Bachlorette number one, Jasmine, from the Vancouver, Wa, area likes to enjoy early morning walks, most all activities with sticks or small logs, and like most cattle dogs, is into the herding scene.
With a photogenic face, Jasmine is apt to look for her leash holder pulling out the camera, so she can get in position to do her modeling. :-) Here she is looking her best for the morning walk.
Captured in this photo below, Jasmine shows her affinity for the specie, smallus limmbus. Whether uphill or downhill, Jasmine is always up for some woodwork. (Oooo, bad cliche Mike ) :-)
And beautifully captured in action, Jasmine is hot on the trail of some small game. Probably running it in circles, doing her herding thing.
The prey gets bigger.
Well, what do you know. Look at what Jasmine herded into the corral. There might not be a white cotton tail, but I'm sure he has the cutest nose and finishes all his carrots. ;-)
After a good early stroll, Jasmine is captured with the surrounding beauty of the morning mist.
Over on the coast of Washington, Kiwi's classmate Mia, bachlorette number two, enjoyed her time at the beach. Mia always brings a smile to my face. She is mellow, easy to please, and keeps her own distinct personality. She lets the class instructor know when she is bored. She'll make a low sounding type of yawn/yodel that expresses real opinion. LOL
Running and having fun. If you look real hard, you can see the surfers from Brisbane. ;-)
Me? What are you looking at. LOL
And to round out the post, here is one of Jasmine's book shots. Such a 'model' ACD. :-)
No harm came to the owners of these magnificent dogs, and they were each given their special treat of a Cold Stone Ice Cream. :-)
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