~ MEET FREEDOM ~
Freedom is a gorgeous dark blue merle stud. He is a son of our beloved Katie and was bred on
our farm. He has a very kind, loving and gentle disposition. He is sensitive and, though he has plenty of ability and instinct
to work stock, and though he had a great start, he was ruined by a fairly well known local trainer I took him to when he was
only 14 weeks old. He now has permanent herding issues instilled in him that even my friend Bill could
not overcome. Bill is a professional dog trainer on many levels and in many areas. He lives in Oregon and raises and
trains his own stock dogs and works longhorn cattle, sheep and hogs.
Freedom comes from very good breeding and produces awesome pups. The psychological damage he
received by the improper handling, does not reflect in his offspring. They possess his outgoing, friendly and loving
temperament and have lots of working ability. Their breeding shows in their temperaments, their looks and their abilities.
He produces awesome pups! Bill bred him a couple of times with nice pups to his credit. However, running cattle through the
wilds of Oregon did not go well with Freedom's lush and very thick coat and was not condusive to easy keeping. I missed Freedom
and asked Bill if he would return Freedom if I sent him a nice medium coated working female to replace him. He agreed, and
Freedom came home! He took a brief detour to a friend's kennel in Georgia to breed one of his females, but by the time he
got there she had gone out and they missed. He has once again returned home into our senior stud position.
I no longer have my Katie, but I do have Freedom her son, and Shannon, her granddaughter by
Freedom.
NOTE:
Freedom is available for stud to approved females.
Contract and terms apply.
Females must be registered, and of decent breeding.
Brucellosis test required, current vaccinations, free from internal and external parasites,
etc.
Contact me if you are interested in breeding with him. I guarantee merle pups in his litters.
Free breed-back if no pups result. Resulting pups must be sold on spay/neuter contract.
