Creekwood Collies: From Rock Star Performances to Westminster

Creekwood Collies have made a name for themselves in the world of dog shows, with their impressive performances at prestigious events like the Westminster Dog Show.

Their owner, a renowned breeder and handler, has been instrumental in their success, dedicating years to perfecting their training and technique.

Creekwood Collies have consistently demonstrated exceptional obedience and agility, earning them top honors at competitions across the country.

Their winning formula is a testament to the hard work and dedication of their team, who have carefully honed their skills through rigorous training and practice.

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Creekwood Collies have been a prominent force in the world of collie breeding and showing for many years. They have won numerous awards and accolades, including multiple Grand Champion titles.

One of their most notable achievements is the win of Grand Champion Pleasant Acre Creekwood Rock Star, also known as Rocky, at the Westminster Kennel Club Show in New York. He was named best in breed and went on to compete in the nationally televised herding group.

Creekwood Collies have a long history of breeding and showing collies, with owner Mary Lee Shingle having been involved in the breed for 30 years. She started breeding collies after falling in love with the breed as a young girl.

Creekwood Collies have also been involved in breeding Rocky's mother and grandmother, as well as half brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews.

Creekwood Collies has a long history of breeding and showing exceptional Collies. They were founded by Bobbin1001, whose email address is [email protected] and phone number is 908-963-1888.

Their website, creekwoodcollies.net, showcases their achievements and available dogs. In 2015, Pleasant Acre Collies congratulated Creekwood Collies on several of their wins.

Creekwood Collies had a successful year in 2015, with many wins including Silver GCH Creekwood Sam I Am and Bronze GCH Creekwood Rockstar. They also won with GCH Creekwood It Happened One Night and Bronze GCH Creekwood Miss Behavin'.

GCH Creekwood Sam I Am was a notable winner in 2014, earning the title of Grand Champion. Creekwood Collies also won with CH Creekwood Miss Behavin' and CH Creekwood It Happened One Night that same year.

Creekwood Collies has a strong presence in the Collie community, with wins in various categories. One of their notable wins was with GCH Creekwood Hot Chocolate in 2014.

In 2011, Creekwood Collies partnered with Wilshire Collies to produce CH Wilshire Mistress Of The Dark. They also won with Creekwood Chase The Dream, Creekwood Hooray For Hollywood, and Creekwood Chase The Rainbow.

Rocky, the Grand Champion Pleasant Acre Creekwood Rock Star, lived up to his name at the Westminster Kennel Club Show in New York's Madison Square Garden.

He was named best in breed and moved on to compete in the nationally televised herding group.

Rocky is a 2-year-old rough-coated collie bred by Mary Lee Shingle at her Pleasant Acre Collies in Donegal Township.

He was bred by Shingle, and his co-owners are Shingle's friend, Robin Reed of Blairstown, N.J., and her mother, Ginger Mehr of Jewett, Ohio.

Rocky's mother and grandmother, as well as half brothers and sisters and nieces and nephews, were also bred by Shingle.

He had an air about him even as a puppy, and Shingle says he has been amazing in his brief career.

Rocky loves to be looked at and feeds off the energy in the crowd, carrying himself with the attitude in the ring.

He ended 2015 as the top rough collie in the country for both the Canine Chronicle and in the Hawkins standings.

Next for Rocky is a trip to the Collie Club of America National Specialty Show in Louisville, Ky., where he will be part of a Top 10 Invitational exhibition in addition to competing.

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The Westminster Event is a prestigious dog show that showcases some of the world's top canine breeds, including the majestic Collie.

In 2019, a Creekwood Collie named Flynn won Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

The Westminster Event is a great place to learn about different dog breeds and their characteristics.

Creekwood Collies are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and high energy levels, making them a popular choice for active families.

Flynn's win was a testament to the hard work and dedication of his breeder and owner, who trained him to be a top-notch show dog.

Creekwood Collies are often used as therapy dogs due to their gentle and affectionate nature.

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