Aussies

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Originally posted by Kim S.:
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Wow Angel3! She does look like she might have Kelpie in her. The Humane Society said she was a Husky mix. The vet said it looked like she did have some Aussie Cattle Dog in her because she has the spotting on her forelegs, chest and belly.

I guess I'll never know what she has.

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Kim, the Kelpie is an Australian-developed working dog breed...just like the Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler). They have common ancestors...that's where the blue bits on the blue/tan kelpies come from. Why don't you email the people on the US Kelpie site & show them the pics of your girl & ask their opinion?

rachel, i am so sorry for the loss of your dear bandit...i read the other posts and i can only say what everyone else has...i feel for you at this time you and bandit will be in our prayers....delidog..

Rachel, I'm so sorry to hear about Bandit. I know what it's like to lose someone you love. I'm not looking forward to losing my others. We have a red tri Aussie that we got at the shelter and a GSD/Aussie mix and I love them both dearly. Bandit and Lady can play together at the Rainbow Bridge until we get there.

Oh darn.. I missed this post.

To reply to the last message... agility... YES... check out the official NADAC (North American Dog Agility Council) website. I believe the website is www.nadac.com

They have all the rules and equipment specs listed here. If you want to run your dog in agility you must have a NADAC (or AKC, CKC) registration number.

My aussie LOVES agility... she is also on the local flyball team. They are definitely a full of energy breed and require active homes, but well worth it!

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