Aus Ch Callicoma Leica ET HT

Aus Ch Callicoma Cosmic

Aus Ch Callicoma Lyric HT

Aus Ch Callicoma Linne ET HT

Aus Ch Callicoma Ricoh

Aus Ch Callicoma Merlot ET PT

Dual Ch (T) Callicoma Capella CDX ADX JDM ADO JDO GDX SPD SD HT ET NGC NJC NAC

Aus Ch Callicoma Pinot Noir

Aus Ch Callicoma Maher

Aus Ch Callicoma Bronze Beauty

Aus Ch Callicoma Blacksmith ET HT

Aus Ch Callicoma Ruby Red CCD AD JD ET HT

Aus Ch Callicoma Orion ET

As well as showing Aus Ch Oatland Pipistrelle CD, Aus Ch Oatland Chieftan ET, Aus Ch Oatland Vespadelus and Aus Ch Spectre Blacklock  to their championship titles.

We have also bred two dogs who are currently being shown successfully in Europe - German Ch (VDH) Callicoma Blitzen and Callicoma Serenade.

Callicoma Dancer ET  is currently being shown and is well on his way to his title.
 

To be able to show a dog it must not be desexed, however some shows offer classes for neutered dogs, but not many at this stage as it is a fairly recent ruling. Neutered dogs are shown in a separate class from intact dogs and are not eligible for the title of Australian Champion. I do not agree with that ruling, and would like to see neutered dogs competing against intact dogs in normal classes at all shows, but that is not the way it is.

Callicoma Verdelho AD JD HT ET has won a "Best Neutered in the Working Dog Group award" and Callicoma Antares has won a "Best Neutered in Show award".

If you choose to show your Callicoma kelpie, whether in neutered or standard classes, I will give you as much help as possible (even if you show against me :-) )