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Charlie was our Foundation Sire and sired several champions.

Charlie had personality, always owner-handled in the ring, and was a joy to show.  His personality was to “talk” to his visitors and grabbed stuffed toys (his babies) to show off.  Along with a Conformation Championship, Charlie earned a Canine Good Citizen Title and a Companion Dog Title in Obedience.  While showing he was a big boy, strong and alert, with sound movement, and passed these fine qualities to both his kids and grandkids.  Click here to refer to OFA.

Meet CH Camelot’s Ms. Tilly of Korppret, winning 3 five point majors making her an AKC champion.  Then on to international shows to win four “Best in Shows”.  Tilly has personality plus, represents the breed well in appearance, size, proportion, and substance with solid movement and beautiful pepper/salt rotating coat.  Click here to refer to OFA.

Cinch was shown in the Bred by Class, championed at 9 months, and proceeded to his Grand Championship.  He was well balanced with many assets, temperament, movement, harsh coat, and beautiful head.  Cinch won numerous BOBs and several group placements by having good reach and drive.

 A pedigree is available upon request.  Click here to refer to OFA.

He was a proven stud dog and frozen semen is available for approved females.

While participating in the Enid dog show, we learned something new about our female “Ellie”.  The show was conducting CGC trials and we wanted Ellie to carry the CGC title as well as her Champion titles.  While she breezed through all of her tests, she faltered when it came time for her sit stay.  Her evaluator unknown to us suffers from seizures and travels with a service dog.   Her dog was off to the side several feet from the test area, and would occasionally give out a low whine.  Ellie sat with the evaluator but was uneasy and kept giving her nudges.  The evaluator dismissed her and asked for her to be removed from the test area and be walked outside for five to ten minutes.   Upon return to the trial, we were allowed to repeat that step, and Ellie behaved as needed.  Then we learned Ellie was responding to the lowered levels of potassium and glucose in our evaluator.  She instinctively responded in the same manner as the trained service dog.  Our evaluator’s chemistry was approaching a dangerous level and Ellie’s action, though unrecognized by the untrained, was picked up by the evaluator in time to remedy her situation.  Click here to refer to OFA.

Katy when shown at the SSCA Specialty in OKC came away with the title of Best Veteran in the Sweepstakes.  During her career, she was a leading producer, a BIS at UKC, and International shows.  AKC Judge Giuliano Biasiolo gave her BOB by going over 11 very nice specials.    Click here to refer to OFA.

Ike is a beautiful black with an intense black harsh coat and a great personality. He finished his championship at an early age and always breeder/owner handled.

Along with titles, Ike took a BIS Reserve at International Shows. Click here to refer to OFA.

Lena was easy to finish her championship in the AKC competition and always owner/handled.  Then one day a friend, Jeanie Graves decided to take Lena off to hunt rats. The hunting and teamwork skills required, Jeanie and Lena did very well.  Dogs and their handlers work as a team to locate the rats.  Rats are always safe in their aerated tubes and hidden in a maze of hay bales or straw.  The schnauzer was bred to be a farm dog and hunting rats was a natural.  Several types of Barn Hunt titles are available and recognized by AKC.  Click here to refer to OFA.