Our Female Coming soon BRE Missy May and BRE Betty Boop, our next generation of quality dogs. 

  Missy Mayś granddad was the 2003 Texas State Champion and 2003 National Finals Nursery Champion. She is the daughter of our Mayfield's May dog that was one of our top dogs for years. 

Yea, I am one tough dog! Just ask me.

May showing us how to keep ones kibble safe.

Her nose is often at ground level.  She is happy easy going,  Very trainable  

Duke May's grandfather at his 2003 Nursery Final. He is the dog on the right

Mayfield's May Mother Reba working cattle just beyond the picture.

One of Mayfield's May's and Abington's Reese pups at six months old. He weighs in at 40 plus pounds at this point.

Same pup as the the left at 8 weeks old.

Robin and May working at A clinic put on by Brian Abington see Favorite links to contact Brian about clinics and training your dog. We went to the clinic to learn to train and to learn to be herdsmen as many times it is the person needing to learn how to work the dog rather than the dog needing the only training.

The process of picking out your pup can be easy if the pup picks you first. Other times it is a helped or hindered by bring a friend. Each litter is different in some way as we learn and the desires of the clients are challenged.

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