The Ziggy/Sheindela litter was the first one for which we had an overseas waiting list. This breeding doubled up on our 'Bobby,' (Minto's Libyan Jewel), thus offering a new line to the world.

In the past we have always allowed people who get a dog from us to have their pick of the litter and we kept what was left--such was the confidence we had in the overall litter quality. In this case we were left with 'Lottie', but we couldn't have been happier had we had pick of the entire litter as 'Lottie' is lovely in every way. 'Lottie' has inherited her mother's gentle manner and her grandmother's beautiful face. Her type, structure are excellent and movement cannot be faulted. Her qualities have enabled her to qualify for Crufts every year.

'Lottie' has produced two gorgeous litters for us. The first litter, sired by her grandsire, 'Digger', was whelped the 8th April 2000. Two of these puppies, Anacan Call Me Ishmael At Dunline ('Jacob') and his sister, Anacan Milk and Honey At Dunline ('Deborah'), owned by Rob & Jan McLeod, started their show careers at the end of 2000 and are doing well. How I wish I could have kept the lovely 'Deborah' who is so like her great grandmother, 'Bobby' - but better. The second litter, sired by our 'Remy', was born July 2003. Again she had some wonderful puppie, some of which are just starting their show careers. Anacan Touch of Class ('Leah'), owned by David & Julia Close, qualified for Crufts at WELKS, her first championship show. 'Leah' also puts me in mind of her great grandmother 'Bobby' - just typier and more refined, as one would hope.

'Lottie' is very loving and playful and attentive to your moods. She is a wonderful dog to live with and is also the first dog we've had with the ability to get everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, to play with her. 'Lottie' would be a welcomed addition to anyone's home, but we're the lucky ones who have her.