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09.06.2022 Sharing from one of our families a great idea! I got an off-cut/ reject lamb skin from our local ugg boot manufacturer for the dogs to play with. It’s been a hit because they can nuzzle, drag it around, rip it up and it isn’t my slippers!!! Thought to share as an indoor activity idea for any other spoilt doggos who also have a slipper fetish. Cash & his Lambie

27.05.2022 From the manor to the barn

07.05.2022 Sweet Dolly says goodnight

21.04.2022 What a day! I’m sooooo proud of our two boys, Bernie and Cena. A very challenging job, lots of distractions and the need for off lead work with other dogs around and they rocked it! Plus the usual loud noises, strangers, cars, lights top effort from both! A good nights sleep ahead

16.04.2022 Guessing game how long do you think Meekas birthday present lasted?

24.01.2022 Jim Black, 80, is lucky to be alive after being thrown from a horse and breaking his neck near his Winton home in August last year. A neighbour found him, helpe...d him stand up, dust off and get to Tamworth Hospital. When they arrived, doctors told Jim to lie down and stay down. "The doctor said to me ‘If you move now, it’s goodnight and goodbye’, Jim reflects. I’d broken my neck right up where all the nerves are that help you to breathe. If I moved the wrong way, even by just a couple of millimetres, I would be dead. After surviving a touch-and-go night in ICU flanked by his wife Sandy, Jim started what would be almost six months in hospital. The care Jim got was second to none, Sandy said. They became like family, really. We couldn’t fault them, they were wonderful. We want to give them a big rap. Understandably, a couple of weeks into his admission the farmer of more than 40 years wasn’t enjoying his hospital stay, so the staff devised a simple scheme keep him in touch with rural life. One of the girls in ICU said to me ‘what about his dog? Do you want to bring his dog in?’, Sandy remembers. I don’t think she realised he was a Blue Cattle Dog and rather large. Soon after, their 30kg dog Boots, who up until that point had been a bona fide working animal, was invited to visit Jim every day as a stand-in therapy pet. They asked me to give him a bath and bring him in, Sandy said. He’d sit on a sheet, which would be dirty by the time we left, even though he was having baths every day. It was so nice to see him, Jim said. It took him a while to figure out what the visits were all about. When he left the hospital each day, he’d get me by the hand and try to take me home with him. I had a tracheostomy tube in place so I couldn’t talk to him and tell him what’s going on. The pet therapy was working so well, Sandy piled Boots into the car and took him for a month-long stay in Nelson Bay to be close to Jim while he had further care and surgery at John Hunter Hospital. When they returned to Tamworth Hospital, Boots continued his therapy role visiting Jim in the rehabilitation unit. It’s now been six months since Jim left hospital. He’s able to walk, and now relearning to talk, swallow, eat and drink as he once did. He’s almost finished restoring the 1925 Dodge Brothers Touring Car he’s been working on for years. He’s not as mobile as he was, so Sandy's become his apprentice, tinkering with the engine under his instruction when he needs a hand. Nine-year-old Boots, or 'Bootles' as the couple affectionately call him, now lives a privileged life. He's retired from cattle work. He's allowed to travel in the car, which was previously off-limits. He enjoys dog treats every evening and sleeps inside next to Jim's side of the bed.

24.01.2022 Dusty enjoying training tonight

23.01.2022 8 weeks vs 16 weeks!

23.01.2022 Fun at dog training tonight! Dusty and his friend Hailey, this was the first time Hailey handled Dusty and he was so responsive to her. What a great little trainer!

23.01.2022 Good morning love Cash

23.01.2022 Happy Sunday from Cash

23.01.2022 Dusty and Jolene enjoying an afternoon at @walk n talk for life

23.01.2022 AVAILABLE 4 month old female puppy, no fault of her own, family circumstances. Beautiful loving nature and temperament, raised with children. Been to puppy school and showing a smart brain and trainability. PM or email [email protected]

22.01.2022 Nine months old, Dusty and Sienna, enjoying a walk after being apart for nearly seven months!

22.01.2022 Hiding from Monday.... Echo (Tablerock Heeza Blue Valentino) Instagram finn_the_acd

22.01.2022 Available now woohoo! Message the page to pay via bank details or ask any questions, or PayPal [email protected]

20.01.2022 Marlee says Happy Tongues out Tuesday! Show us your ToTs!

19.01.2022 Cash 8 weeks vs 12 weeks! Still his favourite spot ABC Landline

19.01.2022 SO EXCITED!! Look what’s at the printers!! Twelve months of PUPPIES just BABIES Oscar and Frankie the cover kids

18.01.2022 It's National Dog Day! Take a look at the science behind how dogs "see" with their noses:

16.01.2022 #drop_your_beautiful_dog_challenge Lucy Lou

16.01.2022 Gus had a TV job this week too! GO TABLEROCK!

16.01.2022 Clean up Diva! Helping pack up today’s clinic

15.01.2022 Gus helping his hoomans!

15.01.2022 Superstar Oscar so brave for his needles

13.01.2022 Home from an awesome experience in the big smoke! On set from early morning, elevators, LOTS of people, video cameras on wheels, huge lights, slippery floors, security gates, loud noises then when you had to make no noises! Very proud of Jolene who showed great maturity in a professional setting and Diva who handled it all like she’d done it a hundred times before. We can’t say any details, just that it was an appearance on a TV show that will screen next year.

12.01.2022 Congratulations to Jolene who has gained her Silver Medal!

11.01.2022 Bit warm to train in the sun today so we did some fitness inside with Oscar good handling Charli!

04.01.2022 These two boys are looking for their new homes... old photos they’re 11 months now, bred by our friends at Tamarbanks, sired by Tablerock Diesel Dreams, a favourite of ours! Friendly loving boys. Contact https://www.facebook.com/groups/764850523668470/?ref=share

04.01.2022 Go Dot! puppy power!

02.01.2022 Very proud of Jolene and Tessa being chosen as this years Breed Ambassador for the Australian Cattle Dog Society of NSW

02.01.2022 Feeling very proud tonight! We have our first Overseas CHAMPION! Lolek was awarded Best of Breed at the International Dog Show in Leszno, Poland, completing his Polish Junior Champion title! We are so proud and so thrilled for everyone involved.

02.01.2022 LIMITED STOCK LEFT!! 2021 Australian Cattle Dog Puppies calendar $25ea plus $4.50 post To order: Email [email protected] or send a page message

01.01.2022 Clever babies at a Puppy School tonight!

01.01.2022 Have you ever wondered why some dogs are more stressed, sensitive to (and scared of) loud noises, while others are calmer and not concerned? Dogs are born with no hearing, and start to hear sounds when they’re around three weeks old. From 3 weeks to around 4 months, puppies are in a sensitive phase period as their hearing develops and they become accustomed to the usual sounds of our world. It is essential that puppies are exposed to, and learn about different noises during this period. Training puppies to be calm around noises and sounds is a crucial part of training to ensure a puppy grows to be a happy, well adjusted and confident member of society.