The Working Sheepdog Website blog has been bringing news, as well as sheepdog training advice and articles to farmers, shepherds and would-be sheepdog trials competitors since January 2010.
We’re proud of our service to sheepdog trainers
Since creating the original Working Sheepdog Website Blog page, we no longer offer sheepdog training courses. Instead, we created over seventy excellent sheepdog training tutorial videos.
These have proved very popular with our members. We also invite sheepdog trainers to send us videos of their dog at work so that we can give them an assessment, and offer advice for improvement. Work continues on new training videos, as well as editing and improving the existing ones where we can.
We are also working hard to improve our website content and the service it provides.
The original page or the working sheepdog website blog appears below. At the time, we called it The SheepdogBlog!
This is the original sheepdogblog post…
With all the bad weather we’ve had recently in the UK, we thought it would be good to have a blog so that we can keep people in touch with what’s going on, like sheepdog training courses, the availability of puppies and news from Kings Green Farm, generally. Please keep in touch with us, we’d love to hear from you about border collies and especially sheepdog training.
We’d also value your comments on The Working Sheepdog Website.
Best wishes, Andy and Gill.
WE CAN HELP YOU TRAIN YOUR DOG TO WORK SHEEP, CATTLE OR OTHER LIVESTOCK
If you’re interested in training a dog to work sheep, cattle, or other livestock, we can help you – whether you’re a complete beginner, or just wanting to improve.
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For a very small monthly (or annual) subscription, watch many hours of expertly presented sheepdog training lessons. Not just theory – we show you what should happen, and what to do when things go wrong. Signup now. It’s easy to cancel payments at any time and you can continue to watch for the period you paid for.
Find out how members can send videos for our assessment and advice on their dog’s progress.









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