Forgot to put email address last post for enquiries. It is
anne@neaveoscar3.wanadoo.co.uk
Saturday 29 March 2008
Friday 28 March 2008
Betsie's credentials
Betsie, posh name Highyews Eneth Cwm Gwy, yes it is Welsh and means daughter of the Wye as that is where we used to live. D O B 15-07-05
She was born up in Cumbria. Those of you who go to Lune or Barrow shows may know Sue Jones the RSPCA rehomer one of Barrows charities. It was at Barrow we met Sue and after seeing Sarah Bell and Buddie, met Betsie his little sister. It was love at first sight but so expensive. We have always had farm dogs in the past but I am getting on a bit for this agility lark (or so I thought then) so thought I'd go in for breeding.
Betsie is dual registered and has had all the following tests carried all of which are clear and saisfactory
Hips 6/9, Eye test clear, CHD, CL, and TNS clear and no carrier genes.
All her results can be viwed on the Anadune Border Collie site.
So the pair of them, Del and Betsie's pups will be clear of any genetic probs and they can be used for breeding safe in the knowledge that nothing will be carried down to them and they in turn can be used for breeding without the expensive tests having to be carried out.
There is a list for the pups but my first interest for them is the right home for the right reason. If you are interested please email me where we can arrange a chat.
She is very soft natured, very affectionate and loves agility. I, being a bit slow on my feet, have to train her to work away from me, but this is now working out very nicely. No major achievements like her other half, but steady and reliable. She has not been at a show yet where she has not had a rosette or two. Potentially if I can keep up, she will be very good next season once the pups have gone.
She was born up in Cumbria. Those of you who go to Lune or Barrow shows may know Sue Jones the RSPCA rehomer one of Barrows charities. It was at Barrow we met Sue and after seeing Sarah Bell and Buddie, met Betsie his little sister. It was love at first sight but so expensive. We have always had farm dogs in the past but I am getting on a bit for this agility lark (or so I thought then) so thought I'd go in for breeding.
Betsie is dual registered and has had all the following tests carried all of which are clear and saisfactory
Hips 6/9, Eye test clear, CHD, CL, and TNS clear and no carrier genes.
All her results can be viwed on the Anadune Border Collie site.
So the pair of them, Del and Betsie's pups will be clear of any genetic probs and they can be used for breeding safe in the knowledge that nothing will be carried down to them and they in turn can be used for breeding without the expensive tests having to be carried out.
There is a list for the pups but my first interest for them is the right home for the right reason. If you are interested please email me where we can arrange a chat.
She is very soft natured, very affectionate and loves agility. I, being a bit slow on my feet, have to train her to work away from me, but this is now working out very nicely. No major achievements like her other half, but steady and reliable. She has not been at a show yet where she has not had a rosette or two. Potentially if I can keep up, she will be very good next season once the pups have gone.
Why Mylickle
The affix My Lickle was founded by my most wonderful bitch Lucy. She was rescued from being bucketed due to having a severe undershot jaw. She was the ugliest puppy ever but she showed such bravery despite the odds stacked against her. She was a real in your face licker, hence the name My Lickle was born. All our dogs registered on the KC working register have this at the beginning of their kennel club name. Betsie being a breed BC has her breeders affix so as she hopefully is now in the early stages of pup, the name wanted for my affix has been chosen as Mylickle in loving memory of the most wonderful adoring dog anyone could want. She was one of those once in a lifetime dogs.
Thursday 27 March 2008
The Eagles and another memorable happening
The Eagles at the O2 arena was awesome. Even the youngsters among you would have been rockin away the night. Trully a wonderful experience even though my ears are still recovering. Thinking of going to an event at O2 ? Go...... it is an experience to really remember. On other memorable moments yesterday, my Babe Betsie is no longer a virgin so watch this space for news of the patter of tiny feet. Only 62 more days to go.
Tuesday 25 March 2008
New to Blogging
Hi All,
I am new to this blogging lark, but thought I'd give it a go.
I'm just off down to London to see the Eagles in concert at the O2, this will not mean a lot to you youngsters. :)
On route down I will be taking my baby Betsie to see her new husband Del, and hopefully in 9 weeks we will have a few bundles of joy. I'll up date you all and let you know how we get on.
That's all for now.
Anne
I am new to this blogging lark, but thought I'd give it a go.
I'm just off down to London to see the Eagles in concert at the O2, this will not mean a lot to you youngsters. :)
On route down I will be taking my baby Betsie to see her new husband Del, and hopefully in 9 weeks we will have a few bundles of joy. I'll up date you all and let you know how we get on.
That's all for now.
Anne
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