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Welcome to blueheelersareus.com
Hi, my name is Pam Phillips and I breed Australian cattle
dogs for quality, temperament, and great family pets. I do
not sell anything for breeding. I hope to be able in the
near future to start showing my dogs and I am starting
puppy obedience classes at my house and will do occasional
in home training.
Cattle dogs by far are one of the easiest breeds to train
if done correctly. I started breeding cattle dogs because I
was amazed at how loyal and protective they are. I had my
first two when I went hiking in Pisgah National Forest in beautiful
Brevard North Carolina. It was amazing they never
ran off course, they were off lead and could do
whatever they wanted but they never left my side until of
course we came to the river or a creek and then you have
never seen two dogs have more fun when they hit the water. There have been many times I hauled them home soaking
wet. I totally love this breed and selectively breed for
nice healthy puppies and AKC standards. A lot of work goes
into a litter of puppies if done correctly with their
worming at two weeks of age and every two weeks
afterwards and puppy shots at 6, 8 and 12 weeks old if
they hang around that long. But I love it, there is nothing
cuter than a cattle dog puppy exploring it's new
environment.
I have been here almost three years now how time flies. I
am now an obedience trainer and do in home training for
people in Clarksville South Boston and the surrounding
area and love it. I also work with people wanting to adopt
dogs from the SPCA. I go and evaluate the dog for people
wanting to adopt to be sure it will be going into the
right home. People are harder to train than their pets so
it can be challenging at times but what a rewarding job.
We have Indoor and outdoor runs,
heated whelping building, a puppy play area and an exercise
area for the adults. We are surrounded by 117 acres of
game lands around us and across the street is 30 acres of
tobacco so no neighbors. Please check out the
puppies
pages because we are very proud of the quality
of puppies. Everything that we make off of the
puppies goes right back into the dogs. We sure don't do
this for profit, we do it because we love it and our
cattle dogs deserve the best.
Thanks for visiting and hope to talk to you soon.
Pam Phillips
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