SuzkCA

I'm still getting about 15 inches with a rigid tape but at this point, he's only been training for 6 weeks and he may not be a full year old. He moves to level two next week so I think we're still a year out before he could be ready; who knows what size he'll be by then. Despite his height, he isn't delicate looking like say, a Sheltie with fine bones. Still no luck with posting a photo, what am I doing wrong?

I'm trying to upload Bodie's photo from my Flickr without luck, what am I doing wrong?

Hopefully, this will show a photo of Bodie. He may be younger than we think he is but he does have his adult teeth. I may be holding the tape at the wrong site but he is small. I'll have our trainer see if she gets a different height for him.

He is just around a year old so yes, he may get taller but he will be on the small side. He's a classic black and white, just adorable. We adopted him from two young guys who were keeping him in an apartment they did get him from a full Border litter of ranch dogs that one of the boy's aunt's owned and there were several sizes in the litter. Our last BC was 17 when she passed away last year and it's strange having a full tilt BC again. Last night he chased a possum up a 6 foot wall and nearly went over the top; lots of new stuff every day.

My one year old BC Bodie is ony 15 inches tall (he is a rescue but full BC). We've been in agilty class of 5 weeks and he's doing pretty well but if we do go on to agility games, which group/class competition is for his size? He has a great deal of power and he's fast. If I can just control his attention span, we may have a good agility dog. We're also doing clicker tricks so if the agility thing doesn't work out he can always fall back on an acting career