Lizzy x Shooter Pups Born November 11, 2002!

5 Boys and 5 Girls
Black & White; Black & Tan; Black & Tan with white; Black with white

Lizzy is a big beautiful girl from Sallee lines. She is always interested.

Lizzy stayed with us for a week to be bred. We truly enjoyed her company and found her to be an exceptional dog. Her most outstanding attribute is her extreme biddability. I taught her the boundary of the yard with one "no" at each edge. She would step over, I would say "no" and she would come immediately back never to cross again! She is such a pleaser.

The second most prevalent trait I see in her is unflappability. Nothing disturbs her. She is calm, cool, and collected. Meg was just coming out of heat and was still irritable. She did not want to get along with Lizzy. Lizzy would not fight with her and would not back down from her. She just solidly stood her ground.

We took her to see the cows while she was here. She looked interested in them, but not at all afraid but not ready to jump right in with them, either. She just watched. I think this is what a dog should do when they don't know the routine!

I mentioned to her owner, Alexandra Logan, that I did not see any herding instinct in her. Alexandra said that when Lizzy was a pup she was trying to herd EVERYTHING. They do not have animals that need herded, so her herding was discouraged. Lizzy is so biddable that she just quit herding. She comes from herding lines.

She accompanied me to my cribside calls every night. When the baby would awaken crying, she would meet me at the foot of the stairs to go up with me. The kids loved her.

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