Tini

GCH Scalloway & Serac’s Hold My Quarantini PT RA SCN SEN SIN ATT TKN RATN RATI VA

CH Maverick Tyrant x GCH Scalloway’s The Huntress CGC TKN

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Pedigree

Tini Tini Quarantini!

Tini came from the first litter that I was actively involved in whelping and raising. Her dam Diana (GCH Scalloway’s The Huntress CGC TKN) belongs to my good friend Lea Bertsch of Scalloway collies. Diana is a fun girl with a lot of drive and personality who is utterly devoted to her mama Lea. It was an absolutely amazing opportunity to be a part of this litter.

Tini’s sire, Ty, is a son of GCH Maverick Painted Lady who was Best of Variety Rough at the 2018 Collie Club of America National, and a nephew to GCHB Maverick Fanfare (2019 CCA Rough Select Bitch, 2021 Westminster BOV Rough). Ty is a gorgeous boy and we are very excited to introduce his line’s virtues into our dogs. Frank and April Trevino of Maverick collies have produced a family of dogs that truly excels in type, outline, and expression.

Little Tini was born at barely six ounces and quickly earned the nickname “Little Bit”. We weren’t sure she was going to make it, but some supplemental feeding and love from mama Diana sealed the deal. I still remember her barely fitting in my hand and now l have a whole grown dog! I started calling her “teeny tiny” as a puppy because she was smaller than the rest, and the name stuck. She came home with me as the COVID quarantine hit in March 2020, so Hold My Quarantini/Tini was a logical name combo, plus it encapsulates her “hold my beer” attitude.

Tini is a fun little firecracker who enjoys sleeping belly up and playing with her toys. I love her smooth head and lack of depth, as well as her well-angulated front and lovely, effortless movement. Her temperament is, in my opinion, her #1 virtue. She is always up for a challenge and completely unphased by new situations.

Tini has a very nice amount of drive and makes an excellent sports dog on top of conformation. She is a quick thinker and loves toys, food, and praise as reinforcers. She is somewhat vocal and sometimes decides to talk back to me when given cues. Her focus when on the job is fantastic, but she always adds a spin of her own! On top of herding, Tini trains in Scentwork, Barnhunt, Agility, Flyball, and Rally. She also loves FastCAT.

Tini is naturally keen on stock. She covers her sheep and ducks, responds well to commands and is truly a delight to work with. Every judge we have trialed under has urged me to continue in this discipline with her. I am absolutely hooked and can’t wait to see where our journey takes us!

Tini and I went to the 2021 Collie Club of America national specialty where she was the youngest dog to qualify for Most Versatile Collie. To do that, she qualified in three venues: herding, rally, and conformation. Tini truly is the whole package and I am delighted by her maturity in training. We qualified for MVC again in 2022 in Salt Lake City, where Tini also won the Rally Advanced A class with a 92/100.

Tini is co-owned and co-bred with Lea Bertsch of Scalloway Collies.

Tini had a litter of puppies in June 2022! I have kept her tricolor smooth son, Maël.

Gallery

Show Results

• Winners Bitch (2 pt) – CenTex Kennel Club, Nancy Eilks
• Winners Bitch (2 pt) – CenTex Kennel Club, John Schoeneman
• Winners Bitch, Best Owner Handled (1 pt) – Conroe Kennel Club, João Machado
• Reserve Winners Bitch to 4 pt major – Greater Kerrville Kennel Club, Sam Houston McDonald
• Winners Bitch, Best Owner Handled, Best Bred By Exhibitor (1 pt) – Greater Collin Kennel Club, Dr. Sophia Kaluzniacki; Best Bred By Exhibitor Group 3, Barbara Palmer.
• Winners Bitch, Best of Variety (2 pts, over special) – Texas Kennel Club, Terry M. DePietro.
• Winners Bitch, Best of Variety, Best Owner Handled (1 pt) – Cen-Tex Kennel Club, Larry Abbott; Owner Handled Group 4, Amy Gau.
• Winners Bitch, Best of Winners, Best of Variety, Best Owner Handled (4 pts, over special) – Travis County Kennel Club, Edy Dykstra-Blum
• Winners Bitch, Best of Opposite sex, Best Owner Handled (2 pts) – Conroe Kennel Club, Joan Luna Liebes
• Winners Bitch, Best of Opposite sex, Best Owner Handled (2 pts) – Conroe Kennel Club, Dr Eric Liebes
• Reserve Winners Bitch to 3pt major – Fort Worth Collie Club, Patt Caldwell
• Winners Bitch, Best of Winners (3 pts) – Texas Kennel Club, Rick Gschwender to finish!!
• Best of Variety (5 GCH pts, champion defeat 1/3) – Greater Collin Kennel Club, Kimberly Anne Meredith
• Best of Variety (5 GCH pts, champion defeat 2/3) – South Texas Collie Club, Randall Sheets
• Select Bitch (5 GCH pts, champion defeat 3/3) – South Texas Collie Club, Misti Labs
• Select Bitch (4 GCH pts) – Collie Club of San Antonio, Laura Weiss
• Best of Opposite Sex, Best Owner Handled (1 GCH pt) – Greater Kerrville Kennel Clubs, Larry Abbott
• Select Bitch, Best Owner Handled (1 GCH pt) – Greater Kerrville Kennel Club, Carolyn Herbel
• Select Bitch (1 GCH pt) – San Antonio Kennel Club, James Mitchell
• Best of Opposite Sex (2 GCH pts) – San Antonio Kennel Club, Col. Joe Purkheiser
• Select Bitch (2 GCH pts) – Collie Club of San Antonio, Nancy Anstruther NEW GRAND CHAMPION!!!
• Select Bitch (3 GCH pts) – Collie Club of San Antonio, Nancy Simmons

Performance Results

• Herding test, Qualified, Judge Ken Theus, April 10th 2021.
• Herding test, Qualified, Judge Karen Trimble, April 11th 2021 TITLE!
• Herding test at Collie Club of America nationals 2021, Qualified, Judge Terry Kenney, April 16th 2021.
• Pre-Trial test at Collie Club of America nationals 2021, Qualified, Judge Carol Ann Hartnagle, April 17th 2021.
• Pre-Trial test, Qualified, Judge Pat Taylor, August 28th 2021 TITLE!
• Pre-Trial test at Collie Club of America nationals 2022, Qualified, Judge Carol Gerken, March 26th 2022.
• Pre-Trial test at Collie Club of America nationals 2022, Qualified, Judge Janie Nafsinger, March 27th 2022.

• Novice B, 94/100, 6th place – Collie Club of America Nationals, April 21st 2021.
• Novice B, 95/100, 6th place – Collie Club of America Nationals, April 22nd 2021.
• Novice B, 86/100, 4th place – Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, October 29th 2021 TITLE!
• Novice B, 97/100, 4th place – Travis County Kennel Club, October 30th 2021
• Advanced A, 92/100, 1st place – Collie Club of America Nationals, March 30th 2022.
• Advanced A, 73/100, 3rd place – Collie Club of America Nationals, March 31st 2022.
• Advanced A: 76/100 – Travis County Kennel Club, October 29th 2022. NEW TITLE!

• 9.381s, 21.80 mph, May 29th 2021
• 8.927s, 22.91 mph, May 29th 2021
• 8.476s, 24.13 mph, May 30th 2021
• 8.591s, 23.81 mph, May 30th 2021

Barnhunt

• Instinct: 38.13s March 6th 2021 TITLE!
• Novice: 1 min 12.5s, March 7th 2021.
• Novice: 1 min 52.12s, March 7th 2021.
• Novice: 1 min 50.17s, June 6th 2021 TITLE!
• Open: 1 min 31.98s, June 6th 2021 – 2nd place.

Scentwork

• Exteriors
  • Novice A: Bexar County Kennel Club, November 5th 2022
  • Novice A: 4th place, Bexar County Kennel Club, November 6th 2022.
  • Novice A: Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, January 7 2023. TITLE!
• Containers
  • Novice A: Bexar County Kennel Club, November 5th 2022.
  • Novice A: Bexar County Kennel Club, November 6th 2022.
  • Novice A: Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, January 7 2023. TITLE!
  • Advanced: Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, January 8 2023.
• Interiors
  • Novice A: Bexar County Kennel Club, November 5th 2022.
  • Novice A: Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, January 7 2023
  • Novice A: Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, January 8 2023. TITLE!
• Buried
  • Novice A: Bexar County Kennel Club, November 6th 2022.
  • Novice A: Capitol Dog Training Club of Austin, January 7th 2023

Misc:

• 2021 Collie Club of America Nationals: Most Versatile Collie qualifier (youngest qualifier that year).
• 2022 Collie Club of America Nationals: Most Versatile Collie qualifier.
• 2023: Collie Club of America versatility award.
• AKC Temperament Tested