Saying hello from BC, Canada

Good to know all of you can see the link. :smile2:

To Mikos_Mom - yes he is from a breeder in BC. She's located on VI. When I started looking for breeders in BC, most of them appeared to be located on VI. Maybe it's because shelties like island living...close resemblance to the Shetland Isles?

To Justicemom - Mozart does have a few dark spots on his back and on top of his ears too. His mommy is a blue merle and daddy is a sable. It'll be really interesting to watch how Mozart's coat colour changes.

To Toffee's Mom - Thank you for the heads up. I'll have to keep in mind to stay positive in teaching Mozart. But with 3 kids (my nieces and nephews) running around the house that's going to be a tough one. :lol:

The duckies are becoming quite a handful and they've grown quite a bit more since their last photo shoot. I just hope Mozart has enough confidence in him not to be bullied by the biggest drake. The drake is usually well behaved but he never listens to my 5 yrs old nephew. He would make my nephew run around the yard and refuse to return to roost until one of us adults intervene.
 
Good to know all of you can see the link. :smile2:

To Mikos_Mom - yes he is from a breeder in BC. She's located on VI. When I started looking for breeders in BC, most of them appeared to be located on VI. Maybe it's because shelties like island living...close resemblance to the Shetland Isles?

To Justicemom - Mozart does have a few dark spots on his back and on top of his ears too. His mommy is a blue merle and daddy is a sable. It'll be really interesting to watch how Mozart's coat colour changes.

To Toffee's Mom - Thank you for the heads up. I'll have to keep in mind to stay positive in teaching Mozart. But with 3 kids (my nieces and nephews) running around the house that's going to be a tough one. :lol:

The duckies are becoming quite a handful and they've grown quite a bit more since their last photo shoot. I just hope Mozart has enough confidence in him not to be bullied by the biggest drake. The drake is usually well behaved but he never listens to my 5 yrs old nephew. He would make my nephew run around the yard and refuse to return to roost until one of us adults intervene.

What a small world, my son just noticed your Mozart's photo on the breeders website. He regularly checks out what's new with the BC breeders that we see at the lower mainland dog shows. We know Mozart's dad, and have been watching him in the show ring since July because Mala's owner also owns Mikos' sister. We will be seeing him at the BC sheltie specialty this weekend in Chilliwack.
 
What a small world, my son just noticed your Mozart's photo on the breeders website. He regularly checks out what's new with the BC breeders that we see at the lower mainland dog shows. We know Mozart's dad, and have been watching him in the show ring since July because Mala's owner also owns Mikos' sister. We will be seeing him at the BC sheltie specialty this weekend in Chilliwack.

Oh my! A small world indeed! :lol: When we went to see Mozart, she had just returned Mala to his owner so we didn't get to meet Mala in person. We did get to meet Yummy - Mozart's mommy. She is a really good looking merle. Mozart's breeder said she'll be at Chilliwack as well. Wish I could go see the show too but got visitors from out of town who wanted to see the Christmas Market in downtown.
 
I know Mozart will be as great with ducks as Beckon is with our chickens!

Speaking of chickens...we've got 54 little ones that are just a week old. 54 should be a handful...good thing they are all hens. I've heard roosters are a lot more difficult to handle. Having watched both ducks and chickens grow from 1 day old to 4 weeks old for the ducks and a week old for the chickens, I would encourage anyone that have room to raise ducks to go ahead and get some ducks. They are a real pleasure to watch...got a lot more funny quirks than the chickens. :yes:
 
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