Louis finished his championship quickly with all majors. As a sire, he produced the Reserve Winners Dog at the 2005 National Specialty.

Cassie (aka Casserole) was the singleton puppy from Kate's first litter. She easily finished her championship by winning BOS over a multiple BIS winning Havanese.

Fisk finished his championship as a puppy, earning a group placement along the way. In very limited breeding, he has produced five champions, including our Holly and Anna.

Lucy wasn't shown until she was nearly 3 years old, though once she made it into the ring she finished very quickly! She was a joyful girl who produced beautiful puppies. She was later the beloved companion of my grandparents.

Kate was the very first Askin champion. She was a remarkable producer, with multiple group winning offspring. She was later the beloved companion of my mother.

Gracie was the foundation bitch of Askin Havanese. After finishing her championship, she was bred to two of the most influential sires in the breed's history, producing five champions to earn her Register of Merit from the HCA.

Pete was my very first Havanese, a Christmas gift from his breeder Rita Stern. He was my introduction to the breed and dog shows in general, and was my Junior Showmanship dog.

Buster was a once in a lifetime dog. He was the first Havanese I ever met in person, and fate would have it that I would eventually come to co-own and show him. He is one of the most influential sires in the history of the breed, and was one of the most charismatic dogs I've ever met. I'm honored to have played a part in his life.

Audrey was a very special girl. She won Best of Breed at the 2006 Westminster Kennel Club dog show, becoming the first owner-handled Havanese to win this honor. Her only puppy she every produced is Holly, who has since played an important part in our breeding program.