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Welcome to the Sheepdog Blog!

Photo of sheep on a frosty morning in January 2010

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.

FIRST STEPS IN BORDER COLLIE SHEEPDOG TRAINING

Cover image for our sheepdog training DVD set

Learn how to train your first sheepdog with the 2xDVD set that shows sheepdog training as it really is! As well as clear instruction on what to do, you’ll see things going wrong and how to put them right. More info

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Gill

2 responses to “Welcome to the Sheepdog Blog!”

  1. Lesley Abbott avatar
    Lesley Abbott

    Greetings from Australia. We have been watching the training videos avidly since becoming ‘parents’ of a young red kelpie (our third). We thought it would be interesting to see what ‘proper’ training would do and the videos have been a huge help.
    Of course our blood pressure was well and truly up when we trawled through the reports on your efforts with just one kelpie! Like any dogs there are just as many differences within the breed as between breeds as you know.
    Our kelpie is coming along well with her lessons; she’s very strong, determined and energetic. We would love to send you some photos of her training if you can advise how we may do that. Regards Lesley and Kym Abbott, Eden Valley, South Australia

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    1. Andy avatar
      Andy

      Thanks Lesley and Kym – good to know you find the training tutorials useful.
      I’m glad to hear that your kelpie is coming along well. We’d be very interested to see photos (or even better, video) of her working sheep.

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