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Katarina's favorite activity is agility.
Escaping from her leash in order to go run with her friend the
Holly has recently become a Top Producer, having 4 daughters finish their Championships. Angelique - 2nd in 6-9mth Class at PCA National 2006
"Do you believe in love at First Sight?" At 6 months and 3 days
at her very first show, her very first time in the ring, She has gone on to finish
her Canadian championship easily as a puppy at 10 months.
Ch. Rosebell's Sometimes a Fantasy
"Lily" Lily loves to have the world wrapped around her little finger. She was named after the Pink Martini song "Lily", Lilly comes when you stop to call her One day she passed him by She is the most adorable, even when she needs a red carpet to walk on for her Royal Highness. At her very first weekend of
Ch. Rosebell's Bootylicious
"Glory" Glory or "Morning Glory" as she is also known keeps us entertained with her antics. She loves to run and play with anybody and everyone - all the time. Larry Clarke finished her Championship with Best of Breed wins as well as an All-Breed Best Puppy in Show. Thank you Larry for all the work you did with this litter!
Ch. Rosebell's My Lovely
"Delphi" Delphi finished her conformation championship as a puppy like her sisters. She won several Best Puppy in Groups and a Group 3rd as well. Her temperament is very sweet and happy, she has always been the good one....always behaving. Delphi finished her Championship shown by Larry Clarke - Thanks!
My name is Napoleon. My show career got off to a flying start as I won an all-breed Best Puppy In Show and Group placement at my first show. Then I finished my championship in the next 4 shows. To end my puppy career I went Best Puppy In Show at an all-breed show again. Then the next year I started it out as a puppy and ended it by being the #2 Miniature Poodle in Canada, I was only shown about 12 times - so I guess I did well. I LIKE being a showdog, all the attention, cheering and TREATS - don't forget the TREATS!!!. I am also a Group 1st winner as well. One day I found the most exciting toy of all. Heidi had let Susie, the cockatiel, out of her cage. Susie was very trusting of her world and was enjoying a leisurely stroll across the family room floor. Heidi suddenly disappeared upstairs, forgetting all about Susie being out. I, meanwhile, had been laying quietly chewing my bone, but, with Heidi out of the picture I quickly ran over to see what new "toy" this was. I quickly began pulling all the feathers from Susie's back--one by one. What Fun! About time they gave me a decent toy to play with. Some time later Heidi came back downstairs and began screaming her head off!!! Mom had to come running and they quickly put a towel around Susie and sprinkled her with flour. After calling the vet they placed Susie back in her cage, covering it with a warm blanket. Needless to say Susie recovered and regrew her lovely feathers. But I don't know why they won't let me play with her anymore! I was returning to my roots as a bird dog!
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Now
I enjoy running around the yard and playing with my
She
and I get along famously. Everyone always seem to be laughing at me
when I play with my toys. Well, can I help it that it is so much fun
to lay on my back and bite the toys upside down? I think they shouldn't
be such stuffed shirts and try it themselves. Most dogs bite their
tail - however I am here to say that doing it on your back is much
better. Once you catch your tail it is important to hold it. This
will cause you to lay in a little ball on the floor. It also makes
everyone giggle. They call me goofy - I have no idea why...