Our Females
Ember is an incredibly sweet, absolutely adorable and loving lady whom we are blessed to have. Two and a half years old at the time of this writing, we recently acquired Ember. Ember’s co-owner Mary Ann Nemisz focused on Conformation Shows. We will continue to show her, but have started training Ember for Rally Obedience with an eye toward eventually including agility training. Ember loves to train and she is super smart, so we think her performance event success will be realized rather quickly!
Ember loves to play with other dogs, carry toys around and get our affection. She loves to be in Sue’s company as much as she can be and ends most days cuddling with Sue while watching TV. Ember is also at ease in her crate while we have other things that need to be done. Most of all, Ember is an incredibly loving dog who is highly biddable.
Ember’s soft eyes and striking red tri coat are a sight to behold! Ember has passed all of her health tests and already mothered a healthy litter. She will be bred to Ducky.
Ember’s Awards:
UKC Champion
Ember’s Health History:
Hips good. Elbows normal. CERF pass.
Genetics: All clear except carrier PRA, PR-DC. This means she must be bred to a male who is not a carrier. Ducky, with a full clear panel, is not a carrier. This insures genetically healthy puppies.
Cash is a really cool dog with a unique, very fun personality!
Our Mini Aussie mentor is Mary Ann Nemisz, a canine guru from Canada. Mary Ann selected Cash for us when Cash was almost a year old, calling her “an excellent foundation bitch.” Cash’s great great great grandmother won Crufts (England’s equivalent to Westminster) in 2006. Cash loves to cuddle, has a sweet disposition and to watch TV (she stands on her hind legs and leans on furniture when her favorite shows are playing. She also likes to talk to us ….. wagging her butt while saying, “Woo woo” when she greats us! Cash has good drive but is not high drive. Twice a day she zooms around the yard and bounces to and fro. When she comes back in the house, she hits the off switch and is easy maintainence. She is an alert watch dog, and will let you know when a stranger is approaching. When she meets a stranger for the first time, Cash reacts as a dog should. After a brief introductory period lasting up to a few minutes, Cash finds a new friend and is typically affectionate.
Cash shows promise in the show and performance worlds, as well. She loves to practice obedience and is about to start her Rally Obedience competition career. Cash likes agility, too. COVID has thrown a hitch into our plans for showing Cash. Even at under a year of age, Cash won multiple group placements. Cash has outstanding movement!!! We are hoping in the Spring of 2021 to get Cash to as many shows as possible.
She also likes to talk to us ….. wagging her butt while saying, “Woo woo” when she greats us! Cash has good drive but is not high drive. Twice a day she zooms around the yard and bounces to and fro. When she comes back in the house, she hits the off switch and is easy maintainence.
Here is a partial list of Cash’s accomplishments. Some awards have been improved upon and will be updated once we have confirmation.
We will not be breeding Cash, unfortunately.
