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Marketa is Roger’s handler and its obvious they have special bond and an understanding between one another. At the early age of 4 months, Roger was adept at a host of tricks and could honestly hold a job in the Circus (see videos on our YouTube Channel).

His athleticism and intelligence is a cut above. Marketa is an outstanding handler and the sky is not even the limit for Roger under her training. I have the highest expectations for him in a household where he will get to experience all walks of life and competition.
In his 1st trial at 14 months (on limited training and exposure per a prolonged injury to his front leg) Roger earned his Started Sheep Title with a 1st & 3rd finish & 1 leg on started Ducks (2nd Place)
In Roger’s “CaniCross” premiere 15 km run = 9.32 miles) he WON The Championship.
May 2019 - Roger’s 2nd Trial
Qualified on all 5 Runs | High In Trial | Open Titles

Babe is a carbon copy of her sire, Rip, aesthetically though she took the best of both from her Sire & Dam in her working style. Her intensity & focus in every walk of life is apparent. She is exudes: confidence, intelligence, and athleticism.

Babe is the poster-child of the type dog I intended to create when I made the Rip x Sioux cross and I look forward to putting her innate ability to work at Bluff Springs.

Luna is the definition of a hand for Miller Family Farms in Tennessee where she is the right hand on their large Angus operation.
Luna was VERY CLOSE to staying with me. She had the “it” factor from a very early age.
As the runt of the litter she had no choice but to be confident and that she is and has proven to be. She has a ton of power in an athletic package.
She got an early start at or some time before 10 months and has shown to be a dog that has transitioned that power and “want to” into stock.
Moving pairs is no small feat regardless of age and she does a masterful job in assisting in daily chores for Miller Family Farms.

Pep is with us here at Bluff Springs and is available to the right home.
She would a push/drive dog with no training. She works silent and hits low between the dewclaw on the heels.
Pep is quite possibly the fastest dog I have owned to date.
She is the definition of a clown and loves to show out. She has earned the nickname of “raccoon” as she has the tendency to act like one! She loves a frisbee, ball and the water.
Pep is versatile dog with a loving personality and gets along with anybody and everybody.

Please contact us if you’re interested in a multi-purpose dog!