Thread: Photos of your dog

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Im sure yo uwill find a porker or fallow to tip over for her to find for you..if not she will have weeks holiday and get to go for big walks everyday and two trips on a big boat..whats not to like??? that "go have a drink" training you have been doing will come in handy..she can be sent down to creek so you dont need to walk down yourself.

Its no coincidence its the Fallow rut too We have 6 full days hunting.

When your sworn enemy makes it to safety and then taunts you through the glass .

All of the evidence presented on this thread so far tends to suggest your dog is a real hardcase @Ground Control?!?

Getting warmed up for your morning Walk .

Hope the Video works , sometimes not everyone can see them when I post on forums .

Bella (12 months Lab) tracking last night.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jBT4Ffx7vwM

pure poetry in motion to watch that......and so young,she is going to be a cracker mate.

Bit of pest controll for local farmer,we ended up with 22 geese and around 12 pigeons,first time for the dog paddock retrieving,he did pretty well considering the geese weigh around the same as him.

Lost my polaroid glasses at the river last night,took Bo down this arvo and he found them. He has picked up my dropped cell phone once and carried it across the river before I relized it was in his mouth and also found a mates lost vape at the river. You are right Thar labs are great!


And not a scratch on the glasses.
Bo with lost vape.

Looks smart Gibo.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Looks smart Gibo.

He wont be feeling so smart today, ate something at the park yesterday and spent the night projectile shitting

got this girl yesterday, border collie x heading dog

had same discussion with RUMPY the other day walking off the hill.
for me a heading dog is a job discription just like huntaway or pig dog.....
the breeeding of said dog isnt as important as how it preforms the task its asked to do.
heading dogs have natural tendency that has been bred to improve....go get stock and bring it back to the boss.... classic is to get young pup in a small paddock with sheep,go stand in middle of paddock and say nothing unless dog goes to bite...it will all of its own accord,without knowing why round up all the sheep and bring them towards you and keep doing so. also called a strong eyed sheep dog...it eyeballs the sheep till they go away in desired direction,towards the boss man.
along similar vein get in behind a mob of sheep with young huntaway pup and rush towards them shouting and clapping and pup will run up and start barking and continue to do so..its job discription is to hunt the stock away..bark at them to make them move,usually away from you .
good looking pup whatever its genetics

not to put too fine of point on it..but a border collie IS a heading dog..... it should be very keen on sheep and wont bark unless put under pressure.