Kelpie puppy Gossip and stockwoman Aticia Grey | Muster Dogs
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2022
- Meet Team Gossip. Unbreakable stock woman Aticia Grey has been battling drought for 4 years, and with a property that is destocked she has taken on the added challenge of training new pup Gossip to become a Champion Muster Dog. #ABCMusterDogs
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Five graziers from across Australia are given five Kelpie puppies from the same litter and set with the challenge of transforming these uniquely Australian dogs into champion muster dogs.
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My Dad's Australian Kelpie loved to sunbathe....he preferred laying in the sun and panting versus laying down in the shade any day ☀️
Loved this movie, well trained, beautiful kelpies.
I want a kelpie so much ❤🖤
Gossip is hilarious. Locking the car doors and stinking it out!
Oh yes!! Love your ideas for the property. It is wonderful to see so many young ones on stations working hard to regenerate the properties. Your babies are wonderful - bought myself your book as a Christmas present!
Great job with gossip!
A girfriend once bought a beautiful Kelpie from a pet shop..my family used to breed & show dogs, so I warned her against owning a working dog in the suburbs...'I couldn't help it' she said, the little doggy was just so cute.. The girlfriend lived in a townhouse with a tiny yard. It took 2 months for the dog to take charge and dominate her. She moved, it barked. I should have learnt my lesson, her two teens controlled her too. I talked her into taking the Kelpie to a working farm & giving them $500 to cover her growth. Sadly, she wouldn't do the same with her teens.
I have a Kelpie and not a large station. It's not impossible, walks daily, can do obedience classes, can do working dog classes. We'll do working dog classes most likely. There are options. Lot's of farms keep dogs in kennels for months and months when not working. It's not always better.
The bloke knows how to pick a good dog.
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