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Karelea Aussies

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  1. I always try to stick to something plain coloured in fairly quiet tones, but that's just me :) .

    In my un-expert opinion, Blues of all shades look good as does Purple. Reds look nice and I have seen someone show in a pale Yellow which is lovely against the Merle.

    Black bottoms are ok on a Merle if you have a favourite skirt or pants to wear.

    Whatever you feel comfortable in colour wise should work. Some lighter patterns will work but realistically we would hope the judge is looking at the dog and fogiving us our fashion sense :laugh:

    Good luck!

  2. This is Mason.

    Rangers were reluctant to hazard a guess so he will more than likely be listed as a Medium X when he goes up for adoption.

    Anyone willing to take a guess?. Rainy has her theory and I have mine ;)

    Listing as anything other than a medium X would be misleading. You cannot tell what breeds are in that dog, it would be pointless to start guessing.

    Wow somebody call the fun police. :rolleyes: Sheesh!

    He very cute, I think we need more photos. To help with the analysis ;)!

    I can do that :)

    Here are a couple more...

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  3. To me he has a bit of Rottweiler in there. Maybe a bit of ridgy too. Hard to tell with photos as they do not show how big he is.

    Very very cute though whatever he is. I am sure he will find a home asap.

    Here he is with mu Aussie girl who is 53cm at the shoulder. It is not the best shot but it shows his size fairly well.

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  4. Don't worry Greymate, he will most like be listed as a Medium x and the 'most likely' is because it is up to the co-ordinator, not me :laugh: . Generally when the parentage is unknown they are listed as size x .I am not sure what happened with my post but there should have been another 30 odd words in between 'guess' and 'so' and they were in fact two totally different sentences before they somehow became one :(.

    My guess was Ridgeback x something smaller and Rainy was GSD x something, so I think it is quite likely there are those breeds and possibly something smaller in the mix too. He is 3.8kg and the vet estimates 10 weeks so I really don't think he will be huge. Either way, he is a handsome little dude and very full of attitude :laugh:

  5. Everyone has such lovely families :thumbsup:

    My two when Tilly (Aussie) was a pup....No one is allowed to get too close to Cleo (Terrier x ) so this is quite maternal for her :laugh:

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    And a pair of sand monsters

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  6. I opened this thinking it was going to be pics of Ripley.

    :laugh:

    Oi! Bite your tongue :laugh:

    Gayle I haveoften wondered what she looks like in full coat. She is absolutely gorgeous and you have done an amazing job with her :thumbsup:

    Sorry I didn't mean that in a negative way. Not at all. :o

    I can't remember seeing any pics of him yet that was all.

    It's ok, I am only pulling your leg ;) :laugh:

  7. My daughter is getting a DSLR for Christmas and we have narrowed it down to the Canon 550D. She is 15 and this will be her first real camera, although she has used the Canon 450D before so has a little knowlege of the SLR.

    Now my question. In ragard to lenses, the salesman recommended forgetting the twin lens kit and going for the Body + EF-S 18-200 IS but that is about $300 over budget. The other two options we were looking at, were the body + twin lens kit (EF-S 18-55 IS and 55-250 IS) or the body + EF-S18-135 with both options being around the same cost.

    Which of these two is going to be the better starting point for her. She doesn't have anything specific she wants to do, other than shoot absolutely anything and everything ;) . I would love for her to shoot both stills and action shots of the dogs, but I have already been told that I am not allowed to just disappear with HER camera :laugh:

    Any help would be appreciated.

  8. There is a seminar happening in SA with a presenter that is a rally judge and conformation judge as well. Please be aware that this presenter is an AKC judge and most likely will be using SOME of the signs or descriptions on how to do the signs based on the AKC rules and NOT the CKC (which is the model for our Australian Rally O)

    Please be aware for ANYONE attending seminars not presented by myself (or a few select individuals that have been well and truly had the rules stamped into their brains by me) that station #20 and #40 have been altered incorrectly. Neither of them are change of direction as indicated, and neither of them are to be preformed BEFORE the sign as it is technically impossible to do the station correctly this way. It has come to my attention that the re writing of the description MAY be based on some AKC, however I speak from trialing experience (unlike a few that seem to feel they fully understand this sport) that the description noted in the ANKC draft is in fact NOT the way we trialled in the USA and doing it the way described, would in fact result in a major point deduction as the station would be performed incorrectly.

    Angelsun, I have the copy of the draft rules that you sent me. Are you saying these stations are wrong in that copy?

    What about the presenter of the seminar on the 29th and 30th October. I noticed it is another lady doing the training for this one.

  9. Our club had its first Rally session last night. I wouldn't call in training due to the fact that there are still lots of things we need to work out, more just a bit of a play, but I have to say it was great fun. :thumbsup:Everyone had a go and everyone had a ball. I can see this will be a great training tool and will help put a bit of fun into the routine training nights.

    Looking forward to learning more on this sport :D

  10. Thank you for taking him into your family Gayle :hug:

    He definitely is a goof ball and a massive clown to boot. Have you seen him with his rope toys yet? He loves to grab a toy and swing it around while it smacks him in the sides of his face.....he is such a funny boy :laugh: . I don't think he takes anything in life very seriously, it's all about having fun.

    This has been one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make, and we are missing him terribly. I cant stop doing this :cry:, but his needs are going to be met with all that space to run and all those siblings to play with, and that is what is important. Gayle I am positive you will fall in love with him just like we did, if you havent already.:)

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