CAMnSAM Border Collies: DOC (MCCALLUM'S SLEDGE/HANK)

YES, THE BORDER COLLIE IS AN OUTSTANDING BREED OF DOG, BUT TO LEARN MORE AND TO BE SURE IT IS THE RIGHT DOG FOR YOU, TAKE A MOMENT TO VISIT DOGBREEDINFO.COM TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS BREED

The Border Collie was developed by the farmers and shepherds of Great Britain to manage and control livestock. The modern Border Collie is the result of three hundred years of breeding for working abilities. Border Collies are intelligent, obedient, eager to please, and easily trained. They have genetic herding abilities, athleticism and tremendous drive.
Border Collies are the most widely employed stockdogs in the world and work sheep, cattle, goats, hogs—even poultry. Because of their trainability and athleticism, they also dominate obedience, agility, and flyball competitions.
Border Collies instinctively go to the heads of livestock and gather them into a workable group. Most Border Collies demonstrate their instinctive desire to work anywhere from eight weeks to one year of age.

OUR DOGS are sold with limited or full registration options (click for registration information). Homes that will not test the working ability of our dogs will be sold with limited registration. You still receive "papers", just the inability to register offspring. Limited registration status may be lifted as we see fit. Full registration is reserved for, but not limited to, working farms & agility prospects. We have been breeding quality Border Collies since 1999, and care dearly that they remain the outstanding dogs that they are! We regularly have pups and occasionally have started and finished working dogs for sale. We pride ourselves on having some of the best working dogs on the east coast!

YES, THE BORDER COLLIE IS AN OUTSTANDING BREED OF DOG, BUT TO LEARN MORE AND TO BE SURE IT IS THE RIGHT DOG FOR YOU, PLEASE CLICK TO BE FORWARDED TO THE AMERICAN BORDER COLLIE ASSOCIATION WEBSITE. ALSO, TAKE A MOMENT TO VISIT DOGBREEDINFO.COM TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS BREED

CAMnSAM Border Collies

Saturday, May 31, 2008

DOC (MCCALLUM'S SLEDGE/HANK)

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