Ch.Carolina's Red Hot Edition,CD "Chaps"
The big man,the one who taught me about red dogs. How you can ask them for just about anything,but you can never demand it. If you don't believe it,just ask the owner of a red dog.
Chaps as a leggy young man of 9 months. He was just starting to make his wishes known at this age. 
Chaps winning 3rd. place at the Colorado ASCA Nationals in 1990. Our first Nationals was a very memorable one,to say the least.
Chaps winning his first ASCA points. Thanks to his breeder Selena Poplin,for doing all the leg work in showing him. I was sick with food poisoning,and finally got back to the ring in time to see him get picked. After doing all the work, she let me have my picture taken with the judge.
Chaps winning his ASCA Championship.
Judge Suzanne Kinman would go on to judge his daughter,grand kids and greatgrand kids.
Ch. Carolina's Quarter Power "GIDGET"
Gidget was a replacement for a blue merle bitch. I wasn't to thrilled with the deal in the beginning. After all getting a Plain Jane black bitch for a flashy blue ,that didn't seem right. But she was all that was available at the time,and I didn't want to wait on another litter. After a very short time,that little black bitch wound herself around my heart so tight,nothing could break her lose. This is Gidget's page,take a walk thru some of her time with me. Lets start with the 2-4 month old Imp.If you look close,you can see that expression in all of her pictures.
Gidget always did much better outside,the hotter the better. I don't think she realized black dogs aren't suppose to do heat well. June 1991 judge- Candy Sterling
ASCA Championship- Judge Mr Steve Williams. He will continue to use Gidget's kids and grandkids. Also finishing Gidget's daughter Lacey's ASCA Championship.