Today Jacque speaks with Joe Sheeran about Aussies. This is a very interesting conversation about Joe’s dog Woody the American Farm Bureau Federation's 2019 Farm Dog of the Year (the first Farm Dog of the year!). Joe has a fascinating story about how he came to work with Austrailian Shepherds. When Joe was looking for a dog, he met Rodger Stevens, owner of Pincie Creek Australian Shepherds. This is who he adopted Woody from. After that, Joe met Shelly Spotswood. She really introduced him to training his dogs for stock work. That led to trialing.  The way that Joe acquired Woody was very interesting. Woody was originally given to another owner, but after the owner gave him up, Joe stepped up and welcomed him into his life.  One day when Joe was herding, his cow attacked him, only to be saved by Woody. He was injured, but Woody saved his life.  Jacque and Joe also talk a lot about training their dogs to work with sheep, especially the stubborn ones. Dogs make mistakes, but as you spend more time with them, they learn and get used to different types of animals. No matter how much instinct they have, the Austrailian Shepherds still have to have an understanding of their duties.  Joe says dogs really have everything they need to know inside of them, it's just like training a person you work with.  He is a big proponent of allowing dogs to figure out things for themselves. This allows the dog to use their mind, make their own decisions, and be more proactive of the needs of their tasks. It may not go well the first couple of times, but once they learn more and do not need to be told what to do, it can save the situation.  What separates Aussies from other dogs is the way they think. This episode really shares that what they can learn is unlimited. Link to Woody’s Farm Dog of the Year video  https://vimeo.com/309145572 Connect with Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825   www.stockdogtrainer.com

Today Jacque speaks with Joe Sheeran about Aussies. This is a very interesting conversation about Joe’s dog Woody the American Farm Bureau Federation's 2019 Farm Dog of the Year (the first Farm Dog of the year!). Joe has a fascinating story about how he came to work with Austrailian Shepherds. When Joe was looking for a dog, he met Rodger Stevens, owner of Pincie Creek Australian Shepherds. This is who he adopted Woody from. After that, Joe met Shelly Spotswood. She really introduced him to training his dogs for stock work. That led to trialing.  The way that Joe acquired Woody was very interesting. Woody was originally given to another owner, but after the owner gave him up, Joe stepped up and welcomed him into his life.  One day when Joe was herding, his cow attacked him, only to be saved by Woody. He was injured, but Woody saved his life.  Jacque and Joe also talk a lot about training their dogs to work with sheep, especially the stubborn ones. Dogs make mistakes, but as you spend more time with them, they learn and get used to different types of animals. No matter how much instinct they have, the Austrailian Shepherds still have to have an understanding of their duties.  Joe says dogs really have everything they need to know inside of them, it's just like training a person you work with.  He is a big proponent of allowing dogs to figure out things for themselves. This allows the dog to use their mind, make their own decisions, and be more proactive of the needs of their tasks. It may not go well the first couple of times, but once they learn more and do not need to be told what to do, it can save the situation.  What separates Aussies from other dogs is the way they think. This episode really shares that what they can learn is unlimited. Link to Woody’s Farm Dog of the Year video <a href="https://vimeo.com/309145572?fbclid=IwAR3pSptr2HYZacdTqu7p9R4Ip75wNi_LdDtL8fxFoxvP068iQVeqvLG5jws" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://vimeo.com/309145572</a> Connect with Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 <a href="http://www.stockdogtrainer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stockdogtrainer.com</a>

Joe Sheeran and Woody the 2019 Farm Bureau Dog of the Year

In this episode, Jacque speaks with Randy Kidd, owner of Kidd’s Australian Shepherd, about the history of Australian Shepherd, and what defines a working dog. They also discuss Australian Shepherd genetics and how it is so important when choosing a dog.  Randy Kidd grew up around working dogs. As he got older and started working in livestock, he decided it was time to get his own dogs. In 1979, Randy Kidd got his first registered Australian Shepherd and still works them to this day. He is the owner of Kidd’s Australian Shepherd.  Randy tells stories about working dogs and what a good working dog looks like and what they can do. He talks about the kind of dogs he likes and shares the history of his lines. He gives great advice on choosing pups, and getting into breeding working dogs.  Randy’s company, Kidd’s Australian Shepherd, continues to keep strong Hangin Tree and Slash V bloodlines as the principal breeding in their Aussie dogs. They believe that a powerful dog can handle all types of stock.  Randy strives to breed Aussies that are physically correct and sound, mentally strong, and dogs that are very trainable and fun to be around. The Aussies at Kidd’s Australian Shepherd meet their expectations or we will not sell them to someone else. Their dogs come with a full health guarantee and are guaranteed to want to work.   Connect with Randy Kidd: Website: http://www.kiddsaustralianshepherds.com/   Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 www.stockdogtrainer.com www.intinctiveaussie.com

In this episode, Jacque speaks with Randy Kidd, owner of Kidd’s Australian Shepherd, about the history of Australian Shepherd, and what defines a working dog. They also discuss Australian Shepherd genetics and how it is so important when choosing a dog.  Randy Kidd grew up around working dogs. As he got older and started working in livestock, he decided it was time to get his own dogs. In 1979, Randy Kidd got his first registered Australian Shepherd and still works them to this day. He is the owner of Kidd’s Australian Shepherd.  Randy tells stories about working dogs and what a good working dog looks like and what they can do. He talks about the kind of dogs he likes and shares the history of his lines. He gives great advice on choosing pups, and getting into breeding working dogs.  Randy’s company, Kidd’s Australian Shepherd, continues to keep strong Hangin Tree and Slash V bloodlines as the principal breeding in their Aussie dogs. They believe that a powerful dog can handle all types of stock.  Randy strives to breed Aussies that are physically correct and sound, mentally strong, and dogs that are very trainable and fun to be around. The Aussies at Kidd’s Australian Shepherd meet their expectations or we will not sell them to someone else. Their dogs come with a full health guarantee and are guaranteed to want to work. Connect with Randy Kidd: Website: <a href="http://www.kiddsaustralianshepherds.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.kiddsaustralianshepherds.com/</a> Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 <a href="http://www.stockdogtrainer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stockdogtrainer.com</a> <a href="http://www.intinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intinctiveaussie.com</a>

History and Working Dogs with Randy Kidd

This is a very interesting episode about training with chain behavior and how explosion detection dogs! Jacque speaks with Élise Saint-Pierre, the owner of Dig It Dogs Canine Services and an explosive detection canine handler.  She started with training when she was in high school with her terrier mix. After she graduated high school, she went to British Columbia for 6 months to learn more about dog training. When she got back to Nova Scotia, she started boarding and private training.  For Élise, chain behavior training sessions are her favorite way to work with a dog because she can see their true intelligence. A chain behavior is a multiple set of behaviors that a dog must do all of them, in order, for the dog to get the reward.  Élise is also working with an explosion detection dog, a shepherd named Roberta. Élise keeps up on her training and works on a lot of nose work (scent detection) with her.  When training, she says it's easy to get stuck in the frame of “this dog is not understanding the training” but Élise realized she needed to take a step back and train them based on what works for them.  Élise focuses on shaping the behavior. She starts with a goal in mind, and rather than have them follow a treat, she teaches them the process. She likes letting the dog be creative so they can figure out the system, rather than just going through the systems. Élise has 2 “full-time” dogs with whom she focuses on obedience and agility training. Connect With Elise Saint-Pierre: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Élise.saintpierre.7 Dig It Dogs Canine Services: https://www.facebook.com/DigItDogsCanineServices Website: https://www.digitdogs.ca/   Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 www.stockdogtrainer.com www.intinctiveaussie.com www.workingaussiesource.com

This is a very interesting episode about training with chain behavior and how explosion detection dogs! Jacque speaks with Élise Saint-Pierre, the owner of Dig It Dogs Canine Services and an explosive detection canine handler.  She started with training when she was in high school with her terrier mix. After she graduated high school, she went to British Columbia for 6 months to learn more about dog training. When she got back to Nova Scotia, she started boarding and private training.  For Élise, chain behavior training sessions are her favorite way to work with a dog because she can see their true intelligence. A chain behavior is a multiple set of behaviors that a dog must do all of them, in order, for the dog to get the reward.  Élise is also working with an explosion detection dog, a shepherd named Roberta. Élise keeps up on her training and works on a lot of nose work (scent detection) with her.  When training, she says it's easy to get stuck in the frame of “this dog is not understanding the training” but Élise realized she needed to take a step back and train them based on what works for them.  Élise focuses on shaping the behavior. She starts with a goal in mind, and rather than have them follow a treat, she teaches them the process. She likes letting the dog be creative so they can figure out the system, rather than just going through the systems. Élise has 2 “full-time” dogs with whom she focuses on obedience and agility training. Connect With Elise Saint-Pierre: Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/%C3%89lise.saintpierre.7" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/Élise.saintpierre.7</a> Dig It Dogs Canine Services: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/DigItDogsCanineServices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/DigItDogsCanineServices</a> Website: <a href="https://www.digitdogs.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.digitdogs.ca/</a> Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 <a href="http://www.stockdogtrainer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stockdogtrainer.com</a> <a href="http://www.intinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intinctiveaussie.com</a> <a href="http://www.workingaussiesource.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.workingaussiesource.com</a>

Chain Behavior Training and Working with Explosion Detection Dogs featuring Élise Saint-Pierre

In this episode, Jacque speaks with Aaron Steele, founder of Goats On The Go and host of the Farm Dog podcast.   This is a very interesting conversation about finding a working dog that works for you. When you are looking for a working cattle dog, it is very important to understand the dog’s genetics. Building a relationship with an outside breeder is important, especially if you want to know the dog’s background, training, and potential health issues.  It is important to know what dog you want for your lifestyle, and that is why podcasts like The Instinctive Australian Shepherd and Farm Dog are educating people about the breeds and what to expect from them.  They were just having fun at first and started off their farm as a hobby, but quickly became a business called Goats On The Go®. Now they have 35 affiliates, including one in Canada and Australia.  His son’s helped manage the growth, but as they grew up and moved out of the house, he felt the “growing pain” and decided it was time to get his first stock dog - so he decided to interview experts and that was the birth of his podcast, Farm Dog.  Goats On The Go, based in Ames, Iowa, is a targeted grazing company that uses goats to sustainably manage unwanted vegetation on customers' properties. They also produce the most sustainable meat on Earth for restaurants and consumers. Aaron’s organization is helping people to stop surrendering to the use of poisonous herbicides or CO2-spewing equipment and using goats instead.  Connect with Aaron and Goats On The Go®: Goats On The Go: https://www.goatsonthego.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goatsonthego/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/goats-on-the-go/?viewAsMember=true Farm Dog podcast:  https://www.goatsonthego.com/farm-dog-podcast   Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 www.stockdogtrainer.com www.intinctiveaussie.com

In this episode, Jacque speaks with Aaron Steele, founder of Goats On The Go and host of the Farm Dog podcast.   This is a very interesting conversation about finding a working dog that works for you. When you are looking for a working cattle dog, it is very important to understand the dog’s genetics. Building a relationship with an outside breeder is important, especially if you want to know the dog’s background, training, and potential health issues.  It is important to know what dog you want for your lifestyle, and that is why podcasts like The Instinctive Australian Shepherd and Farm Dog are educating people about the breeds and what to expect from them.  They were just having fun at first and started off their farm as a hobby, but quickly became a business called Goats On The Go®. Now they have 35 affiliates, including one in Canada and Australia.  His son’s helped manage the growth, but as they grew up and moved out of the house, he felt the “growing pain” and decided it was time to get his first stock dog - so he decided to interview experts and that was the birth of his podcast, Farm Dog.  Goats On The Go, based in Ames, Iowa, is a targeted grazing company that uses goats to sustainably manage unwanted vegetation on customers' properties. They also produce the most sustainable meat on Earth for restaurants and consumers. Aaron’s organization is helping people to stop surrendering to the use of poisonous herbicides or CO2-spewing equipment and using goats instead.  Connect with Aaron and Goats On The Go®: Goats On The Go: <a href="https://www.goatsonthego.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.goatsonthego.com/</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/goatsonthego/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/goatsonthego/</a> LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/goats-on-the-go/?viewAsMember=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.linkedin.com/company/goats-on-the-go/?viewAsMember=true</a> Farm Dog podcast: <a href="https://www.goatsonthego.com/farm-dog-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.goatsonthego.com/farm-dog-podcast</a> Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 <a href="http://www.stockdogtrainer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stockdogtrainer.com</a> <a href="http://www.intinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intinctiveaussie.com</a>

Finding The Working Dog That Is Right For You, featuring Aaron Steel from Goats On The Go

Title: Clinic Hopping with Kathi Schwengel In this episode, I chat with Kathi Schwengel, an author and Australian Shepherd enthusiast. There are so many similarities between our lives, this conversation is like speaking with an old friend.  We talk about how having Australian Shepherds is like having a Ferrari without breaks. These dogs are amazing, they have such inner knowing, but you need to put breaks on them! We also talk about what it is like living with Australian Shepherds, living on a farm, dealing with sheep, ducks, and other animals. Kathi was working with the versatility line of Aussies when she got her first sheep. She was trialing and training her dogs, but realized she was missing all the good stuff that happens when you do it “the right way”. When you don't focus on the main end goal, you get to experience all the little goals, which she found was way more fun for her. She knew she wanted to continue taking her dogs to competitions, but she needed a break. She had to take a step back to find more joy for not only herself but her dogs as well.  We discuss ‘clinic hopping’ and changing techniques. I suggest finding one mentor and mastering one method before finding another method to experiment with. Kathi is a fantasy author. Growing up, she spent a lot of time in the library with her librarian mother. Her newest book Bound In Shadow is available now on her website or on Amazon. Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 www.stockdogtrainer.com www.intinctiveaussie.com www.workingaussiesource.com www.australianshepherdnation.com   Connect with Kathi: Kathi’s Website: https://shadowdanceaussies.com/ Kathi’s Author Website: http://klschwengel.com/ Kathi’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shadowdance_farm/ Kathi’s Books on Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/K.L.-Schwengel/e/B00ALKNP42%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

Title: Clinic Hopping with Kathi Schwengel In this episode, I chat with Kathi Schwengel, an author and Australian Shepherd enthusiast. There are so many similarities between our lives, this conversation is like speaking with an old friend.  We talk about how having Australian Shepherds is like having a Ferrari without breaks. These dogs are amazing, they have such inner knowing, but you need to put breaks on them! We also talk about what it is like living with Australian Shepherds, living on a farm, dealing with sheep, ducks, and other animals. Kathi was working with the versatility line of Aussies when she got her first sheep. She was trialing and training her dogs, but realized she was missing all the good stuff that happens when you do it “the right way”. When you don't focus on the main end goal, you get to experience all the little goals, which she found was way more fun for her. She knew she wanted to continue taking her dogs to competitions, but she needed a break. She had to take a step back to find more joy for not only herself but her dogs as well.  We discuss ‘clinic hopping’ and changing techniques. I suggest finding one mentor and mastering one method before finding another method to experiment with. Kathi is a fantasy author. Growing up, she spent a lot of time in the library with her librarian mother. Her newest book Bound In Shadow is available now on her website or on Amazon. Connect with me, Jacqueline Tinker: Lessons, trained dogs, occasional puppies, clinics, and trials Phone number: 817-948-8825 <a href="http://www.stockdogtrainer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stockdogtrainer.com</a> <a href="http://www.intinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intinctiveaussie.com</a> <a href="http://www.workingaussiesource.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.workingaussiesource.com</a> <a href="http://www.australianshepherdnation.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.australianshepherdnation.com</a> Connect with Kathi: Kathi’s Website: <a href="https://shadowdanceaussies.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://shadowdanceaussies.com/</a> Kathi’s Author Website: <a href="http://klschwengel.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://klschwengel.com/</a> Kathi’s Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/shadowdance_farm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/shadowdance_farm/</a> Kathi’s Books on Amazon: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/K.L.-Schwengel/e/B00ALKNP42%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.amazon.com/K.L.-Schwengel/e/B00ALKNP42%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share</a>

Clinic Hopping with Kathi Schwengel

This story is a nail biter. Trudy and her family escape the 2020 Wilhoit fire Oregon fire. She shares her story day by day and talks about how her Aussie, Jill rounded up the sheep and ducks.  Trudy talks about how the fire brought out the best and worst in people. She shares lessons learned and how she now prepares for potential disasters in the future. Thanks Trudy for sharing this amazing story.   Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd   Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar

This story is a nail biter. Trudy and her family escape the 2020 Wilhoit fire Oregon fire. She shares her story day by day and talks about how her Aussie, Jill rounded up the sheep and ducks.  Trudy talks about how the fire brought out the best and worst in people. She shares lessons learned and how she now prepares for potential disasters in the future. Thanks Trudy for sharing this amazing story.  Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar

Fire at the Double V

Meet Sonja Galley, owner of Bindi, 2021 Farm Bureau Dog of the Year. Bindi saved Sonja's life on her family dairy when a rogue heifer charged Sonja and had her on the ground.       Bindi is Sonya's right hand on the dairy farm. This is not only a great story, which will leave you with a lump in your throat or tears in your eyes, it is a nice look into the life of an American farmer and her dog. Make sure you check out the video in the link below...It is very exciting.       Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd   Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar       Video of Bindi! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyG5vpFAB2c

Meet Sonja Galley, owner of Bindi, 2021 Farm Bureau Dog of the Year. Bindi saved Sonja's life on her family dairy when a rogue heifer charged Sonja and had her on the ground.   Bindi is Sonya's right hand on the dairy farm. This is not only a great story, which will leave you with a lump in your throat or tears in your eyes, it is a nice look into the life of an American farmer and her dog. Make sure you check out the video in the link below...It is very exciting.   Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar   Video of Bindi! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyG5vpFAB2c" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyG5vpFAB2c</a>

Bindi - Hero Dog

This episode celebrates the resilience and intelligence of the Australian Shepherd. Jade is a young Aussie that is lost in Yellowstone following a serious accident.  Today I am interviewing Jade and her owners David Sowers and Laura Gillise as well as the author of the book, Bring Jade Home, Michelle Caffrey. The book is published by FarCountry Press.  This episode can be found on youtube at: https://youtu.be/hk645uL_aPo  Meet Jade and watch this great interview!  www.theinstinctiveaussie.com episode edited by: Dorien Vogelaar www.BringJadeHome.com Facebook Bring Jade Home (Jade’s fanpage) www.MichelleCaffrey.com Facebook Michelle Caffrey Author https://bringjadehome.blogspot.com/

This episode celebrates the resilience and intelligence of the Australian Shepherd. Jade is a young Aussie that is lost in Yellowstone following a serious accident.  Today I am interviewing Jade and her owners David Sowers and Laura Gillise as well as the author of the book, Bring Jade Home, Michelle Caffrey. The book is published by FarCountry Press.  This episode can be found on youtube at: <a href="https://youtu.be/hk645uL_aPo" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/hk645uL_aPo</a>  Meet Jade and watch this great interview!  <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> episode edited by: Dorien Vogelaar <a href="http://www.BringJadeHome.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.BringJadeHome.com</a> Facebook Bring Jade Home (Jade’s fanpage) <a href="http://www.MichelleCaffrey.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.MichelleCaffrey.com</a> Facebook Michelle Caffrey Author <a href="https://bringjadehome.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bringjadehome.blogspot.com/</a>

Bring Jade Home

Today we are talking about those naughty Aussie puppies and dogs! My guest, expert dog behaviorist and trainer, Sarah Dixon and I offer solutions to puppy behaviors and adult Aussie behaviors.       This is part 2 of our awesome conversation about puppy training and adult dog training.   Topics of this conversation:   -Crate training puppies (dos and don'ts)   -Overprotective Aussie behavior   -Relationship building behaviors   -Dog sports for relationship building       Should you really get an Aussie in the first place? How to meet the Aussie's needs.   Choosing the right breeder for your Australian Shepherd.       Check out Sarah Dixon's resources for aggression and fearful. http://odysseyanimalbehavior.com/       Want to share your Aussie stories on the podcast? Go to www.theinstinctiveaussie.com and click on the big orange button and share your best Aussie stories with us!       Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar 2021   Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd   www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

Today we are talking about those naughty Aussie puppies and dogs! My guest, expert dog behaviorist and trainer, Sarah Dixon and I offer solutions to puppy behaviors and adult Aussie behaviors.   This is part 2 of our awesome conversation about puppy training and adult dog training. Topics of this conversation: -Crate training puppies (dos and don'ts) -Overprotective Aussie behavior -Relationship building behaviors -Dog sports for relationship building   Should you really get an Aussie in the first place? How to meet the Aussie's needs. Choosing the right breeder for your Australian Shepherd.   Check out Sarah Dixon's resources for aggression and fearful. <a href="http://odysseyanimalbehavior.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://odysseyanimalbehavior.com/</a>   Want to share your Aussie stories on the podcast? Go to <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> and click on the big orange button and share your best Aussie stories with us!   Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar 2021 Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

Aussie Behavior Issues

Today we are talking about those naughty Aussie puppies! My guest, expert dog behaviorist and trainer, Sarah Dixon and I offer solutions to puppy behaviors.  We discuss nipping/biting, chewing, jumping, reactivity and fear of loud noises! This is part 1 of of 2 of a great discussion. You can tell we are both extremely passionate about this topic and hope that you can learn something that helps you out! Want to share your Aussie stories on the podcast? Go to www.theinstinctiveaussie.com and click on the big orange button and share your best Aussie stories with us!  Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar 2021 Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

Today we are talking about those naughty Aussie puppies! My guest, expert dog behaviorist and trainer, Sarah Dixon and I offer solutions to puppy behaviors.  We discuss nipping/biting, chewing, jumping, reactivity and fear of loud noises! This is part 1 of of 2 of a great discussion. You can tell we are both extremely passionate about this topic and hope that you can learn something that helps you out! Want to share your Aussie stories on the podcast? Go to <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> and click on the big orange button and share your best Aussie stories with us!  Edited by: Dorien Vogelaar 2021 Copyright 2021- The Instinctive Australian Shepherd <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

Solutions for Puppy Behavior Issues

A show dedicated to the preservation of the Australian Shepherd and the education and entertainment of Aussie fanciers. This podcast celebrates the working Australian Shepherd. Learn about the heritage of the breed and enjoy the many things these dogs can do!

Great podcast. There was so much to digest in the first 2 episodes. Keep up the good work!  Can’t wait for more.

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The Instinctive Australian Shepherd

This show is extra special.... two parts in one show! Woot woot!       Part 1 of this show we discuss the Working description of the Australian Shepherd. I introduce you to the Working Description of the Aussie at Asca.org.  Click here to take a look at the written description of the Australian Shepherd.       We discuss Wear, Grip, Bark and Eye as it pertains to the working Aussie.       Along with the working description I add my own personal thoughts and interpretations of the working descriptions. And you get an assignment too!       Part 2 of this show I am thrilled to introduce you to Devin O'Branagan. She is an amazing author who features Aussies as main characters in her books. This interview is hilarious fun and Devin is just a fun fun person bursting with creativity and dog loving writing skills. Join us for this fun-filled half hour of laughter where we enjoy the quirkiness and fun side of our dogs!       From vampire fighting Aussies to Shamic predictions that Aussies are spirit dogs, this episode is packed with paranormal fun and adventure.     Contact Devin here:  Devinwrites.com Check out Devin's Facebook Page Here Best Friends Animal Society      Check out some of Devin's books linked below on Amazon:    Threshold Show Dog Sings the Blues  Glory: The Legend Begins  Red Hot Novels    Don't forget to share this podcast with your friends and leave us feedback!  Check out the podcast on Facebook at The Instinctive Australian Shepherd Check out our website at: TheInstictiveAussie.com

This show is extra special.... two parts in one show! Woot woot!   Part 1 of this show we discuss the Working description of the Australian Shepherd. I introduce you to the Working Description of the Aussie at <a href="http://Asca.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Asca.org</a>. <a href="https://www.asca.org/the-australian-shepherd/about-aussies/working-description/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click here to take a look at the written description of the Australian Shepherd.</a>   We discuss Wear, Grip, Bark and Eye as it pertains to the working Aussie.   Along with the working description I add my own personal thoughts and interpretations of the working descriptions. And you get an assignment too!   Part 2 of this show I am thrilled to introduce you to Devin O'Branagan. She is an amazing author who features Aussies as main characters in her books. This interview is hilarious fun and Devin is just a fun fun person bursting with creativity and dog loving writing skills. Join us for this fun-filled half hour of laughter where we enjoy the quirkiness and fun side of our dogs!   From vampire fighting Aussies to Shamic predictions that Aussies are spirit dogs, this episode is packed with paranormal fun and adventure.   Contact Devin here: <a href="http://www.devinwrites.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Devinwrites.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/devin.obranagan" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Check out Devin's Facebook Page Here</a> <a href="https://bestfriends.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Best Friends Animal Society</a>   Check out some of Devin's books linked below on Amazon: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FEPFVIG/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;creativeASIN=B01FEPFVIG&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;tag=instinctiveau-20&amp;linkId=dbc010f86cee8ea25d21d4e310b115c3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Threshold</a> <a href="https://amzn.to/2MDiuFE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Show Dog Sings the Blues</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MVDZG9Y/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=instinctiveau-20&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;creativeASIN=B00MVDZG9Y&amp;linkId=25d87252adf9bdb1091b845f936bda34" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Glory: The Legend Begins</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016QAIFS6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=instinctiveau-20&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;creativeASIN=B016QAIFS6&amp;linkId=19be9e19c497a305f5926d43e189710a" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Red Hot Novels</a>   Don't forget to share this podcast with your friends and leave us feedback!  Check out the podcast on Facebook at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/425623268082289/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Instinctive Australian Shepherd</a> Check out our website at: <a href="https://theinstinctiveaussie.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheInstictiveAussie.com</a>

Working Description and Author Devin O'Branagan

 This is part 2 of my interview with Jeanne Joy Hartnagle-Taylor. She is a gem of history and information. In this episode we talk about the most crazy animal her dogs have worked. We also jump into a correct conformation of working dogs discussion which is very spicy and interesting! Check out Jeanne Joy's book  The Australian Shepherd Judging Compendium  Listen to some great stories of old working dogs including a couple of stories of how Aussies saved lives back in the day!   If you are new to the breed, you will get valuable insight into what makes your dog tick. This is the story of where they came from and why they are so special. If you look way back into the pedigree of your dogs, there is a good chance you will find one of Jeanne Joy's dogs there.  For those of us who know the Hartnagle family, it is a great pleasure to hear these stories over and over again and to learn more about these creatures we love. The working Aussie has a rich heritage. This is one interview you won't want to miss. Jeanne Joy talks about where the Aussies came from (hint: It wasn't Australia) and how they came to be such an important part of our history as a country and played an important role in agriculture starting during the second World War.  We discuss what the original Aussie breeders looked for in a dog and how they developed through some of the founding breeders and kennels. Jeanne Joy is a published author of all things Aussie and she talks about one of her books,  Stockdog Savvy. Our conversation was so interesting and engaging it went really long- so this is only Part I of this great conversation. Keep your eye out for Part II coming soon!  Subscribe to get updates at itunes, spotify, google podcast or wherever you get your favorite podcasts! Visit www.theinstinctiveaussie.com to sign up for email updates and to stay in touch. You can also join our private Facebook group "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd" to keep the conversation going. 

This is part 2 of my interview with Jeanne Joy Hartnagle-Taylor. She is a gem of history and information. In this episode we talk about the most crazy animal her dogs have worked. We also jump into a correct conformation of working dogs discussion which is very spicy and interesting! Check out Jeanne Joy's book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0989880001/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;creativeASIN=0989880001&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;tag=instinctiveau-20&amp;linkId=4103760c7afa7beb21ccf80309cad6fa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> The Australian Shepherd Judging Compendium</a> Listen to some great stories of old working dogs including a couple of stories of how Aussies saved lives back in the day!  If you are new to the breed, you will get valuable insight into what makes your dog tick. This is the story of where they came from and why they are so special. If you look way back into the pedigree of your dogs, there is a good chance you will find one of Jeanne Joy's dogs there.  For those of us who know the Hartnagle family, it is a great pleasure to hear these stories over and over again and to learn more about these creatures we love. The working Aussie has a rich heritage. This is one interview you won't want to miss. Jeanne Joy talks about where the Aussies came from (hint: It wasn't Australia) and how they came to be such an important part of our history as a country and played an important role in agriculture starting during the second World War.  We discuss what the original Aussie breeders looked for in a dog and how they developed through some of the founding breeders and kennels. Jeanne Joy is a published author of all things Aussie and she talks about one of her books, <a href="https:/www.amazon.com/gp/product/1617812501/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;creativeASIN=1617812501&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;tag=instinctiveau-20&amp;linkId=ffd1f3f99ffe35054225e6bf25dd0742" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Stockdog Savvy</a>. Our conversation was so interesting and engaging it went really long- so this is only Part I of this great conversation. Keep your eye out for Part II coming soon!  Subscribe to get updates at itunes, spotify, google podcast or wherever you get your favorite podcasts! Visit <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> to sign up for email updates and to stay in touch. You can also join our private Facebook group "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd" to keep the conversation going.

From the Beginning with Jeanne Joy Hartnagle-Taylor

NERD ALERT! In this episode, I am talking with CA Sharp about the genetics of the Australian Shepherd and we dig into the tricky topic of genetics.  CA Sharp is probably the most influential and knowledgable genetic researchers working with the Australian Shepherd breed. She is a science writer and internationally recognized lay expert on canine genetics and hereditary diseases. We start the conversation on a grim note- discussing the most common genetic and life threatening diseases found in the Australian Shepherd- hemangiosarcoma and epilepsy. CA talks about the research efforts in this area and how ASHGI.org is involved.  Our conversation covers topics from DM to hip dysplasia. We also get lively with our discussion on how and when to use genetic testing to determine breeding pairs.  This is a great conversation, but it barely scratches the surface of the genetics topic. Join us and learn more about this amazing breed!  Check us out onf Facebook at the Instinctive Australian Shepherd and the website www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

NERD ALERT! In this episode, I am talking with CA Sharp about the genetics of the Australian Shepherd and we dig into the tricky topic of genetics.  CA Sharp is probably the most influential and knowledgable genetic researchers working with the Australian Shepherd breed. She is a science writer and internationally recognized lay expert on canine genetics and hereditary diseases. We start the conversation on a grim note- discussing the most common genetic and life threatening diseases found in the Australian Shepherd- hemangiosarcoma and epilepsy. CA talks about the research efforts in this area and how <a href="http://ASHGI.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ASHGI.org</a> is involved.  Our conversation covers topics from DM to hip dysplasia. We also get lively with our discussion on how and when to use genetic testing to determine breeding pairs.  This is a great conversation, but it barely scratches the surface of the genetics topic. Join us and learn more about this amazing breed!  Check us out onf Facebook at the Instinctive Australian Shepherd and the website <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

It's All About Genetics with CA Sharp

Today I get to interview author Sheila Pierson who incorporates an Australian Shepherd, Jax. She took a real event that happened in her hometown and following her inspiration and muse to create an exciting adventure with an Australian Shepherd. This is a bit of a different podcast...you creatives will enjoy it!  I am sorry we don't have much Aussie stuff in this podcast. I indulged my creative side and the writer in me couldn't help it! I had to talk writing.  Download Endangered in the Ozarks today.  1:00 Learning about Sheila and her dogs 17:30: About writing that first book 19:15: Transition from Leadership books to Fiction writing 23:00 Book Overview- Aussie Jax is a main character  28:00 The 80s...yep we even talk about the 80s 30:00 Review of the characters and book launches   Check out Sheila's book and her website.  www.theozarkpost.com Check out her Facebook page The Ozark Post Check out other podcast epidsodes at www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

Today I get to interview author Sheila Pierson who incorporates an Australian Shepherd, Jax. She took a real event that happened in her hometown and following her inspiration and muse to create an exciting adventure with an Australian Shepherd. This is a bit of a different podcast...you creatives will enjoy it!  I am sorry we don't have much Aussie stuff in this podcast. I indulged my creative side and the writer in me couldn't help it! I had to talk writing.  Download Endangered in the Ozarks today.  1:00 Learning about Sheila and her dogs 17:30: About writing that first book 19:15: Transition from Leadership books to Fiction writing 23:00 Book Overview- Aussie Jax is a main character 28:00 The 80s...yep we even talk about the 80s 30:00 Review of the characters and book launches Check out Sheila's book and her website.  <a href="http://www.theozarkpost.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theozarkpost.com</a> Check out her Facebook page <a href="https://www.facebook.com/theozarkpost/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Ozark Post</a> Check out other podcast epidsodes at <a href="http://www.theinstinctive" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

Endangered in the Ozarks

This episode is packed with stuff for you and your dog. I have the pleasure of interviewing Billie Richardson, who with her dog Dan, won the 2018 Calgary Stampede Stockdog Trial, making them the first Aussie team in history to be crowned the winners at the Stampede! Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npi79Z6CoLQ Billie shares her lovely heart with us and reveals a passion she has for improving the mindset of handlers and trainers everywhere. I met Billie at a stockdog clinic she presented and fell in love with her attitude and "Never Say Die" spirit.   We talk everything from trialing to dealing with pressure! It's all about dogs' minds and human minds!  Check out this inspiring podcast and go out and "Train Harder" Here are our promised reading lists. These are the books and audios that impact our lives.  Billie's Mindset Reading List:  Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Anything from Tim Ferriss Mindfulness Meditation by John Kabbot-Zin Nine Secrets of Perfect Horsemanship by Don Blazer  Jacque's Mindset Reading List:  Anything by Jim Rohn (he has books and audio recordings) Being in Balance by Wayne Dyer (I have this in Audible and listen over and over) Anything he writes is amazing The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz - Best book ever!   Check us out at www.theinstinctiveaussie.com or in our Facebook private group called "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd"

This episode is packed with stuff for you and your dog. I have the pleasure of interviewing Billie Richardson, who with her dog Dan, won the 2018 Calgary Stampede Stockdog Trial, making them the first Aussie team in history to be crowned the winners at the Stampede! Check out the video here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npi79Z6CoLQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npi79Z6CoLQ</a> Billie shares her lovely heart with us and reveals a passion she has for improving the mindset of handlers and trainers everywhere. I met Billie at a stockdog clinic she presented and fell in love with her attitude and "Never Say Die" spirit.   We talk everything from trialing to dealing with pressure! It's all about dogs' minds and human minds!  Check out this inspiring podcast and go out and "Train Harder" Here are our promised reading lists. These are the books and audios that impact our lives.  Billie's Mindset Reading List: <ul> <li>Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill</li> <li>Anything from Tim Ferriss</li> <li>Mindfulness Meditation by John Kabbot-Zin</li> <li>Nine Secrets of Perfect Horsemanship by Don Blazer</li> </ul> Jacque's Mindset Reading List: <ul> <li>Anything by Jim Rohn (he has books and audio recordings)</li> <li>Being in Balance by Wayne Dyer (I have this in Audible and listen over and over) Anything he writes is amazing</li> <li>The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason</li> <li>The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz - Best book ever! </li> </ul> Check us out at <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> or in our Facebook private group called "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd"

Train Harder, an Interview with Billie Richardson

Today we are talking to Steve Gannon - frisbee competitor! Steve competes in disc events with his three Aussies, reaching World Competition Success.  Join us for an engaging chat. Learn about the sport and how to get started training your Aussie to be a frisbee champ! www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

Today we are talking to Steve Gannon - frisbee competitor! Steve competes in disc events with his three Aussies, reaching World Competition Success.  Join us for an engaging chat. Learn about the sport and how to get started training your Aussie to be a frisbee champ! <a href="http://www.theinstinctive" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

Flying High with Frisbee Dogs

Today I interview Dave Dourson from Kinetic Performance Dog Food company. This is a great conversation to listen to no matter what kind of diet you are feeding your dogs. Dave and his partner designed a dog food that feeds the most elite canine athletes, warriors and performance dogs in the country. The Department of Defense dogs (think the military dogs that are deployed overseas and at home), many police departments and sheriff's department K-9s across the country as well as many high level performance and competition dogs are fed Kinetic Dog food. I found out about Kinetic from another podcast I listen to called Working Dog Radio and decided to investigate it myself. This is a great product, and an awesome conversation about canine nutrition. Learn how to read a dog food bag label properly. Dave shares industry insider information on what all those things on the side fo the dog food bag mean and how they can sometimes be misleading.  We discuss the nutrition needs of the performance canine athlete and working dog and how dogs create energy from food. HINT: Not the same way people do!  Dave shines a light on some not so upfront practices used in the dog food industry that you need to know about. If your dog is a performance dog, a working farm or ranch dog or you have a dog suffering from medical or skin conditions, this podcast is a must listen.  WARNING: Nerd alert! There is some science being discussed and even a little organic chemistry near the end. Don't be scared...it's all digestible (pun intended). Check us out at www.theinstinctiveaussie.com or in our Facebook private group called "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd" Links and resources: https://www.aafco.org/ dave's email: dave@kineticdogfood.com

Today I interview Dave Dourson from Kinetic Performance Dog Food company. This is a great conversation to listen to no matter what kind of diet you are feeding your dogs. Dave and his partner designed a dog food that feeds the most elite canine athletes, warriors and performance dogs in the country. The Department of Defense dogs (think the military dogs that are deployed overseas and at home), many police departments and sheriff's department K-9s across the country as well as many high level performance and competition dogs are fed Kinetic Dog food. I found out about Kinetic from another podcast I listen to called Working Dog Radio and decided to investigate it myself. This is a great product, and an awesome conversation about canine nutrition. Learn how to read a dog food bag label properly. Dave shares industry insider information on what all those things on the side fo the dog food bag mean and how they can sometimes be misleading.  We discuss the nutrition needs of the performance canine athlete and working dog and how dogs create energy from food. HINT: Not the same way people do!  Dave shines a light on some not so upfront practices used in the dog food industry that you need to know about. If your dog is a performance dog, a working farm or ranch dog or you have a dog suffering from medical or skin conditions, this podcast is a must listen.  WARNING: Nerd alert! There is some science being discussed and even a little organic chemistry near the end. Don't be scared...it's all digestible (pun intended). Check us out at <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> or in our Facebook private group called "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd" Links and resources: <a href="https://www.aafco.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.aafco.org/</a> dave's email: <a href="mailto:dave@kineticdogfood.com">dave@kineticdogfood.com</a>

Nutrition for the Performance and Working Australian Shepherd

Today I am talking to rancher, Susan Boyd from Boyd Ranch in Mountainair, NM. Susan uses her Aussies to work rough cattle on a huge ranch in rough terrain.  This is an excellent episode highlighting the intelligence, ability and trainability of the working bred Australian Shepherd. Susan shares her experiences ranching with dogs including some great stories! She tells us how she trains her dogs and the talks about an average day on the ranch for her cattle bred Aussies. After the interview, find Susan on facebook here or her website www.boydranch.net.  Check us out on Facebook at the Instinctive Australian Shepherd and the website www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

Today I am talking to rancher, Susan Boyd from Boyd Ranch in Mountainair, NM. Susan uses her Aussies to work rough cattle on a huge ranch in rough terrain.  This is an excellent episode highlighting the intelligence, ability and trainability of the working bred Australian Shepherd. Susan shares her experiences ranching with dogs including some great stories! She tells us how she trains her dogs and the talks about an average day on the ranch for her cattle bred Aussies. After the interview, find Susan on facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Boyd-Ranch-LLC-128895637240032/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> or her website <a href="http://www.boydranch.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.boydranch.net. </a> Check us out on Facebook at the Instinctive Australian Shepherd and the website <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

Ranching in the High Desert

Today we are talking dock jumping with Heidi Mobley. Heidi and her friends developed the dock jumping program for the Australian Shepherd Club of America!       Heidi shares her experience getting the dock jumping program submitted and approved as an ASCA program.       We talk about training and preparing for dock jumping competitions. And address issues like dogs who are afraid of water and how to get them to jump of the edge of the dock!       Did you know the longest Aussie jump recorded in ASCA at the time of this recording was 26 feet! Where the nub lands! Heidi gives us some great advice on how to get started in the fun and exciting new sport of dock jumping! Jump in the water's fine!       Check out the ASCA dock jumping page: https://www.asca.org/dock-jumping/   Also http://www.ultimateairdogs.com/ where you can earn dual titles.               Check us out onf Facebook at the Instinctive Australian Shepherd and the website www.theinstinctiveaussie.com

Today we are talking dock jumping with Heidi Mobley. Heidi and her friends developed the dock jumping program for the Australian Shepherd Club of America!   Heidi shares her experience getting the dock jumping program submitted and approved as an ASCA program.   We talk about training and preparing for dock jumping competitions. And address issues like dogs who are afraid of water and how to get them to jump of the edge of the dock!   Did you know the longest Aussie jump recorded in ASCA at the time of this recording was 26 feet! Where the nub lands! Heidi gives us some great advice on how to get started in the fun and exciting new sport of dock jumping! Jump in the water's fine!   Check out the ASCA dock jumping page: <a href="https://www.asca.org/dock-jumping/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.asca.org/dock-jumping/</a> Also <a href="http://www.ultimateairdogs.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ultimateairdogs.com/</a> where you can earn dual titles.       Check us out onf Facebook at the Instinctive Australian Shepherd and the website <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a>

Jump in, The water's fine!

In this episode it is my honor to interview Jeanne Joy Hartnagle-Taylor, whose family was one of the founding breeders of the Australian Shepherd. Jeanne Joy is full of interesting information and history! It is so great to hear her talk about these dogs and how they were developed and came to be the breed we know now.  If you are new to the breed, you will get valuable insight into what makes your dog tick. This is the story of where they came from and why they are so special. If you look way back into the pedigree of your dogs, there is a good chance you will find one of Jeanne Joy's dogs there.  For those of us who know the Hartnagle family, it is a great pleasure to hear these stories over and over again and to learn more about these creatures we love. The working Aussie has a rich heritage. This is one interview you won't want to miss. Jeanne Joy talks about where the Aussies came from (hint: It wasn't Australia) and how they came to be such an important part of our history as a country and played an important role in agriculture starting during the second World War.  We discuss what the original Aussie breeders looked for in a dog and how they developed through some of the founding breeders and kennels. Jeanne Joy is a published author of all things Aussie and she talks about one of her books, Stockdog Savvy. Our conversation was so interesting and engaging it went really long- so this is only Part I of this great conversation. Keep your eye out for Part II coming soon!  Subscribe to get updates at itunes, spotify, google podcast or wherever you get your favorite podcasts! Visit www.theinstinctiveaussie.com to sign up for email updates and to stay in touch. You can also join our private Facebook group "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd" to keep the conversation going. 

In this episode it is my honor to interview Jeanne Joy Hartnagle-Taylor, whose family was one of the founding breeders of the Australian Shepherd. Jeanne Joy is full of interesting information and history! It is so great to hear her talk about these dogs and how they were developed and came to be the breed we know now.  If you are new to the breed, you will get valuable insight into what makes your dog tick. This is the story of where they came from and why they are so special. If you look way back into the pedigree of your dogs, there is a good chance you will find one of Jeanne Joy's dogs there.  For those of us who know the Hartnagle family, it is a great pleasure to hear these stories over and over again and to learn more about these creatures we love. The working Aussie has a rich heritage. This is one interview you won't want to miss. Jeanne Joy talks about where the Aussies came from (hint: It wasn't Australia) and how they came to be such an important part of our history as a country and played an important role in agriculture starting during the second World War.  We discuss what the original Aussie breeders looked for in a dog and how they developed through some of the founding breeders and kennels. Jeanne Joy is a published author of all things Aussie and she talks about one of her books, Stockdog Savvy. Our conversation was so interesting and engaging it went really long- so this is only Part I of this great conversation. Keep your eye out for Part II coming soon!  Subscribe to get updates at itunes, spotify, google podcast or wherever you get your favorite podcasts! Visit <a href="http://www.theinstinctiveaussie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinstinctiveaussie.com</a> to sign up for email updates and to stay in touch. You can also join our private Facebook group "The Instinctive Australian Shepherd" to keep the conversation going.

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