The first time I saw Pete was right after he was returned to Steve and Julie from the pet
home. He was about 8mo old and his eyes said everything to me that Hazer’s never did.
Hazer was a very nice dog but Pete was “WOW” and the first words out of my mouth
were “You sure kept the wrong pup from that litter”. In all the years I’ve been in ACDs
there have only been 3 males that really stood out for me. Pete was one of them.
Pete was only bred a few times and to bitches with very different pedigrees. He left his
mark in the litters. There were outstanding working pups in all of them.
I had nothing to use on Pete until Trixie came along because I ran rescue dogs for a
long time. Other than the humorous names that said “backyard breeding,” there was
nothing backyard about either of them or their two litters. What would a reputable
breeder think of a Hobo of Hesperia CA and Lady Trixie litter? Not much by the names
but boy would they be wrong. I kept 3 from the second litter.
Amy Berry




‘ Shaw ‘




CH Lassic Hettenshaw HIAs, HTDIs, HTADIs, HRDIs
Shaw is my boy. That says
a lot since all who know
me know I only pick girls.
He’s devoted to me, a
snuggle bug, patronizes
me when necessary, trav-
els well, is kind to his
stock and gets the job
done. He’s great doing
chores as well as trialing.
He reminds me very much
of Pete and the last time I
was at Waltenburgs Steve
thought from a distance that he was Pete.
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