From our 2015 litter, we kept Spitfire who later became Cammy. Cammy was the last puppy born. As soon as she came into the world she started screaming, earning her the puppy name Spitfire. She's become a good addition to the Four Pillars girls. At her first puppy show, she took hound group both days. The judge even told me that it was a tough decision for best puppy, but if there was a reserve Cammy would have gotten it. In just her short year of life, Cammy is already progressing impressively in her show career. She started off her Bred-By career by winning reserve winners bitch at the Otterhound Club of America Regional Specialty in Louisville. She has since won multiple breeds from the classes over specials. Cammy is my heart dog and I can't wait to see what the future holds. Cammy earned her Championship in August of 2016. She also earned her CGC! She started her specials career going back to back BOB (with specials competition) at the prestigious Westchester KC weekend of shows.

Cammy is currently the #2 Otterhound All Systems

Cammy ended 2016 with a bang, winning a group 3 and group 4 in the end of December 2016. I am so proud!

At the 2017 Westminster Kennel Club, Cammy was awarded Select Bitch for GCH points!

In September 2017, Cammy made any breeder's dream come true. She won the 2017 Otterhound Club of America National Specialty under esteemed hound judge, Michael Canalizo. She went on to win the Hound group under him and was awarded the honor of Best In Show by judge Eva Berg. She was awarded Best of Breed at two of the Regional Specialties by Ron Spritzer and Eva Berg. The next day Cammy won the hound group again, this time under Eva Berg. She was also awarded a group 2 by Anthony Dianard. Cammy earned a place in the Otterhound Hall of Fame for winning an All-Breed Best in Show. 

Words cannot describe how thankful I am for my little heart dog. She is a stunning example of everything an Otterhound should be, loving, devoted, free moving, and beautiful. I know the journey will not end here.