Hope you enjoyed it.  If you have dogs, any kind of dog get out and put ‘em on stock!

Remember, there are lots of ways to skin a cat and work a dog.  This is what I enjoy and feel is best for my style of stockmanship.  If you find something useful, great.

A friend of ours from Texas commented on one of the videos saying everything looked so peaceful.  Molly, you couldn’t have made me feel better.  That’s my goal, make everything as peaceful and positive as possible for the human and the animals.

I got a long way to go but it’s an enjoyable ride.

Here’s lots of clips with lots of thoughts and a little story telling.

You’re going to have to be really into horsemanship to stay hooked on this one.

I’ve got one more day to work and then I’ll leave you alone!  My camera must have moved at some point so it doesn’t show some things I’m talking about.  I’ll try to show in next session.

Remember these videos are about creating dogs to work livestock in a manner that is all about livestock production and handling cattle in a way that is simple and to create animals that are gentle and easy to handle.

Your interactions and relationship with your animals is a very personal journey. Hopefully these videos give you some ideas to help you along the trail.

I hope you don’t mind if I throw a story or two in along the way.