Border Collies Herding Cattle

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Uploaded by on Jun 5, 2009

Mac MacGregor's border collies herding cattle on a Florida ranch

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  • Do you guys sell puppies and do u ship

  • @PeopleOfTheHorse Yes Mac sells and can ship pups. Contact Mac at 321-268-4266.

  • I once purchased a border collie in Center Barnstead New Hampshire from a man named Maurice MacGregor in the late 80's. Is this the same guy? The dog was great.

  • @MrKayakbobkayak It is indeed the same guy. He just won an important dog trial in New Hampshire last summer.

  • I have a almost 8mo aussie. I have no idea at how to begin training for herding. I know aussies and border collies are different driving techniques but still same general trainign right? I want a border collie for herding and other showings....but how am i supposed to introduce my aussie to sheep/cattle without him getting scared?

  • @ElectricChalk Yes, your Aussie will need the same kind of training. Try locating a good herding trainer near you to get you and your dog started right. Books and videos help. Mac's DVD is one of the best: macsbordercollies.tripod.com/

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  • 2 dislikes were made by cows

  • @stevenpowell100 Your collie is still very young and just needs to build confidence. Try to not let him get into a situation with livestock that he can't "win." When he gets older, maybe 1 years old, start introducing him to livestock in a controlled way so he "wins" and builds confidence. Seek out professional trainers like Mac MacGregor who will help you get your pup started right.

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  • damn those dogs are fast. I wish I had a use for one cuz they are so awesome.

  • How much do they cost?

  • @GrumGrix Yes, dogs do occasionally get kicked. Serious injuries are rare because these dogs are extremely quick, and soon learn to duck!

  • I am wondering if my dog Blazer is from this line.

    She is 9 years old, her mother is 13 years old, also by the name of Blazer, bought from Ron Conkling in Florida.

  • @basseazdi make that a 3rd from me thanks to you

  • @ElectricChalk This assume you are talking about an Australian Shepherd and not an Australian Cattle Dog (a.k.a. Heeler) First, you need to make sure that your Aussie will indeed work stock. I say this because I had an Aussie whose sire and dam worked cattle on a daily basis, and she showed no interest whatsoever. By contrast, my Border Collie came from working parents and he's as keen as a razor. It all depends.Hope this helps

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