For the record, I generally only breed about one or two litters a year, what you are seeing here is litters planned for the next two years. I like to plan as far in advance as possible so I don't get caught in a crunch.  I frequently change my plans but it is easier to change them than not to have them at all! My goals as a breeder is to have sound bodies and minds and also be able to compete in several venues including Conformation, Obedience, Rally and Agility. I also am working with two different registries, AKC and UKC. There are things I like about both registries and their various competitions.

When you see several planned breedings in a single year, it is because of problems with missed litters and attempts to keep my breeding program going forward without making sacrifices in quality.  Stud availability/age and female age also can be a factor.

Snovali Came Out Of The Sky ("Comet") was bred to Snovali Hotter Than July ("Stevie," AKC ptd)
Comet gave us 5 gorgeous blue merle puppies! We hope to have some show quality pups in this litter.

Snovali TouchTone Nina Ricci ("Ricci") was bred to Snovali Hotter Than July ("Stevie," AKC ptd)
This will result in Blue Merles and Tricolors.  Hoping to produce a "replacement" for Stevie's sire by tightly line-breeding.
This litter will be born and raised at TouchTone  Shelties, who we are co-breeding with.

TouchTone Double Take ("Duet") was bred to Snovali Touchtone Opening Move ("Gambit," AKC maj ptd)
This will result in all Sables.  This breeding has a lot of potential for sweet faces and great attitudes.
This litter is also being co-bred with TouchTone but will be born and raised here at Snovali.

U-CH Snovali Dark Of The Moon ("Ada," AKC ptd) will be bred to one of two boys,
One possibility is Alsudera-Veliz The Cowboy Way ("Drifter") from Veliz Shelties
The other possibility is a double merle boy at Shadowbrook Shelties, "Blitz"
Either breeding will produce blue merles and Bi-blues, but the double merle breeding should not produce any blacks.
Which way we go depends a LOT on when she comes in season!