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Wende
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WENDE
Kansas City Missouri
USA
353 Posts

Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  08:19:33 AM  Show Profile
Maggie and Riggs are a brother- sister pair of Australian Shepard/ Mix I adopted from rescue to take to the farm in N. E. Iowa.

I trained them for basic commands and asked the farmer, for whom the dogs were for, to please keep up the training and I would be back to help train them for his cattle.

They already have good instincts and did "gather" a heifer that got into the neighbors hay field. Then they "drove" 5 heifers to the milk barn. Well, so they weren't going to be milked, but they thought they were doing something great. The boy takes the head and the girl brings up the rear.

Was going to train them to understand commands for left and right, etc.
The farmer called and said he didn't have time ( 5 minutes) to train basics.. DUH!
I now have Maggie and Riggs living with me and 7 St. Bernards.
Would like to find them a good home on a farm so they can roam , help with cattle and have a great family to love.

If you know of anyone who would love them as much as I do please let me know.
They are both fixed, all shots and parasite free. I have already paid the $200 adoption fee and an adoption fee is very negotiable.

They love toys and playing. Both are cuddlers, too. I allow them in the house and on the furniture. This can be fixed, too.

Thanks so much for reading this post. I really don't want to let them go. I do not want to take them back to rescue because they are REALLY full now and will probably take them to a shelter.
They are now about 8 months old .



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Edited by - Wende on Dec 26 2010 08:22:10 AM

Wende
True Blue Farmgirl

353 Posts

WENDE
Kansas City Missouri
USA
353 Posts

Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  08:28:42 AM  Show Profile


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YiberryYadeeKarin
True Blue Farmgirl

343 Posts

Karin
Spokane Valley WA
USA
343 Posts

Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  09:37:05 AM  Show Profile
They are adorable and sound like wonderful dogs. I have a border collie and Aussie mix -- she is smarter than me!

Here's hoping they find a wonderful home...

Thanks for all you do! Karin
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Fiddlehead Farm
True Blue Farmgirl

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Diane
Waupaca WI
USA
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Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  09:48:08 AM  Show Profile
Wende,
So great of you to rescue them! They are gorgeous, I am sure someone will want them. I will put the word out! Merry Christmas, my friend and a Wonderful New Year!

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Wende
True Blue Farmgirl

353 Posts

WENDE
Kansas City Missouri
USA
353 Posts

Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  11:00:04 AM  Show Profile
If you would like more information about Maggie and Riggs please feel free to email me .
Wende
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Lessie Louise
True Blue Farmgirl

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Carol
PECULIAR MO
USA
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Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  5:31:35 PM  Show Profile
Oh Wende, i had hope you would have found them a home by now {besides yours}. I'll ask around, Carol

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Wisdom is not putting them in a fruit salad!
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Wende
True Blue Farmgirl

353 Posts

WENDE
Kansas City Missouri
USA
353 Posts

Posted - Dec 26 2010 :  8:19:50 PM  Show Profile
HI Carol,

I didn;t want to make a decision in haste either.
They have been around goats, dairy cows and barn, also draft horses.
Barn cats too. They love to chase the cats, but get over it.

They ride in the car / van well. Like to meet people and love kids.
They do not nip at heals, but cold noses on bare skin.. LOLOL

Hope you had a great Christmas Carol.
Wende

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Tall Holly
True Blue Farmgirl

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Holly
Worcester Vermont
USA
2305 Posts

Posted - Dec 27 2010 :  09:13:11 AM  Show Profile
why couldn't I have known about these dogs this past summer when I was looking for dogs to keep my cows from walking down the road? If I could think of having them join our family how would I get them to the cold and blustery northeast and How would I learn to work with them ?



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gypsy goat
True Blue Farmgirl

673 Posts

mary jo
michigan
673 Posts

Posted - Dec 27 2010 :  09:49:26 AM  Show Profile
they are beautiful dogs hope they find a good home

farmgirl#1362 whatever you are be a good one-abe lincoln
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Wende
True Blue Farmgirl

353 Posts

WENDE
Kansas City Missouri
USA
353 Posts

Posted - Dec 27 2010 :  1:21:19 PM  Show Profile
Thank you . They are very sweet and train easily.
Holly I sent you an email.

It is true...herding is addictive. I was warned. The more I read or review videos, etc the more I get wrapped up in herding.

Thanks to everyone who had viewed this post.
WENDE

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