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The purpose of working dogs, is to handle the stock
on your own in a steady and quiet manner |
Excellent for weaner breaking |
The dogs have to take any situations and be strong another to block, hold and drive the cattle any direction you wish, whether it's behind you or if something runs past you , the dogs will come to the front of the cattle to stop them and turn them back into the mob. |
The dogs take the place of one or two good Stockmen.
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All we do is ride around the cattle, rarely getting our horses out of a walk, open and shut the gates, the dogs do the rest.
This quiet and stress free control of cattle is possible to achieve with good working dogs. Its is such an advantage to accomplish this and the dogs are a great pleasure and such an asset to any property. |
Good Dogs Make Quiet Cattle
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Quiet Cattle Fatten Faster |
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All of our dogs are pedigreed with long and proven working bloodlines that are guaranteed to work. |
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Border Collie Male
DOB:8/10/2005
Gamest of all the Dogs when working Cattle and will bite nose, front foot and heel
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St Helena Sailor
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Taff (Imp)
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St Helena Beauty
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Walladin Bobby
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Prince's Wally
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Gibberagee Megs
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:: ALVAGLEN BETH ::
Border Collie Female
Hardiness, Strength with plenty of Bite And Natural Working Ability.
Beth is now in Pup due in January
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Shaundar Dan
QCD 0698 |
Oak Park Darby
Q2418 |
Roma Banjie
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Roma Daisy
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Bon Post Gen
Q3234 |
Oak Park Tom
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Barkers Tilly
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Alvaglen Jeanie
QCD0405 |
Kip 218586
QCD0074
Nov/open dog of year |
Nap ROM
188631 |
Nell
177305 |
Walladin Sally
QCD0305 |
Terwina Ben
8382 |
Aust Ch. Keltinda Dell
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For Sale $1,650
:: SCOTT'S JEANIE ::
Border Collie Female
DOB: 11/10/07
Plenty of Bite (Heel/Nose) Go all Day.
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Alvaglen Tuffy
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St Helena Sailor
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Taff (Imp)
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St Helena Beauty
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Walladin Bobby
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Prince's Wally
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Gibberagee Megs
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Alvaglen Beth
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Shaundar Dan
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Oak Park Darby
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Bon Post Gen
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Alvaglen Jeanie
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Kip 218586
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Walladin Sally
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~ Pups For Sale ~
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The right attitude promotes harmony between man and dog.
Being an effective Dog handler is about understanding, attitude and patience.
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