CRAYGILL: Shetland Sheepdogs & a Smooth Collie

		CRAYGILL

Shetland Sheepdogs & a Smooth Collie

Ross - Smooth Collie: Ch Dark Motif from Misstoff AW(G), Louis: Lysebourne Aramis of Craygill AW,

Glen: Ag Ch Japaro Cool Jazz at Craygill AW(D) RL6 P-Beg.Ex , Scott: Myndoc Minstrel for Craygill AW(G) RL6 P-Beg.Ex,

Zac: Tooralie's Masquerade at Craygill AW(D) RW Beg.Ex & Maddie: Saunderswood Fire Fly of Craygill AW(G) RW

Scott (left) and Glen at Crufts 2013, Copyright Ian Watts Photography

Zac (left) and Maddie in Agility action 2018, Copyright Dave Midgley Agilityfoto; Zac in Obreedience at Crufts 2019, Copyright Paws in Focus

Zac (left) and Maddie in Hoopers action 2022, Copyright Zooming Pixels Photography

Recent News:

Zac qualifies for Canine Hoopers UK Intermediate in Tunnellers 11/24

Zac & Maddie qualify for, and have success at, Canine Hoopers UK National Finals 09/24

Maddie qualifies for Canine Hoopers UK Novice in Barrellers and Hoopers 03/24 and 06/24

Maddie qualifies for Canine Hoopers UK Novice in Touch&Go and Tunnellers 01/24

Zac qualifies for Canine Hoopers UK Novice in Hoopers and Barrellers 11/23 and 12/23

Zac qualifies for Canine Hoopers UK Novice in Touch&Go and Tunnellers 07/23 and 10/23

Our tricolour dogs are companions, with interests in agility, rally, showing, and obedience

For some years we combined breed shows with agility, with Louis (Lysebourne Aramis of Craygill AW) and Ross (Ch Dark Motif from Misstoff AWG).

Agility, obedience and rally then became our great interests:

with Glen (Ag Ch Japaro Cool Jazz at Craygill AWD RL6 P-Beg.Ex) and Scott (Myndoc Minstrel for Craygill AWG RL6 P-Beg.Ex).

Joining in are Zac (Tooralie's Masquerade at Craygill AWD RW Beg.Ex) and Maddie (Saunderswood Fire Fly of Craygill AWG RW) who also enjoy scentwork, hoopers and trick training.

		Find out more about us. Current dogs: ZAC Sheltie MADDIE Sheltie Recent dogs: SCOTT Sheltie GLEN Sheltie ROSS Collie LOUIS Sheltie see also TUCK family Dogs of our past We are based in Staffordshire. Our kennel name comes from a favourite walking area in the Yorkshire Dales:
		Three views of Cray Gill, Wharfedale