GCH. Paloma's Creme de Coco

"Coco"

2011/2/2

CH. Ravenscraig Two Bears	CH. Ravenscraig War Cloud	CH. Pendlehill Warrior	Wildermist Clint
			Inanda Black Magic of Pendlehill
		CH. Ravenscraig Frivolity	CH. Pendlehill Viceroy
			CH. Ravenscraig Rampage
	CH. Pendlehill Cover Girl Sam	ENG. CH Brueik Flashman	ENG CH. Kennelgarth Toy Boy
			Brueik Tapestry
		ENG CH. Pendlehill Clare	ENG CH. Balgownie Bagpiper
			Pendlehill Tansy
CH. Paloma's Creme Brulee	CH. XTC Something To Talk About	CH. Deblin's Street Talk, ROMX	Darag Blacktop
			Wild Wind Stella Maris
		CH. XTC Exhilaration	CH. Charthill Victory At Sea
			CH. Andee Celebration at XTC
	CH. Paloma's Royal Ruby	CH. Bardriaan I Aint No Saint	SA/ZIM CH. Sandgreg's Early Edition of Bardriaan

		CH. Paloma's Study In Scarlett	CH. Friendship Hill Dr. Watson
			CH. Hopscotch Pandemonium Paloma

Coco hails from California and was bred by Adrian & Linda Sanchez, Paloma Scottish Terriers, and is out of their lovely brindle girl, CH. Paloma's Creme Brulee ("Leila"). Her sire is a very successful stud dog and a handsome, well-constructed Scottie, CH. Ravenscraig Two Bears, ROMX ("Eli"), bred and owned by Al & Jeanie Jennings (Ravenscraig). I fell in love with the fabulous showmanship and beauty of Coco's older full sisters, Cara and Della, at the STCA's National Specialty Show at Montgomery County in 2010, and knew I had to have a puppy from this breeding. As luck would have it, that breeding was repeated, and I was fortunate enough to acquire Coco, the only puppy in the litter, who I co-own with the Sanchezes. She is a striking high-brindle girl, very high-spirited, full of life, and quite a handful! Coco was the winner of the 6-9 month-old puppy bitch class at the 2011 STCA National Specialty at Montgomery County, one of her first shows. She was Reserve Winner's Bitch at the Greater Dallas Scottish Terrier Club Specialty, and Reserve Winner's Bitch and Best in Sweepstakes at the Scottish Terrier Club of Greater Houston Specialty. In September 2012, Coco finished her AKC championship with back-to-back Best of Winners, the first day under respected breeder-judge Fred Ferris for a major, and finishing under terrier expert Edd Biven. In Spring of 2014, after raising two litters of lovely pups, Coco re-entered the ring and completed her requirements toward her Grand Championship!

Coco has made us proud in the whelping box and the following are her champion progeny to date:

CH. Haslemere Harrison Tweed

GCH. Haslemere Hollywood Star

CH. Haslemere Honeymoon

Can. CH. Haslemere Haggis Heads to Toulin