Best in Specialty Show winning
Australian Champion Tullaview Turns Me On

About Remi

Remi comes to us from the exceptional Tullaview Kennels in Sydney, NSW and we are forever grateful to Patrice Smith and Courtney Spencer for entrusting such a special, quality girl to share our lounge and hearts. 

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Remi has been bred in the purple with her mother, Supreme Ch Tullacrest Call Me Maybe, winning Best in Show at the 4th Border Collie National held in Queensland. Her father, Tehya Blaize O Destiny, has an exceptional pedigree of quality not often seen. It is truly no wonder the resulting litter was full of top quality, sound Border Collies in body and mind.

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Remi has enjoyed success from her first weekend in the show ring and has carried this form throughout her very limited showing career. Some honourable highlights include:

• Best in Specialty Show - April 2022

• Specialty Challenge winner

• Specialty Reserve Challenge winner

• Semi Specialty Challenge winner

• Multi class in show winner (all breeds)

• Multi class in speciality show winner

• Multi class in group winner

• Pointed at only 7 months old

• 5th place in Minor Puppy Bitch class at the 5th Border Collie National, Sydney.

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Remi took 2021 out of the ring to welcome her first litter to the world from the stunning Ch Sashdan Conspicuous. Conceived via frozen semen, Connor and Remi welcomed 5 beautiful puppies in the world in June 2021. 

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Remi recommenced her show campaign in March 2022 winning Best in Specialty Show at the Border Collie Club of NSW Championship show under breed specialist, Dr Ambre Smith (WA). Remi has enjoyed unimaginable success since her Easter success amassing almost her entire Australian title in 3 short weeks. Thrilling wins for this blossoming, beautiful girl who is only entering her prime now. Watch out for Remi in rings around NSW throughout 2022. 

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Border Collie Club of NSW - BEST IN SPECIALTY SHOW

Critique from Ms Ambre Smith (WA) 

"3 year old black and white female. Beautiful smooth outline on first impression. Feminine head, broad flat skull, well defined stop, with a dark oval eye. Great length of neck and front assembly. Level topline, with a low set tail. Very moderate bitch that moved well, balanced and graceful. Showed effortlessly in the rain to win Best of Breed"

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Border Collie Club of Victoria - RESERVE BITCH CHALLENGE

Critique from Mrs J McCann (NSW)

"Bitch with very good feminine breed type and quality. Very feminine head of correct proportions. Balanced outline with good angles front and rear. Moved with reach and drive and kept her topline on the move. It was my pleasure to award this bitch RESERVE CHALLENGE"