Female Kelpie x Border Collie puppy, excellent working lines

Introducing our exceptional Kelpie x Border Collie female puppy – the perfect addition to any working farm or active home! Bred from two outstanding herding breeds, this young female is already showing remarkable intelligence, keen focus, and a natural instinct around livestock. Whether you’re looking to work sheep or cattle, she’s poised to become a dependable partner in the field. Her energetic, eager-to-please temperament makes her quick to learn commands, and with consistent training, she’ll adapt seamlessly to the day-to-day demands of your farm. Beyond her natural talent, this pup has a sweet and loyal nature, ensuring that she’ll not only excel as a working dog, but also become a beloved family companion.

Don’t miss the chance to welcome this extraordinary prospect into your team!

She is the 4th from left to right in the picture of the litter at 8 weeks. She is the white and black in the 2nd photo.

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