Velma was our first champion from our breedingand we are so proud of her.  
She is the ultimate Scottie and continues to turn heads where ever she goes.
Back to the beginning; as Gail began to ponder a  suitable  first breeding for her Moxie many
stud dogs came to mind.  Then one day, Gail saw a very  handsome  dog with an incredible body, coat and stance. 
The dog took Gail's  breath away. The dog was Fireheart's Guns and Roses (Axel).   Two pups were produced from
the breeding, HopelPopel Rose of Dundee(Maisie) and HopelPopel Velma of Fireheart.  Axel went on to an
incredible show career .

"E-Vels" finished  her championship with several majors to her credit. 
At home, she enjoys  sitting by the big oak tree  for hours patiently waiting for a squirrel to emerge.
  She continues to supervise all the activities at Highgrove.  On April 16, 2007 Velma gave birth
 to a singleton, puppy our Calah who was recently awarded her AKC and UKC championships .  
Her second trip to the nursery produced another singelton,  our Prince who will be starting his show
career this Winter.  Her final trip to the nursery has produced two fine, straping boys.
VwD and patellas clear

E-Vel

Velma acheived her championship under Judge Cindy Vogels and how fitting, this distinguished judge gave Velma her very first championship points as a pup.  Velma received back to back majors that wknd and we all celebrated in high style.

Judge Charlotte Patterson awards Velma Best of Oppostire Sex and Winners for a 4 pt. major!  RC Carusi does the honors.

A wonderful win for young Velma under Terrier Judge Norm Kenny.

Velma is awarded Best of Breed at the Sawmill Show in White Plains, New York.   Gail remembers traveling through a horrible snow storm that weekend to get to the show.  Thank you Judge John Wade!

Velma was awarded Terrier Group3 in the Bred By Class.  What an honor!  Judge Charlotte Patterson  honors us with the win.

Velma is on patrol for renegade squirrrels on our back deck.

Sisters Maisie and Velma survey their world.