Sky Blue Australian Cattle Dogs

06/08/2026

Pretty as a picture. ❤️🥰 This is one of the Oakenshield/Blueberry pups from Sky Blue Australian Cattle Dogs . Sulyn Bettinghouse and Blueberry did an amazing job bringing this litter up as usual! They were gorgous, social, brave, inquisitive and stable minded, every single one of them! Just like their momma and daddy! This pairing is chiefs kiss! 🥰

This little lady is being retained by me and placed in the skilled hands of Bee Moore on a co-own, with plans to train her up, test her and hopefully pair her with a stud. She will go back and forth between us a bit during these processes, and ultimately will come here to be whelped out.

This is the nearest planned litter for Maple Hill and the first one planned since 2020! The litter that produced her sire, Oakenshield. So if you've been contemplating a puppy from us, loosely pencil in 2029/2030 as keeping an eye out for an announcement!

We will do it the way we did last time. In home raising as much as possible, litter training, ENS, early socialization, early exposure and we will set up the video LIVE for our puppy buyers and viewers to see their babies play and interact in real time!

We will enjoy this girl to the fullest and, probably tearfully at first, hand her over to Bee this coming weekend. 😭❤️ My soul so quickly tied to this puppy. From the moment we visited the litter around 5 weeks, she looked at me like a soul knows a soul. ❤️ These dogs are so unbelievably special and this breed connects to their people on a level most breeds do not. This was even more than that. It was as if she had already known me her whole life. 🥰

I know that Bee will feel the same about her upon meeting her. 🥹❤️ These amazing lines that Sulyn and I are so passionate about are kept alive through admiration and love, and I know that Bee has shared the sane admiration and love for my lines as I have for many years. I know she will appreciate this puppy for everything she is and bring it all out of her! 🥰

06/07/2026

Next weekend join us at the state park for our fishing derby! Totally free, win prizes and hot dogs for lunch!

05/14/2026

Join us to "Take a kid fishin" at the kids fishing day! As always we will have some gear available for those kids who don't have any.
*we will be at THE BEACH this year*

05/04/2026

Queen Candidate:

Lorelei - Australian Shepard: In 2023, Lorelei was diagnosed with a rare condition called uveodermatologic-syndrome that turned her back coat white and required her eyes to be removed. She didn't let being blind stop her at all! She went on to earn her AKC Novice and Intermediate trick dog and CGC titles! She can even still do the Agility obstacles, and one of her favorite activities is pulling a dog cart! She navigates expertly using her other senses! She absolutely loves people and doesn't consider it a proper greeting unless you allow her to crawl into your lap!

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01/02/2026

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So romantic 🥰

11/14/2025

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11/10/2025

💩mRNA💩 injectables are now officially approved by the USDA in the United States - after a thorough study over 14 days on 38 animals. With most of them pts at the end of the 14 days.

SARNA replicates [for how long nobody knows] in the body and spreads throughout its organs and brain.
No long term testing was done - just a little study done in Mercks own lab (see above). Not peer reviewed and the public was not notified.

The Vets in the States are rolling it out.
(As per Judy Morgan)

The injectables are for "diseases" we dont have here in New Zealand - so wont affect us for now.
But the technology has been tested out worldwide not long ago to desastrous effect - so it pays off to keep an eye on what may come up in the future for our pets.

Just a reminder: To protect your pet against viral infections (ie Parvo) - you trigger its own active immune system ONCE. With the right vaccine. At the right time.
As is stated in the Nobivac drug sheet: ONE injection will guarantee immunity when given at week 10 of age or after. Two injections are needed when the first one was prior 10 weeks.
[And yes - Nobivacs statement is correct].

The body is then able to detect the virus trying to enter - and due to its active immune system - to remove it. By clustering it up.
A vaxxine does not createa magic shield around the dog. The virus enters - and it is up to the body to remove it. Not up to the vaxxine.

mRNA injectables let the body produce sequences of the virus in the Ribosomes.
Non stop. For how long? Nobody knows.
So the body faces a nonstop presence of what it thinks is the parvo virus [parvo used as an example].
So the body thinks it is under threat and will start producing anti bodies to eliminate the "parvo virus".
But there will be a continuous supply of this "pretend to be" virus and the immune system will over time exhaust itself by making antibodies full blast, non stop. The immune system will be weakened and other invaders have a good chance to enter, multiply and spread. So the body will show or may show a facette of multiple symptoms. Which can then be treated by a vet.

A healthy immune system is not designed for a 24/7/365 onslaught. Yet this is happening with these novel crap💩 m-injectables.

Summed up - keep an eye on what is planned for our dogs.

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And in case you wonder - Callanish Heeler does immunise its puppies. With Nobivac dhppi. ONCE. And advises on a second injection if need be.

Photo for attention only.
link to video in comments