Cotton Hill Aussies, Miniature Horses and Shelties is a small
hobby farm located 20 minutes from Bangor, Maine. We live in a
beautiful area, on 30 acres of pastoral fields and walking paths.
We are striving to produce dogs with correct movement,
temperament, elegance and expression for performance in breed,
obedience, agility and herding.
hobby farm located 20 minutes from Bangor, Maine. We live in a
beautiful area, on 30 acres of pastoral fields and walking paths.
We are striving to produce dogs with correct movement,
temperament, elegance and expression for performance in breed,
obedience, agility and herding.
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| Cotton Hill Farm Australian Shepherds, Shelties & Miniature Horses |
Gail Lord
75 Upper Falls
Orland, Maine
04472
207-469-3551
75 Upper Falls
Orland, Maine
04472
207-469-3551
My oldest daughter Denise started showing dogs at the age of four at matches. We had bought her
grandfather a sheltie, named "Foxie", and Denny used her in obedience, for Denny wasn't old enough
for Juniors. Denny had shown horses in the summer, but wanted to do something in the winter
months, this is why we got into dogs. After showing "Foxie" at matches, and always being in the
ribbons, we decided to go to AKC shows, getting 2 legs on "Foxie", but shortly there after we lost
"Foxie" to kidney failure.
At age five Denny started with the sheltie that we got her for her birthday: Thursday's Cotton Hill Buffy
"Buffy", who got 3 legs in 3 shows. Later we bought Illusions High Reflection - "Tate", a male Denny
showed in breed, until she was old enough to show in Juniors. Meanwhile showing for others,
Pointers, Dachshunds, Japanese Chins, Salukis, Corgis, Doberman Pinschers, and Shelties.
At age 10 Denny and Illusions High Reflection -"Tate" made enough points in Juniors to go to
Westminster.
I am mostly in the back ground Teaching Obedience, Handling & Agility. I used to be a 4-H Dog leader
and we used to put on Matches for the public. Now I am keeping up to date on shots, wormings & the
stud services. I do show in Obedience and breed once in a while getting C.D. and C.D.X. in America
and Canada. We have some Canadian Champions, and an American Champion. I do raise a new breed
to me- Aussies.
grandfather a sheltie, named "Foxie", and Denny used her in obedience, for Denny wasn't old enough
for Juniors. Denny had shown horses in the summer, but wanted to do something in the winter
months, this is why we got into dogs. After showing "Foxie" at matches, and always being in the
ribbons, we decided to go to AKC shows, getting 2 legs on "Foxie", but shortly there after we lost
"Foxie" to kidney failure.
At age five Denny started with the sheltie that we got her for her birthday: Thursday's Cotton Hill Buffy
"Buffy", who got 3 legs in 3 shows. Later we bought Illusions High Reflection - "Tate", a male Denny
showed in breed, until she was old enough to show in Juniors. Meanwhile showing for others,
Pointers, Dachshunds, Japanese Chins, Salukis, Corgis, Doberman Pinschers, and Shelties.
At age 10 Denny and Illusions High Reflection -"Tate" made enough points in Juniors to go to
Westminster.
I am mostly in the back ground Teaching Obedience, Handling & Agility. I used to be a 4-H Dog leader
and we used to put on Matches for the public. Now I am keeping up to date on shots, wormings & the
stud services. I do show in Obedience and breed once in a while getting C.D. and C.D.X. in America
and Canada. We have some Canadian Champions, and an American Champion. I do raise a new breed
to me- Aussies.
Colt For Sale - Ready October 17th 2011. Asking
$400.00. He is friendly, great with people. Selling
because I also have his sire.
$400.00. He is friendly, great with people. Selling
because I also have his sire.
For Sale