Chelsey.Quinn

That would be great :) Thank you!

I should have clarified on that! It just refers to the more common / less common breed seen. Or more commonly used for that purpose / less commonly used for that purpose. If that makes sense :)

Hi everyone! I am not new to the forum but this may be my first post! My name is Chelsey and I am completing my Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services. My current assignment is about interviewing breeders or owners about their breed. The dogs fall into the following groups and I need a typical breed and atypical. I have done a few already but not many! They are strange groups so it is hard to find some! Small terriers (only need typical), large terriers, bull breeds (only need typical), sight hounds, scent hounds, gundogs (spaniels, setters and pointers), sheep herding breeds, stock herding/guarding breeds (only atypical), flock guardians, sled dogs and mastiffs. The questions are: 1. Expected behaviour of the breed before attained. 2. Trainability of the breed. 3. Activity level of the breed and how the owner provides for this. 4. Grooming requirements (not show dogs). 5. Any specific feeding regime followed. If anyone could help, that would be greatly appreciated! I would love to learn about each and every one of your breeds so even if I have information on one already, don't hesitate to comment :) Thanks!

Does anybody know of any fenced in parks north of the river?? Apparantly theres one in Cragie but I couldn't find it! I have a 5 month old border collie X kelpie you are welcome to use althouggh she can be quite boisterous and may be a bit too much for your little girl

YOU little stalker! Never be sad you have a cross bred DOG, and NEVER apologise for it Chelsey,!! Its YOU the owner that counts and makes the dog the great beings that they are! Hey mine havent even got hair and I love em! Hope the lovely Quinn is ok after his travels at the beach!!!! Get Quin all spoofed up and ready to educate some Xolos next Hols!! J Welcome Chelsey Haha Jacqi I wasnt stalking just oberseving I don't think the attack at the beach has phased Quinn much. She doesn't let anything get to her. I think she'll be fine I can't wait for her to meet the Xolo's, although not sure if Taha will like her, Quinn's sorta annoying sometimes! haha Thanks everyone, she is very adorable Rach takes some really good photos of her

Hi everyone Ive been watching this forum for a while and thought i'd join. Im a friend of Rach's and I think I have also met a few of you (don't know if you'd remember though) at dog shows/agility trials. I do not have a pure breed, hopefully that doesn't deter any of you. I've only got my Quinn, she's a Border Collie X Kelpie.

I met a Bull Terrier cross GSD. his name was Jackaroo. He was in the kennels i worked at and was very frightened, but he took a liking to me and was very playful and cute :D He looked exactly like a bull terrier, but had a short GSD coat and markings of a GSD

Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone was interested in helping me with some extra socialisation with my pup. She is at puppy pre school but i think she needs more socialisation , especially with dogs of different ages and sizes. She is only 11 weeks old so it would have to be a secure place and the dog needs to be up to date with vaccinations. I live in Perth. Any help/ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

I am in the Joondalup area

english.ivy: yes im very new to this! i dont even know how to quote someone! And yes my name is weird you would have to blame my mum for that, she also named my brother with a Y (Jayson) My little Quinn is a Border Collie X Kelpie.

Hi everyone! All your puppies are just adorable! I recently got a pup, her name is Quinn, she is 10 weeks old today. She loves to play, is very food driven and loves following people around. She loves the cat and always wants to say hello to everyone. She's doing quite well with her training. She knows sit, drop and has an alright recall (if there is a cat to play with she normally ignores me). She also loves cuddles i hope you all like the pics