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Meet Trina
Posted By Otter
Some of you know I have had hounds Borzoi, Whippets, Ibizan Hound, Daschunds and terriers, Border Terriers and Parson Russels but many of you don’t know that I also have a Australian Cattle Dog. Her name is Trina, she is the kennel mascot. As you can see she keeps guard over the place. When she barks I know something is up, whether it be a customer coming down the driveway, a cat or two, chickens, or deer, she lets me know. She is obedience trained and would love to be able to herd. I wish I had the time to take her to herding trials, but I don’t. She is always on the go, rarely stopping except for a belly rub. I thought I would share a few snapshots of her doing what she does best… guard the place. I love her with all my heart and no matter what Bob says she is as smart as my German Shepherd Dog Kahrol was..maybe even smarter.
Jul 24th, 2008
This is the first time I ever saw Trina. I can tell she’s sound. What else would I expect from you?
Anna
Anna, she is very sound. She tends to get lean during the summer months and without the winter coat she really tends to look thin. If I had to fault her I would say she is on the small side. Her head is amazing, full cheeks and all her teeth. Some of the specials out there should have a head and body as nice as hers. I really should finish her. She is a typical Cattle Dog, head is always carried low and she can go non stop all day long. She is very true to her breed. I love her dearly, just wish she would leave my ankles alone!