Dogs allowed?

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Harvest time in the village, not my dogs but worth a watch

 

[crimson]

I haven't been in a position to post in this thread yet, however that has all changed with our recent addition and preparation for the Grenadier.

Meet our newest family member, she's a bordoodle and doesn't yet know or understand the adventures she's about to experience. Hello World

 

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Cocker in the Poo
Harvesting has finished in the fields around us. Now they are muck spreading and guess who went out to play

 

[shiv.nandak]

I have somewhat of a sassy model myself. This is Samu, he is 1.5 years old and he is a Samoyed.

 

[crashnburn]

Baillie our 4 yr old guard dog (not!)

Always looking for someone to pet her.

 

[Logsplitter]

This is Iris who we are looking after whilst friends are on holiday. Typical Labrador waiting for any scraps that may come from the pizza oven.

 

[YellowLab]

Forever Hungry, Forever Hopeful...

 

[MurphyMurph]

Sadie (black & white) - Purebred Border Collie (5-1/2 yrs)
Murphy (tri-colored) - Mini Aussie/Toy American Eskimo (8 yrs)
Cali (black) - Border Collie mix with ??? (RIP )

 

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Sadie (black & white) - Purebred Border Collie (5-1/2 yrs)
Murphy (tri-colored) - Mini Aussie/Toy American Eskimo (8 yrs)
Cali (black) - Border Collie mix with ??? (RIP )


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Christ and i thought our CockerPoo was needy

 

[Blackbox88]

I have somewhat of a sassy model myself. This is Samu, he is 1.5 years old and he is a Samoyed.

Sammies are the best! and yes they have a character hahaha

 

[Burki]

My Mali has already conquered the Grenny...

 

[Krabby]

Chewie - Airedale 4
Vader - Lab 4
Koda - Golden Ret 1+

 

[Rab]

Midge, 2, Navigator

 

[Tazzieman]

 

[Rab]

The Midge admiring the new woodland progress.
More interested in the field mice and frogs tbh.

 

[Krabby]

Good time for bump on this!

 

[MTNDOG]

The look when you tell her, yes we have dealer, but no, we are not sure when it will arrive!

 

[Phud]

He wants to try his car!!

 

[stickshifter]

My community hosted the North America sheepdog championships last weekend. We watched the finals - the dogs are amazing. On their own, they fetch sheep - rounding up two groups of 10 sheep that are about a half mile away - each group distantly separated from each other. They herd the two groups through some gates, and bring them together. Then they work with their handler to shed the sheep - separating 5 marked sheep from the rest of the herd - and then they drive them into a pen. As a spectator sport - its not exactly action-packed, but its worth checking out if you have never seen it before.

 

[YellowLab]

My community hosted the North America sheepdog championships last weekend. We watched the finals - the dogs are amazing. On their own, they fetch sheep - rounding up two groups of 10 sheep that are about a half mile away - each group distantly separated from each other. They herd the two groups through some gates, and bring them together. Then they work with their handler to shed the sheep - separating 5 marked sheep from the rest of the herd - and then they drive them into a pen. As a spectator sport - its not exactly action-packed, but its worth checking out if you have never seen it before.

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Amazing - congratulations!!