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LOL, nah that won't do it, we live in the hills on the outskirts of the metro area. We love the trees and the birds, kangaroos in the backyard, other wildlife and lack of cars/houses/people to move back down the hill Moving to the country is my life long goal, this is the closest we can get at the moment due to the kids schooling.

Sigh. Even though it means a two dog limit I swear though, given the chance I would have one of every Border Collie variation available...red merle, blue merle, chocolate and white, red and white, blue eyes, mixed eyes, short coat, medium coat, prick ears, tipped ears. LOL I love them all Of course my Taji boy is very special - my one in a million and he could never be replaced!

Michelle

Yes I noticed the new little addition on the blog do tell more - I just got back from the Gold Coast and met a heap of Toller pups.

I know, it was a bit unexpected, as you can tell by my last post. The thing is, since we got Taj we knew that we would have to adopt more Border Collies, they are just so awesome. But we were thinking (LOL, ok I was planning) to wait until Taj was about 2 before we added another one....we both whole heartedly agreed that the the only exception to this would be if we found a white faced female, working bred, with the right personality, raised with kids, good with other dogs and animals and a few other requirements that made actually finding a dog to match the list of requirements about a one in a million chance, especialy as we were not actively (or passively for that matter) looking.

Lo and behold I get an email from my sister who lives in a country (who has huskies and a koolie and has nothing to do with BC's) telling me about a puppy that needed to be placed in a good pet home. One look at the photo of the white faced female puppy and we were packing the kids in the car for a trip to the country Trinity met everyone of our requirements and is now a member of our family So technically she found us, and given the circumstances, it was meant to be Luckily our situation is such that having two pups under 12 months is not the issue that it would be for most people, time and training wise, plus Taj is very mature for his age (Tia has been a very good settling influence for him).

She is a little pocket rocket, full of energy and is a little angel most of the time and a cheeky little monster occasionally. Hopefully she will like agility as well, apparently most of the working BC's that are trialling over here are related to her, and most of them do pretty well, so it will be interesting to see how she goes.

Michelle

Cool - so where is she from???? Have you seen Terra she is my favourite WA working lines BC. Sounds like your in for a lot of fun . All the best with her.

Sally

Hehe Terra is gorgeous and a relative (cousin?) of Trinity's I think. I'm pretty sure I got some photos of Terra at the Western Classic the other night.

We got Trin from Nan Lloyd (Kumbark Kennels in Darkin), her mum is Christies Driftz and her dad is Badgingarra Bobby.

Michelle

Oh, Congratulations Any photos.....................Please!

Go check out the blog there are plenty of photos .

Now I'm having a blonde moment what Blog??

This one - http://www.turbotaj.blogspot.com/

I keep going to make one up for Trinity I just have not had a chance with so much else on.... soon - really i will..... soon

Greg

Thanks! Love the video of her in the pool, very clever for one so young. The little dark spots on her face look like tear drops, she is so sweet.