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Our Farm 

The farm is in the heart of Millarville on a little over 50 acres.  There's a variety of animals to see, and even newborn lambs each spring! We have fully mesh-fenced pastures and round pens to suit each stage of training. Indoor space in the barn for scent work, and a covered small sand arena. 

Our sheep are miniature varieties
The green arena, full fenced with mesh
Arena with small round pen near our red barn
Green Arena
Geese in there pasture

Geese Pen

Around the pond is a lovely area for on-leash obedience.

Pond Pasture

Our small, covered sand arena

Sand Arena

The oval arena, a great space for introducing dogs to sheep

Barn Oval

We raise a variety of sheep - some are light and move quickly, others are slower and heavy - but all have a part to play teaching dogs how to read sheep and adjust their pace and style. During the year we also have lambs that dogs can see (depending on their training, this may just be through a fence). 

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Goats (Pygmy/ Nigerian Dwarf) are also a great choice for new-to-herding dogs because they tend to love people, and are very tolerant!

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Ducks (Pekin/ Indian Runner) and Geese (Embden) are reserved for instinct testing (inside a pen), for more advanced dogs, for very gentle ones, or dogs willing to learn on a long line! They require a bit more patience, but are SO fun!

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Goats on the training field
10 month old border collie
(started level dog)

Ewes & Lambs on the
training field (advanced dog)

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Painted Desert Sheep for experienced dogs (pictured above)

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Katahdin Sheep, for beginner dogs (video)

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