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Thursday, October 7, 2010

Old Postcards (I think)

I got these off of EBAY some time ago (not as long ago as the postcards depict)
On the back of each it says 1870. Beats me. That's a pretty BIG Border Collie :0)

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Kilt, Yoko, Champ

3 generations

Piper,Betsy,Hotshot

The whole gang

Xena

Best dog ever

My 3 BCs

Kilt, Jet, Yoko

Party Girl Kilt

Pork Roast Troubie

JET for President

Yoko driving in poppies

Yo's sis, Whisper

Yo's bro, Mo (Moses)

Krazy Kilt

Kilt...a Spice Girl wannabe

I have the right to remain silent, but the inability to do so!

Oh Nooooo!

She's not going to talk about that!

Kern River Dogs

I'm NOT bluffing

Playing seven card stud

Aerodynamic Jet

Kilt

You want to know WHO is in charge?

Need you ask?

Beach Buddies

Walk-Up Champ

Working sheep

Champ and Jet

CHAMP

No truer words.....

Why is that?

Me and Baxter Black

http://www.baxterblack.com/

In deepest sympathy...

http://http://www.pawsamomentcards.com/

Me and Johnny McNally

Best Friends

Derek Fisher and Yoko

Yoko

Yo's sis, Flo

With GOOD friends...

Ewe'll never walk alone

May I offer you

a triple grande nonfat dog biscuit?

Sedona Hot Dogs

Yoko

May I get into the car?

Time to go to work

Snow dog

Kilt napping on Xena

Walk-Up Border Collies

I came up with the name "Walk-Up" because I live on a small mountain and it's a bit of a "walk-up" to get to our home. We live on 35acres backed by the Olympic hills to the south and the strait of JuanDe Fuca to the north.

Border Collies entered our lives 16 yrs. ago when I received Riorun Jet from Patrick Shannahan. Jet is my soul mate, a talented trick dog, master agility dog, and open sheepdog. He is intense when he is working and mellow when he is not. Jet has placed in USBCHA open competition only working sheep a couple of times a week. It can be done. Kilt came to us from Diana Gauthier (Keen-Eye stockdogs) in Canada. Kilt is a ton of fun and is all business about working livestock. She has placed in open competition and is getting better about teaming up with me. We won our first open class (2011) with a marked shed, pen, single this year. We have bred only one litter by Jet. I kept a pup, Walk-Up Yoko. She is extremely talented in agility and can hold her own on sheep, too. She qualified for the National Nursery finals and has placed well in pro-novice along with winning several open classes in her later years.

I now have Kilt's son by Applegate's Buzz. He is a nice working dog, too. He qualified for the Nursery Finals and has several open wins.
I firmly believe one must keep an open mind in the training of dogs. I don't think there is any fool-proof method that works with all dogs.

Party on Garth

Party on Garth

Who's drivng home?

About Me

gvmama: I was a critical care RN MSN at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital and an adjunct clinical teacher for a local community college. I am retired now. I'm always on the go....I'm afraid I might miss something. I have a deep love of animals, teaching, hiking, competition, photography, and traveling. I love laughing with good friends. I have the mindset that every day you get up is a good day worthy of celebrating. Don't sweat the small stuff :0) "Live as if you were to die tomorrow, learn as if you were to live forever." Gandhi And, last but not least.... "This is for all the strong ladies, who have made it through so much in life: I'm compassionate because I have known suffering. I am wise because I've been foolish. I can laugh, because I have known sadness. I am alive, because I am a fighter. I will survive because I am strong."

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