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| nash's Photos |
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Nash's Pedigree & Family Album
Click the link above to view Nash's Pedigree and Family Album
Nash was bred by Becky Parker (Dally Up Australian Shepherds)
and is a half brother to Hoss.
He is out of the same bitch as Hoss (Dally), but his father (Spur) is
out of Wolf & Buff, two very talented cowdogs. In fact, Buff was my
favorite cowdog that I saw while I lived out west, and we're very
excited to have her grandson here!
Very early on we realized that Nash is a really neat dog. He is an
old soul and it is sometimes easy to forget that he is still a very
young dog! Nash makes fans wherever we go and I do believe that
he will be the one to watch in the next few years.
Nash has lots of drive and determination and lives for working.
Heaven help the soul that keeps Nash away from his stock! He is
working sheep and ducks now several times a week, and has been
on cattle a few times.
I had planned to trial Nash this fall in ASCA Started, but I have now
re-adjusted my plans to hold him out a bit longer and train him to a
more advanced level before I start trialing him. Nash is a really nice
dog to work and I want to make sure that he has the best possible
foundation that I can give him before we start his trial career.
Click the link above to view Nash's Pedigree and Family Album
Nash was bred by Becky Parker (Dally Up Australian Shepherds)
and is a half brother to Hoss.
He is out of the same bitch as Hoss (Dally), but his father (Spur) is
out of Wolf & Buff, two very talented cowdogs. In fact, Buff was my
favorite cowdog that I saw while I lived out west, and we're very
excited to have her grandson here!
Very early on we realized that Nash is a really neat dog. He is an
old soul and it is sometimes easy to forget that he is still a very
young dog! Nash makes fans wherever we go and I do believe that
he will be the one to watch in the next few years.
Nash has lots of drive and determination and lives for working.
Heaven help the soul that keeps Nash away from his stock! He is
working sheep and ducks now several times a week, and has been
on cattle a few times.
I had planned to trial Nash this fall in ASCA Started, but I have now
re-adjusted my plans to hold him out a bit longer and train him to a
more advanced level before I start trialing him. Nash is a really nice
dog to work and I want to make sure that he has the best possible
foundation that I can give him before we start his trial career.
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| Nash trialing in FEO ducks at the Honey Creek Classic '09 |
Photo by John Beals
Photo by John Beals