Wayne's Custom
Leather & Leaning
Tree Cattle Dogs and
Quarter Horses
Leaning Tree Dottie
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Welcome to Leaning Tree Cattle Dogs and Border Collies!!! |
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| Our breeding program is not about raising puppies to sell, it is about raising stock dog pups that will mature into dogs that are better then their parents. Purchasing one of our pups is a privilege, we put a lot of time and effort into proving and selecting our breeding pairs only producing pups when we are proving a line or have a demand for a proven mating. There are risks involved with purchasing pups from unproven lines, and crossbreds, these risks are the same ones taken by breeders for centuries producing the dogs we presently recognize by our breed associations. | |
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Border Collies |
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Jake ABCA 288799 2006 Male Border Collie Black/White Smooth Coated
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Jake Jr. (JJ) "Riley x Jake" 2008 Male Border Collie Black/White Smooth Coat Pictures of JJ and his littermates JJ is available to the right handler
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Bea
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Vicki 1999 Female Border Collie Tri-Color Smooth Coat
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Ben "Riley x Jake" 2008 Male Border Collie Black/White Smooth Coat Pictures of Ben and his littermates Ben is For Sale
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(3 weeks old)
(10 months old) Ricky 2009 Male Border Collie Tri-Color Smooth Coat (Vicky x Jake) |
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Rosie Dob May 9th, 2009 Female B/W Smooth Coat Bea x Jake
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Toby Dob May 9th, 2009 Male Tri-Color Smooth Coat Bea x Jake Toby is for sale Click on here to see more pictures....
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Australian Cattle Dogs (Blue & Red Heelers) |
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| All our cattle dogs are reminiscent of the "Little Power Packs" of the old days, Tank our largest male weights in around 45 pounds and stands about 20" tall, Wynona our smallest is a mere 25 pounds standing only 13" tall. All our dogs would love to be lap dogs, small in stature, but large in attitude. | |
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Indy 2002-2009 Australian Cattle Dog Indy was out of a working red female, Belle and by a working Blue Male, Peter. Belle earns her living partnering with Eugene Baldwin of Hillsboro, WI keeping his rodeo bulls in line, Belle is out of a red female owned by PBR bull rider BJ Schumacker, WI. Peter, now deceased, was owned by Marty Jones, WI. Indy spent the first years of his life as our PR dog, traveling all over the nation, he loved to work and hunt, having many coon, possum' and ground hog trophies to his credit. Later he turned into our number one dog here on the farm. He is greatly missed but his legacy lives on in his pups and grand pups. |
Dottie "Patch x Indy" 2007 Red Female Leaning Tree Australian Cattle Dog Dottie is the product of an outside breeding to a local working female ACD. And wow, if we only have more of her to offer to the public. Dottie has the eye, cover, athleticness and self control to be a phenomenal worker.
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Leaning Tree Chip
(Indy x Fighter)
2008 Blue Male Australian Cattle Dog
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Leaning Tree Tough
(Indy x Fighter) 2008 Blue Male Australian Cattle Dog
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Leaning Tree Wynonna
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2008 Red Female Australian Cattle Dog |
Australian Cattle Dog Pups Dottie x Tough, DOB 9-12-09 More pictures can be found on the Fall 2009 Puppies page of this website
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| What good is a dog that goes in and makes the same mistake over and over, get's kicked the same way again and again, to us, no good, more then likely they will be dead at a young age. Our dogs are products of dogs that are willing to adapt and change, yes, they may back down, but only to reassess the situation and come at it from a different direction. This style of dog is capable of training stock, not just annoying it, they ask first, then tell, as opposed to the hard headed dogs many are familiar with that just unleash their fury on anything that is four legged, and sometimes two. | |
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Border Collie/Australian Cattle Dog Crosses |
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Leaning Tree Cyd
2005 Blue Male Leaning Tree Cattle Dog Cyd never takes "No" as an answer, he is serious worker and has no qualms about biting anything anywhere, heel, hip, ribs, shoulder or even noses, if it gets in his face he liable to latch on. When teamed with his brothers for dog breaking duties he is the power, making a defiant bull wish he had not strayed. |
Leaning Tree Royal Red 2004 Red Female Leaning Tree Cattle Dog Royal Red (Buffy) is the first female pup we held back from our Lilly/Indy crosses. She was trialed on cattle in Iowa and Kansas as a year old pup, since, she has produced one litter of pups, once again out-producing herself. Buffy is a handy partner when it comes to exercising rodeo futurity bulls, putting just enough pressure on to keep them moving and heeling low and outside just off the ground. |
| Obedience.....to us a working stock dog that is obedient and lacking a little on his natural ability is still valuable in comparison to a dog with tons of ability but lacks obedience. A dog that is biddable is one that can be trained to be obedient, we will cull unbiddable talented dogs from our breeding program before we cull biddable dogs that lack a little in the talent department. | |
Planned Litters for 2010
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Australian Cattle Dogs
No working ACD's available at this time. |
Border Collies Bea x Jake - Fall 2010 This will be a repeat breeding for Bea and Jake. Jake is out of Hooker and by Fly both owned and trialed by Pete Carmichael of Timber Lake, SD. Bea is out of Reno (Turk x Brittney) by Bob Johnson's Tip. A limited number of pups may be available to working homes Pups from the previous litters are working cattle in Colorado, South Dakota and Iowa |
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