Dose anyone out there know what breeds Jack Bisham used to have I am right in thinking one of them was Rough Collies.

Yes, Shelties and Rough Collies.

Thanks for that

That's okay!  Have you found yourself a new addition yet...?!!!
Hilda

He's a very good fair judge, we was totally new to showing and he placed us first at a champ show in a puppy class where 12 were entered

Wow, well done!  I do hope he is a fair one..!

We were total unknowns and was our first champ show and we were placed on our dogs merits, oh and he gives lovely write ups on your dogs, shame we ant never had him judge us since tho lol

Let us know how you get on with him :)

I am going to look at one in January we shall see. How did you work out who I was or was I that obvious

Not sure really how I knew it was you actually!  Maybe it was something you'd said on another post a while back!
Anyway, good luck with finding the puppy you want!  Our one is all legs now!
   Hilda

Do you find yours all get on well I have always bred mine have some reservation.

Hilda.... yes to puppies !! :-) xx

Did the older ones expect the puppy OK breeding my own in the past never had a problem as they saw them from day one.

Hi, yes no problems with the older ones at all, they love to play with the pup, I just have to watch the 2 year old as he is so bouncy and a rough player, but the 7 year old is more sensible and you see him tempering his strength with the little one.  But no aggression or anything like that.
Hilda

And I think if you bring in a young puppy, like 8 or 9 weeks, then they are not usually seen as a threat by the older dogs, a puppy is submissive, although I suppose it could depend on the older dog's character, I have heard of jealousy sometimes being a problem.