winning Best Opposite Sex was her sire, Windwalker.

Jens Kollenberg described Windwalker as follows: "A tall, impressive male with a compact body and a very deep chest. The topline is firm, also when moving. Excellent angulation in the rear and good croup. The shoulder could have been better angulated, the neck longer, the color richer and the expression more noble. A male with much dryness and elegance of a correct type. He was notable in that he retained his excellent outline when he moved as much as when he was stacked up for me."

Windwalker was line bred on important American dogs such as Ch Gra-Lemor Demetrius vd Victor. Windwalker represents and consistently produces a deep chested type.