Tin Roof Australian Cattle Dogs

05/14/2026

Puppies make people happy! 💕 TIN ROOF AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOGS (as of 06/07/25 we have one female available) [email protected]

04/28/2026

04/20/2026

Practice, train, and do it again. 🤠🐮 67_stockdogs.

Herding Cattle- training & trial prep at 67_Stockdogs

04/16/2026

Hot take:
If you get your kid a dog… that dog should have a job.

Not just a pet.
Not just a backyard buddy.

A partner.

Dog sports give kids something incredible:

Confidence.
Responsibility.
Patience.
Leadership.

And the dog gets something too…
A purpose.
A challenge.
And their favorite person right beside them.

A bored kid and a bored dog can both get into trouble.

But a kid and a dog learning and working together?

That’s where the magic happens.

One day you realize you didn’t just raise a kid with a dog…

You raised a team.

This team is our Cooper (if you've been to our farm, you've met him!) and his girl Maggie.

🐾

Did you grow up doing dog sports with your dog? Or do you wish you had?

03/29/2026

Thursday at the Kern County Kennel Club in the ACD ring

01/02/2026

Perfectly written

I don’t know exactly what 2026 will bring.
But I know this—

2026 is the year of the horse.

The year of slowing down
without falling behind.
The year of choosing depth
over noise.
The year of trusting instinct
instead of chasing approval.

Horses don’t rush into a new season.
They step into it steady.
Aware.
Grounded.

And that’s the energy I’m carrying into 2026.

The year of listening more closely—
to my body,
to my intuition,
to the quiet places
that have always told me the truth.

The year of building trust
instead of forcing outcomes.
The year of showing up consistently,
even when no one’s watching.
The year of understanding
that strength doesn’t have to be loud
to be powerful.

2026 feels like the year
we stop explaining ourselves.

The year we choose what feels right
instead of what looks impressive.
The year we honor the pace
that actually sustains us.

Horses don’t apologize for their needs.
They don’t perform for validation.
They don’t chase what isn’t aligned.

They move when it’s time.
They rest when it’s not.
They trust the rhythm
that’s already written into them.

That’s the lesson.

Let 2026 be the year of the horse—
the year of calm confidence.
The year of grounded growth.
The year of quiet strength.

The year we stop rushing the process
and start respecting it.

The year we remember
that everything meaningful
takes time.

And maybe—
just maybe—
that’s when things finally fall into place.

Here’s to 2026.
Steady.
Intentional.
Rooted.

The year of the horse.

Who's ready for 2026?

12/25/2025

12/25/2025

Some Memories