Dogs
Let me introduce you to the other dogs that work with me.
Holly has bred three litters of puppies. The first
litter were not registered and unfortunately they
were born in early March 2001 ( foot & mouth
had only just started ). She reared all 10 of her
puppies, but we had an awful job trying to find
new homes for them.
litter were not registered and unfortunately they
were born in early March 2001 ( foot & mouth
had only just started ). She reared all 10 of her
puppies, but we had an awful job trying to find
new homes for them.
Her second litter were ISDS registered, she had
nine puppies on 15th May 2002 by Joe McRobert’s
Roy. We kept a black and tan bitch pup called
Queen. The other eight puppies all went to working
homes, and are all doing well for their new owners.
Holly’s third litter were born on 3rd February 2003,
she had ten puppies but she only managed to rear
seven of them. Again Roy was the sire of them, as
the last litter had turned out so well. We sold six of
them, and kept a tri coloured bitch called Cheviot
Floss. ( The Cheviot bit is Sue’s new prefix ).
nine puppies on 15th May 2002 by Joe McRobert’s
Roy. We kept a black and tan bitch pup called
Queen. The other eight puppies all went to working
homes, and are all doing well for their new owners.
Holly’s third litter were born on 3rd February 2003,
she had ten puppies but she only managed to rear
seven of them. Again Roy was the sire of them, as
the last litter had turned out so well. We sold six of
them, and kept a tri coloured bitch called Cheviot
Floss. ( The Cheviot bit is Sue’s new prefix ).
Queen, is a smooth coated tri-coloured border collie,
she was born on the 15th of May 2003.
She is fully trained, and a very useful work dog. Sue was
going to trial in the 2005 - 2006 nursery season, but when
She is fully trained, and a very useful work dog. Sue was
going to trial in the 2005 -
Holly
Fern
Queen
Cheviot Roy
Sadly Holly had to be put to sleep on the 5th January 2006, just before her 7th birthday
when it was discovered that she had fairly well advanced cancer in her throat. Sue says
that she will leave Holly on this page for now, even though she is no longer with us.
when it was discovered that she had fairly well advanced cancer in her throat. Sue says
that she will leave Holly on this page for now, even though she is no longer with us.
Ferns third litter of puppies were born on the 20th
January 2006. She only produced two puppies, both
tri-coloured dogs. Their sire was R. Dalziel’s Joe
January 2006. She only produced two puppies, both
tri-
Cheviot Roy is the youngest collie, he is a rough
coatedtri-coloured border collie, he is out of Fern
by Nike and was born on the 9th April 2005. He is
a big strong type of dog. Roy will work both cattle
and sheep and is proving very keen and fearless.
coatedtri-
a big strong type of dog. Roy will work both cattle
and sheep and is proving very keen and fearless.
Sue took her to some
local trials it was as if
she had forgotten every
thing that she had been
taught, so for the time
being Queen will be used
as a work dog.
local trials it was as if
she had forgotten every
thing that she had been
taught, so for the time
being Queen will be used
as a work dog.
Fern’s fourth litter were born on the 23rd September
2006, she had five, three dogs and two bitches. Their
sire was again Joe McRobert’s Nike, as the other
litter by Nike all turned out so well.
2006, she had five, three dogs and two bitches. Their
sire was again Joe McRobert’s Nike, as the other
litter by Nike all turned out so well.
Tyco (UK) Wagga Wagga
Wagga is a red and tan Australian kelpie, he was
born on the 3rd November 2006. He is by Woolstone
Taz out of Chatsworth Tyco Pixie Red, and is fully
registered with the Working Kelpie Council of
Australia Inc. Wagga is a very calm, sensible dog, he
seems to take everything that is asked of him in his
stride. He will also work both cattle and sheep,
although he hasn’t as yet started proper training
sessions.
born on the 3rd November 2006. He is by Woolstone
Taz out of Chatsworth Tyco Pixie Red, and is fully
registered with the Working Kelpie Council of
Australia Inc. Wagga is a very calm, sensible dog, he
seems to take everything that is asked of him in his
stride. He will also work both cattle and sheep,
although he hasn’t as yet started proper training
sessions.