June 27, 2011
After all the “STOP” lessons, Chase had a chance to prove that he was paying attention. This is how a good dog moves sheep to market.
. . . and who has the Chase face?
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I am past sixty-five and still practicing law. I have two terrific sons, they have lovely wives, and I have one truly special granddaughter. At home are three Cardigan Welsh Corgis that amuse and challenge me. We participate in lots of dog-related activities. I love my camera, writing, and roaming. I live in central New Mexico because it's where I want to be. Thanks for visiting my blog. Your (tasteful) comments are welcome.
He is such a good boy! And that face thing, you should see them together. Thank God, Chase has a wide blaze!
Wow, that was amazing! Great work Chase and team. I *heart* Lowri. What a beautiful girl. Can’t wait to see her light up the ring. Both in conformation and herding!
Good boy, Chaser! I love watching that boy work.
Lowri is definitely her daddy’s daughter – what an amazing resemblance! Nick has that huge white blaze on him, but overall looks wise he’s a good mix of Scout and Chase. Personality-wise…I’m still trying to figure that one out!
Well, personality wise, I think that Chase and Scout are very similar in a lot of ways–high energy, love of fun! Don’t know there are strangers, etc. Oh, yes, and LOTS of drive for herding! Really, a match made in doggy heaven.