Flock of Collies — flock of collies

Flock of Collies coming home ... go to voyage of discovery For people who want to Learn More About Border Collies and their first cousins A unique collection of resources where a Collie is much more than a herding dog. If you know, you know. SUPPORT & GUIDANCE for both you and your Collie to live together enjoying each other's company. FLOCK TALK Forum for those quirks that leave you stumped or an urge to share! SHEEPBALLS® So much more than just a herding game: where you learn what they are doing, how they do it, and why. Flock26 Membership Learn more: their history, the real work, the Collie Brain, discover the delights of Sheepballs® Games and to Play Well. Learn how to find a balance with their Collieness and your lifestyle. £30 for 6 month's access plus full refund when join SheepBalls® join or renew NEXT SheepBalls® course: SheepBalls® The Ultimate Game for NoSheep Dogs . Individual coaching to develop your skills and those of your sheepdog. More than a game of playing ball with a dog. Games and interaction to release and shape the innate behaviours. Includes The Flock and Herding Games £280 Starting 13 Aug 8 weeks What We Get Right About Dogs by Frances McCormack We can learn from remarkable people who have worked with remarkable dogs: training and learning are not the same thing at all. Herding Games For All Dogs? by Kay Laurence The wrong herding game is like trying to make a tennis player succeed at football Ear Myths by Frances McCormack There is a myth surrounding Border Collies that ear shape, coat colour or texture, and even eye colour are indicators of that dog’s personality, temperament, or behaviour: for example, it might be said that a long-coated red dog is sensitive; a dog with pricked ears... Working or Predatory? by Frances McCormack We often hear the claim that the Border Collie is exhibiting predatory behaviour on sheep. But are they really seeking to kill? A View to a Kill? by Frances McCormack We often hear the claim that the Border Collie is exhibiting predatory behaviour on sheep. But are they really seeking to kill? Any Dog But a Collie by Frances McCormack After deciding I wanted to live with a dog, the only dog I ruled out was a Border Collie. Do We Want Impulse Control? by Frances McCormack Teaching your Collie “impulse control” is the wrong way of thinking about their urges, and certainly an unhelpful way of dealing with them. Rearing A Collie Pup The Pleasures of Puppyhood ~ Obnoxious Puppy to Delightful Young Man ~ Betoothed Learning Machines Meeting Nika - Surviving The First Year, Podcast. Advice from seasoned Collie

Folk Join Flock of Collies COLLIE WIKI Things You Need to Know History of Collies | Inherited Behaviours | Health Questions | The Shepherd's Dog | Registration Systems QUIRKS Different and Unique Why are Collies Different? | Which Brain? | Collie Rewards | Choosing the Wrong Sheep to Work LEARNERS Learn in the Collie Way Superb | Smart | One Step Ahead | Single Event Learning | Amazing Learning Skills | Are You Ready? SheepBalls® Trade Mark is protected from use by any other business, group, individual or organisation without the express permission of Learning About Dogs Ltd. Trade Mark No: UK00003901470 PLAY & GAMES Perfect Games SheepBalls® | Rules for Games | Benefits of Play | Learning in Play | Choosing Which Game | Best Balls DEVELOPMENT Rearing a Collie Pup Child of Delight | Living with The Teenager | Build a Super Learner | Familiarisation Not Socialisation LIFESTYLE Living Together Lifeskills for Your World | Walking Side by Side | Resting | The Time and The Place | When Enough is Written in Stone MYTHS Legends and Misinformation The Stories About Collies | What We Believe | Fiction and Dreams | Not the Advice You Should Follow