Mosaic Cardigan Welsh Corgis

Our Girls - Pickles and Zoey

CH Winbuck’s Van Lear Rose, "Pickles"

CH CardiRidge "Red Hot Lover" x CH Winbuck's Lyric
born 10/11/2005

Pickles is our second cardigan. She is a beautiful black and white bitch with tan points and is our foundation bitch for Mosaic Cardigan Welsh Corgis. Pickles finished her championship over a 6 month period, beginning with the Heartland Kennel Club show at Purina Farms where Judge Ms Diane Sprung awarded Pickles her first BOB over specials at the ripe old age of 6 months. From Purina Farms we headed off to the 2006 CWCCA Nationals where she was in the first cut in breed for 6-9 month olds. From July through December 2006 Pickles was awarded two 4 point majors with a total of 6 Winners Bitch, 3 Best of Winners, 1 Best of Opposite Sex and 2 Best of Breed over specials. Pickles received her last 2 pts for her championship under Judge Mr. Robert J. Shreve.

In July, 2007, Pickles free whelped 6 gorgeous puppies! There were five gorgeous girls (2 blue merle, 3 tris) and one boy (blue merle). See our Puppies page for pictures of these young adults.

Pickles is Hips good (PennHip - 70%), PRA unaffected, CERF normal, Elbows good, Heart normal, Thyroid normal.

CH Mosaic's Jumpin' Black Splash, "Zoey"

CH Coedwig's Carbon Blue x CH Winbuck's Van Lear Rose
born 07/21/2007

Zoey is our third cardigan. This energetic girl is a sweetheart from our very first litter at Mosaic Cardigan Welsh Corgis. She is a strikingly beautiful blue merle bitch with tan points. Zoey completed her championship with her third major, a 5 point winners bitch. We will continue to show Zoey on a limited basis in conformation and have started training for obedience to utilize her unbelievable atheletic ability and sweet personality. Zoey also spends a lot of time with me at an elementary school where the children absolutely love her. She actually had a part in one of the school productions and is quite famous with the students and their parents.

Zoey knows no strangers and is so gentle when around children as well as older adults in nursing homes we visit. In the near future Zoey will be assisting a young student with special needs to learn to interact with other students. Needless to say, we are thrilled with our little Zoey.