Copperhills Wanna B-A Hotshot

ASCA Champion
Copper Hills Wanna B-A Hotshot
"Brodie"
(Ch. Calais Country Hotshot of Carolina CD, STDs x Ch. Copper Hills Spotlight)
Breeder: Kathy Hubbard/Copper Hill
Owner: Becky Noe
Co-Owners: Kathy Hubbard & Lana Horton

Brodie has both his AKC Majors, and finished his ASCA Championship with 4 Majors on March 16, 2008 at 22 months. We can't wait to see what he can do next!!!!! You can check out his show record here
That was Then~ Brodie at the Michigan Pre Shows at the 2006 Natioanl Specialty, 1 day over 4 months of age. Judge Nikki Marenbach-Hengy	~This is Now Brodie at the Kiss The Blarney Day Southern Colorado ASC Shows where he was awarded Winners Dog and Best of Winners for a 5 pt Major under Kym Base.

Brodie has been occasionally entered in the breed rings, but mostly he has been out with his herding trainer, and NEW co-owner Lana Horton of Click For Success. We pulled him out for the Memorial Day Colorado Classic, and he was pulled for winners dog, considered for reserve winners dog and received a reserve winners dog award. We also took him to the AKC show in Laramie to play, and again he was pulled for Winners dog. Can't ask for much more than that for his 5th weekend out to show.

Left: Brodie working sheep...WOW look at that sidegate

Brodie went back out to the Lana's to continue his education with livestock and herding, and will be in training with me for Obedience, and of course will be making life in general fun with his happy go lucky and biddable personality and goofy antics.

Right: Brodie freestacked at 1 year and 10 days of age

We took Brodie out to "Auntie" Lana's for his first herding lesson when he was 5 months old. Lana says he's a "Whiz" on sheep and will be a great working dog.

Watch for him in the stock rings in 2007..we're VERY excited about Lana and him starting what will hopefully be a road to a WTCH in the future.

He will DEFINATELY be at the 2009 Nationals in Colorado competing.

Brodie spotted the cattle in the round pen one day and couldn't get his mind off them, so "Auntie" Lana decided to let him get upclose and personal with them. As soon as he figured out that he could move them as easy as the sheep..he was off and working, pushing those cows around the round pen.