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[zenotri]

A couple of clips of my pup, so far I'm really happy with her. I just hope I can be good enough for her.
My friend bred her & has kept her 2 sisters, so it will be cool to watch all 3 progress.



and again a couple of months later (probably too hot to have worked her this long)



hopefully I will take her again in the next week or so. Will be interested to see what she's like now that she has grown up a bit.

Edited, b/c the links didn't work

Edited by zenotri, 06 February 2012 - 03:01 AM.

[zenotri]

And, I know this is not sheep, lol, but it's pretty damn cute!

The day we brought her home. I think she thought Pep was a sheep



With this comes a question...as a baby she was very crouchy on anything that moved, but on sheep she's pretty upright. I'm guessing she will stay upright? (not that it matters, at all, just curious)? Her dam works very low to the ground & sire is on his feet more.

[Cynthia P]

Nice job; some can get more eye as they mature; eyeing up other dogs or a toy doesn't always translate to how much eye they have with stock

Cynthia

[Runzbarrel]

I am new to this sheep herding bit but that was pretty awesome to watch such a young dog do something that is so natural for them!

[zenotri]

Thanks, we worked 4 pups from the litter this week. Mine and one other are still pretty relaxed about it all, one is a hundred miles an hour, and the other is looking superb.

[PSmitty]

I'm no expert, but I think she looks great. If she were mine, I'd be very pleased. Love to see a dog's first time on sheep, and she was awesome!

[zenotri]

thanks Paula.

[CallixBorderCollie]

I am not an expert as well as I am just starting. I can say you did a very great job!

[Serena+Eluane B.C.]

Awwww, how lovely! What a great working pup!