“Blue” (blue dilute)

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Since I was a child we have always had Border Collies around the ranch. For working stock and family pets! Just like our horses, disposition and natural working ability means everything but why not also have an attractive animal? Over the years and people asking for pups out of our dogs we decided to do a small amount of breeding and still to this day we only have a couple litters per year. Our dogs have a high drive and tight eye working ability but also a great 'off-switch', which makes them wonderful to train and have around. They are all registered, health tested and family raised! Extremely well socialized and a part of our family, just like the parents. Not kept in kennels.

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“Gin” (blue dilute, non merle)

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Gin is bred by Ross Games and by his great trial dog Clem. He was imported from Wales and turned 1 year old February, 25th, the day his photos were taken. We are so excited about his future as a working dog and sire! His style, talent and disposition are absolutely amazing!!

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“Bill”

 

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From Paul Adams, who has been using our boy Bill for about a month now:

"Bill is a handlers dream he shows up to work with smile every day. I never have to wonder if he's gonna give less than 100%. He is extremely smart about his stock he is working whether it be sheep or cows. He is soft enough to work sheep and plenty tough enough to work cows. He bites a heel and will take a good kicking and go straight back to work. Very excited to start some of his pups. If they have the personality that he does they will be a lot fun!"

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“Steel"

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One of our young males who has already proven himself to have a lot of grit and a lot of style on stock! Chances are, if you have seen me at horse events, you have seen Steel with me :)

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“Empire"

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One of our young, lilac males who is currently on sheep and will be started on cattle soon.

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“Bentley” (blue dilute)

 

Outside dog we occasionally use for breeding.

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“Taff” (lilac)

Imported from the United Kingdom.

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