This page last updated 8-30-2010
Our puppy information and philosophy can be found at the bottom of this page.  
Please read it if you are considering a Cedar Hill - Bel Ami puppy.

The Puppies are Here . . !
Late Tuesday night August 10th, Lily & Austin blessed
us with 6 little bundles of joy.
3 Black Tri Boys - 2 Blue Merle Boys - 1 Black Tri Girl


 Please join us in welcoming this cute crew from Seseme Street.
Not Quite 3 week pictures
Taken Monday 8-30-1020




My Grandson Carter came to visit on Sat.  Carter adores dogs and he had to kiss every puppy. . .  

Of course he wasn't completely happy until he could join them in the pool.  
So we had a puppy, pool party.  They've since outgrown the pool and moved on to larger quarters.
(our Ike is Carter's dog & best friend)


The Proud Parents
 "Austin"                                                "Lily" 
  CH Briarbrook's Austin City Lights                     CH Cedar Hill Consider The Lilies
                              
BIS, BISS CH  Briarbrook's Copyright  x                                           
CH Sunnyrain Incognito  x
 CH Briarbrook's Tabloid Talk                                                 Int. CH Cedar Hill's Bella The Ball
Litter Pedigree Below

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Sire

CH Briarbrook’s Austin City Lights

Sire BIS BISS CH Briarbrook’s Copyright ROM

Sire CH Briarbrook’s Silver Medallion

ROM III

Sire CH My Main Man of Heatherhill ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Silver Sequence ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Photo Credit

Sire CH Briarbrook’s Valedictorian ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Paparapzzi

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Tabloid Talk

Sire CH Briarbrook’s Silver Medallion

ROM III

Sire CH My Main Man of Heatherhill ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Silver Sequence ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Mad About You ROMIII

Sire CH Briarbrook’s Valedictorian ROM III

Dam Briarbrook’s Debutant ROM III

Dam

CH Cedar Hill Consider The Lilies

Sire CH Sunnyrain Incognito ROM I

Sire CH Briarbrook’s Valedictorian ROM III

Sire CH My Main Man of Heatherhill ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Silver Sequence ROM III

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Calamity Jane

Sire CH Kaleidoscope Case In Point

Dam CH Briarbrook’s Silver Anniversary

Dam Int. CH Cedar Hill’s Bella The Ball

Sire Christians Play it Again Sam

Sire CH Los Pinos Once in a Full Moon

Dam CH Los Pinos You Melt My Heart

Dam Christians I’m The Only One

Sire CH McKays Boot Scoot N Boogie

Dam CH Bouncing Balls Jewel of The Nile


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Terry Velnosky                  Hope McQueen
Home 903 963-5452             Home 972-722-6170
Cell   903-316-5981             Cell  214-682-6170
velnoskt@juno.com  or email us  hopecorso@yahoo.com

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Puppy information and philosophy

Any dog is a huge emotional investment , not to mention time and money and should be carefully considered.   The dog you choose could be in your life for the next 15 years.   This is not an area to "bargain shop".

Our puppies come with normal health guarantees.  Show prospects come with a guarantee against any disqualifying faults and will be replaced.

Tails and due claws are removed at about 2 to 3 days old.  They will be wormed at least twice and will receive their first shot before leaving me at at least 8 weeks.  There are always things that can happen, but we carefully chose our pedigrees to avoid health issues and problems.  Any dog that is used for breeding will have proper health clearances.

The litters we have are being bred for us....The pedigrees and sires chosen are to produce show prospects for us to move forward with.  As it is best to evaluate puppies at 8 weeks of age, we will likely not decide who we're keeping until the 8 week evaluation.  Which means that we may not be able to say exactly what puppies can go where until then.  Usually there are puppies we can identify as something we either don't want or don't need  for our breeding/show program and we can and will commit on those.  

We are a small hobby breeder and we enjoy showing our dogs in conformation.  Our dogs are also our pets and live in our homes.  Puppies are whelped and are in a pen in the breakfast area when not outside  in the puppy yard, (after they're  4 weeks old).   We train our puppies to potty on a tray of shavings when in the house and generally they are all  "shavings trained"  by the time they leave.  They are pottied outside when possible, especially when there is bad weather and they cannot be playing in their play yard.  So they are being trained to potty outside, and on shavings when inside.  They will be accustomed to regular household noises and people coming and going.  They are raised in the hub of our homes and get loved on by everyone so they are well socialized.

Aussies temperaments can range from high drive to slightly lazy.  Our dogs love to play and are very active (frizbee being our favorite), but they have a calm spirit and can "turn it off as well as on".  It is very important to us to produce dogs that are enjoyable to live with, easy to train, intelligent, with good social skills as well as being structurally sound and good  breed specimens .  

We do have a contract and all pet/companion puppies are sold with limited registration to be spayed or neutered.  As not every dog is a show dog, but every dog can be a pet, it is only fair that a person looking for a show dog have first opportunity with the puppies that would be good show prospects.   As much as possible we will try to let people choose on a first come first serve basis.  But if there is a perfect fit for a particular family, we will make that choice, or recommendation.

We will take a $100 deposit on a pet/companion puppy and a $200 deposit on a show prospect puppy.  If there is not a puppy for you, ( sex/color etc.) we will refund it or move it to the next litter, your choice.  We will not refund a deposit because the puppy isn't marked like you want it or it doesn't have blue eyes, or you simply changed your mind,  etc.  There can be no guarantees on the superficial things on puppies in any litter and such things should be last on the list.   Priority should be placed on how well the puppies personality/temperament fits with your family and lifestyle. 

If you have any questions that we didn't address or you'd like to discuss further, please feel free to contact us, we'd love to talk with you.