Posted by Roxanne Hawn | Posted in Dog Life, Dog Photo, Dog Socialization Video, Dog Video, Dog Video Gallery, Puppy Porn | Posted on 27-04-2012
Tags: Balliu Stock Dogs, border collie, border collie puppies, Colorado, Fort Lupton, puppy video, Valdemar Farm
Send to KindleThese tri-color, smooth coat border collie puppies were born at Valdemar Farm in Fort Lupton, Colorado (where we take herding lessons). The litter is jokingly known as “Big Head Todd and the Monsters.”
This is Big Head Todd. His head really isn’t *that* big. It just looks bigger because it’s all white.
We made a little puppy tribute video to all the “monsters” (5 boys, 1 girl). I should have been more methodical in my picture-taking. I’m not sure I show each puppy individually, and I’m pretty sure I show some more than once in the video. BUT, I just picked the pictures I liked best.
It’s pretty hard to photograph puppies who are always on the move. I have more video clips of the pups running and such, but I haven’t had time to mess with them yet. Stay tuned.
Without further ado … I present our newest puppy friends. Thanks to Cathy Balliu for letting me hang out on such a busy day!
If you know anyone looking for a border collie puppy from real working stock dog lines, please share the video.
That was a really good article about Bordercollie. Thanks and keep posting. Love, Anne :*
Those puppies are soooo adorable! I’d take them all if my house wasn’t full of Border Collies already haha
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I love dogs and I really have a lot of dogs in my house. Your dog is so cute and adorable.
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Hehe… Big Head Todd & the Monsters… nice!
They are so adorable!
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Hi Roxanne, Awww. such a cute puppy!
Awww!! So adorable. I just love puppy fuzz so much!
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They wook so swoft!
Cute! But that first pup sure has a lot of white on her head. I hope they’ve had her eyes and hearing checked. In Aussies (my breed), that would be a concern.
I’m sure they’ll have him tested. Both parents are tri-colored, and (I believe) have their clearances for such things. There isn’t a single merle dog on the farm. All are either b/w or tri. I’m sure it’s had to tell unless you isolate the pup, but he sure seemed to be able to see and hear. I was talking to him, and he was responding.