24th July 2010 Saturday

Advanced B Sheep
1 Border Collie Wyloo Cyndie ABS

Intermediate B Sheep
2 Kelpie Cagella Willow NQ
3 Border Collie Morillo Cato ABS
4 Border Collie Kateway Raffles HSAs HSBs Q 75 points
5 Border Collie Old Mill Panda HIAs HSBs NQ

Started B Sheep
6 Border Collie Glen (ARH) Q 96.5 points 1st Runner Up High In Trial - Sheep
7 Border Collie Kateway Janda ABS
8 Border Collie Tallain Black Onyx HSAs Q 73 points 2nd

Herding Instinct Test
9 Border Collie Korella Fed Xpress ABS
10 Aust Kelpie Ch Suthenskys Single N Luvn It Q
11 Border Collie Elkana Makn Impression ABS
12 Border Collie Waminda Born to be Wild Q
13 Aust Kelpie Suthenskys Shameless Success Q

Herding Test
14 Border Collie Hotnote Overlander Q
15 Aust Kelpie Ch Suthenskys Single N Luvn It Q
16 Border Collie Ionaborda Rosalie Hale Q
17 Border Collie Korella Fed Xpress ABS
18 GSD Sharmandra Incas Gold Bart ABS
19 Border Collie Sarasota Magical Mystery Tour Q
20 Border Collie Jordyalan Fererorondnoir Q
21 Border Collie Ionaborda Tess McLeod Q
22 Border Collie Sarasota Diamonds Onthe Inside Q
23 Border Collie Elkana Makn Impression ABS

Pre Trial Test
24 Border Collie Elkana Dr Crusher HT Q

25th July 2010

Started B Ducks
1 Border Collie El Shamah Fred Q 92.5 points 1st place
2 GSD Sharmandra Fraucheska Q 74.5 points 2nd place
3 Border Collie Old Mill Panda HIAs HSBs NQ

Started A Ducks
4 Border Collie Ch Bordalace Theme for a Dream HSAs NQ
5 Aust Stumpy Tail Nellarou Silver Tail HSAs Q 85 points
6 Border Collie Calipsofire Just Peachy NQ
7 Border Collie El Shamah Fred Q 94.5 points 2nd - Reserve High in Trial -  Ducks
8 Border Collie Old Mill Panda HIAs HSBs Q 97 points 1st - High in Trial - Ducks
9 Border Collie Juke (ARH) Q 88 points 3rd

Advanced A Sheep
10 Border Collie Wyloo Cyndie Q 93.5 points

Intermediate A Sheep
11 Border Collie Kateway Raffles HSAs HSBs Q 87 points
12 Border Collie Morillo Cato Q 98.5 points High in Trial - Sheep

Started A Sheep
13 Border Collie Ch Bordalace Theme for a Dream HSAs Q 75.5 points
14 Border Collie Kateway Zeta Q 89.5 points
15 Border Collie Calipsofire Just Peachy NQ
16 Border Collie Ch Elkana Captain Janeway PT Q 83 points
17 Border Collie Gr Ch Borbern Mastrs Aprentice HSAs Q 82 points
18 Border Collie Tallain Black Onyx HSAs Q 93 points
19 Border Collie Kateway Janda Q 93 points
20 Border Collie Glen (ARH) Q 96 points
21 Border Collie Timatosha Jus Wone Look (Swazi) Q 91 points


Herding Instinct Test
22 Bearded Collie Memorylane Its In His Kiss Q
23 Border Collie Delolea Blaze Q
24 Bearded Collie Bonibraes Dance with Me Q

Herding Test
25 Border Collie Sarasota Magical Mystery Tour Q
26 GSD Sharmandra Incas Gold Bart ABS
27 Border Collie Hotnote Overlander Q
28 Border Collie Korella Fed Xpress ABS
29 Border Collie Sarasota Diamonds Onthe Inside NQ
30 Border Collie Ionaborda Tess McLeod Q
31 Aust Kelpie Ch Suthenskys Single N Luvn It Q

Pre Trial Test
32 Border Collie Delolea Blaze Q
33 GSD Kamunyak Kamunyak Caelen ABS
34 Border Collie Wynnlake Midnight Whisper HT Q

Note: Results are posted as is, please report any omissions or errors...... thanks

Border Collie dogs are one of the most intelligent breeds of dog. So how do you know how intelligent your Border Collie is?

There are several ways to measure your dog’s intelligence including how quickly your dog learns new commands, can find its way though obstacles, solve problems, or even just how quickly it recognises people and other things in its life.

Just because you have an intelligent dog, does not mean it will be easy to train. Just because they are smart, your Border Collie may decide to do anything other than what you ask even if they understand what you want....

A. We usually allow people to see the puppies from 6 to 8 weeks old.

Viewing them at an younger age is of no real advantage as they change so much in that time.

Plus we do not want to place undue stress on the mum which may lead to unwanted complications, like weaning the puppies at too earlier an age.

Weekends are the best time for us, though we do have a range of personal activities and commitments that we like to pursue each weekend.

Please call and make a mutually agreeable time to see the puppies.

If there are any changes to your commitment to visit, please call us let us know as soon as possible so you can re-schedule a time for your visit. 

It is important that you make sure your Border Collie is easily identifiable if it ever gets lost. We do not ever want to think about the consequences of losing our beloved dog, but the reality is that anything is possible. Be prepared for the worst so it is easy for your Border Collie to find its way home.

Make sure your dog always wears a collar with ID tags attached with your dog’s name and your cell/mobile number on it.

ID tags are a simple, cost-effective method of identifying your dog and they come in all sorts of materials, shapes, colours and sizes.

While identification tags are great, if the collar comes off, or your Border Collie loses its tags, your dog may be lost forever if you do not use a more permanent method of identification. Microchipping and tattooing are two methods that make sure your pet is returned to you if the two of you are ever parted....