Doggy Pics:

Love of dogs is a family characteristic; here is a scan of a photo of my sister and her Old English Sheepdog which recently appeared in her local paper in the lead-up to an animal charity fund-raiser:

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I love OE sheepdogs. Never seen one that didn't look exactly like every other OE though. I wonder if their owners get them mixed up at dog shows.
 
My hunting buddy, kicks the hogs out of the brush for me. It's on the quad.
 

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Heres a few taken at my parents house over the winter, the heeler is mine (Chiodos) and the Norwegian Elk Hound is my parents (Bandit)
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@ Carolina River Rat : some breeds like OES and Border Collies can look alike, but when I used to show my late Becky it was the exhibitors with the little 'Toy' dogs like Chihuahua's, Maltese and Bichon Frieze (watch out saying that name out loud a few times :o ) who would just gab a dog out of a cage or crate on wheels, rush it into the ring, then have to make a hasty retreat backout to grab the correct entry before the judge got to them. :D

@ el dub your companion is a Blue Heeler?

@ derrickd803: few if any Australian Blue Heelers in their homeland see snow like your Chiodos does.
 
superduty truck said:
Blue heelers ROCK!!!:thumbup:
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My apologies for not mentioning your Blue Heeler cross Princess and I assume pure bred BH Cokey ?

Downunder the official name for the breed is the Australian Cattle Dog. It also comes in a red color too.

Plus there is the Stumpy Tailed Cattle Dog which was developed in the State of Queensland and comes in both blue and red colors and has a naturally occurring short tail; its looks and size is almost identical to the ACD but is also less aggressive with a bit softer temperament.

They are icons of the Aussie bush.:thumbup:
 
b.c.molin said:
My apologies for not mentioning your Blue Heeler cross Princess and I assume pure bred BH Cokey ?

Downunder the official name for the breed is the Australian Cattle Dog. It also comes in a red color too.

Plus there is the Stumpy Tailed Cattle Dog which was developed in the State of Queensland and comes in both blue and red colors and has a naturally occurring short tail; its looks and size is almost identical to the ACD but is also less aggressive with a bit softer temperament.

They are icons of the Aussie bush.:thumbup:
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no problem. Both girls are a handful. :D
 
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First time on a boat. She freaked out to get on, but was fine in about 10 min.

Gracie, 6 mon. old Choc. Lab
 
Purty choc lab. My yeller one was the same way first time on a boat. Did NOT want to get in, but once we got underway she calmed down. Now she hops in before I even have a chance to get it off the trailer.
 
@ el dub your companion is a Blue Heeler?

I dont know what kind she is. My nephew got her up in Oakhurst, and I got her about 1 1/2 years later when he couldn't keep her anymore.
 
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