CINDER
WTCH Birch Hollow's Red Hot Cinder PATDcs RTDsc
HTD-IIsHRD-IIIs HTAD-IIId DNA-VP
Sire: WTCH Hangin Tree Dude
PATDcs RD RTDcs DNA-CP
Dam: Holmbergs Prairie Wildfire OTDds STDc RTDs DNA-VP
Dam: Holmbergs Prairie Wildfire OTDds STDc RTDs DNA-VP
Cinder is out of
Becky’s first and only litter. She picked me out as a 6 week old puppy.
Although the other puppies were flashier, she was always by my side, and has been ever since.
She is affectionate and devoted, protective, but loves people as long as she is introduced by a family member. She is an obsessive retriever. She’s even happy to play by herself by laying the ball in my lap, waiting until it rolls off, then grabbing it and putting it back on my lap. She keeps our son David entertained for hours, bringing him toys to throw, or waiting while he hides them so she can run and find them. She is incredibly good with him, never grabbing the ball from his hand no matter how much she wants it. She has a natural scent discrimination ability- if I throw one apple into a grassy clump filled with piles of fallen apples she will search until she finds the exact one I threw.
She is an indispensable hand with our sheep, has shown
courage and style on cattle and is excellent on ducks and chickens.
Even as a young dog she showed the ability to rate herself and has excellent balance. She has drive for stock or ball playing to spare and would work ‘til she dropped if I let her. Two days after her puppies were born she was begging me to take her out to work sheep.
She has some standing eye and a natural tendency to widen out to catch escaping stock. Cinder is an amazing dog around our farm. She is patient and careful when needed, and can push or bite (head or heels) if the stock gets stubborn. She only bites if it is truly needed, so our smaller stock is always safe with her. She reads stock very well, and has good balance, and she also tends to pick up chores almost immediately- if I do something the same way twice, the next time out she will do it on her own. So I have to be careful to mix up our routines occasionally if I want her to remain flexible.
She is a fairly biddable dog, but not soft. Right about in the middle, so her personality suits me very well. In the trial arena she has saved me from handler errors more times than I want to count, since she listens on an "as needed" basis, and makes her own decisions the rest of the time. This has especially helped us with cattle, since I am very inexperienced in reading and working them.
Although the other puppies were flashier, she was always by my side, and has been ever since.
She is affectionate and devoted, protective, but loves people as long as she is introduced by a family member. She is an obsessive retriever. She’s even happy to play by herself by laying the ball in my lap, waiting until it rolls off, then grabbing it and putting it back on my lap. She keeps our son David entertained for hours, bringing him toys to throw, or waiting while he hides them so she can run and find them. She is incredibly good with him, never grabbing the ball from his hand no matter how much she wants it. She has a natural scent discrimination ability- if I throw one apple into a grassy clump filled with piles of fallen apples she will search until she finds the exact one I threw.
Even as a young dog she showed the ability to rate herself and has excellent balance. She has drive for stock or ball playing to spare and would work ‘til she dropped if I let her. Two days after her puppies were born she was begging me to take her out to work sheep.
She has some standing eye and a natural tendency to widen out to catch escaping stock. Cinder is an amazing dog around our farm. She is patient and careful when needed, and can push or bite (head or heels) if the stock gets stubborn. She only bites if it is truly needed, so our smaller stock is always safe with her. She reads stock very well, and has good balance, and she also tends to pick up chores almost immediately- if I do something the same way twice, the next time out she will do it on her own. So I have to be careful to mix up our routines occasionally if I want her to remain flexible.
She is a fairly biddable dog, but not soft. Right about in the middle, so her personality suits me very well. In the trial arena she has saved me from handler errors more times than I want to count, since she listens on an "as needed" basis, and makes her own decisions the rest of the time. This has especially helped us with cattle, since I am very inexperienced in reading and working them.
| Hangin
Tree Dude PATDcs RD RTDcs DNA-CP Red Merle C/W AS-8698G33M E61004 DL81203401 8/16/1992 |
Hangin' Tree Spook OTDc STDds DNA-CP Blue W RF E50739 DL57402501 12/25/1990 | WTCH Hangin' Tree Working Blue RDX E28591 |
WTCH Hangin' Trees Red Zephyr RDX |
| Zephyrs Angel Blue RDX | |||
| Slash
V Cherry Cola E31527 |
Black Powder Toby STDc ATDds | ||
| Slash V Paper Doll | |||
| Hangin'
Tree Roja Red W E50740 DL57402502 12/25/1990 |
WTCH Hangin' Tree Working Blue RDX E28591 |
WTCH Hangin' Trees Red Zephyr RDX | |
| Zephyrs Angel Blue RDX | |||
| Slash
V Cherry Cola E31527 |
Black Powder Toby STDc ATDds | ||
| Slash V Paper Doll | |||
| Holmbergs
Prairie Wildfire OTDcds RTDs DNA-VP Red C/W AS-14123G32F-T E94214 DL80877301 5/12/1997 |
Holmbergs
Gatemouth Brown DNA-CP Blue C/W RF AS-9625F36M E64042 DL50906611 4/23/1993 |
WTCH Rossys Louis Armstrong RTDcs
DNA-CP E52446 DL40151705 |
SVCH WTCH Ch Beauwoods Rustlin'in the Sun UDT RD RV-N DNA-CP |
| Ch Marquis Sun-Up Sarah McMatt | |||
| Wrenwoods
Jazz In Blue E39760 DL42242102 |
Birch Hollows Black Jack CD | ||
| Wrenwoods Ghost of A Chance | |||
| WTCH Rexs Blue Moon Rising RTDcs
PATDs DNA-CP Blue C/W RF E81449 DL80807701 5/12/1996 |
WTCH Bonito Azul Stock Market CDX HII245 |
Pedersens Eddie | |
| Louise of Wyndham | |||
| WTCH Tex-Star Saved By the Belle RDX E45782 |
Las Rocosa Kyleo | ||
| Tex-Star Cutters Thrill STDc |
