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Hip and CEA (eye) certificates gladly sent via email! All parents have been OFA and CEA tested
You can also go to www.offa.org and type in Lock-Eye in the search and see how many have been tested over the years.
Note: Some of my early dogs didn't have Lock-Eye as a prefix. Syd is one of them.
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Lock-Eye Carmen and Lovette's Gryffyn litter born on Dec 11th, 2009
They will be 8 weeks old on Friday, Feb 5th, 2010!
This is the "Birthday" theme litter. Nicknames can be changed of course!
The pup shown below is available!
Call me if you are interested! 918 723-3052 text also.
**NEW Video clips! To watch, right click and save to your computer or left click and wait.
Mac users: Hold down control and left click!
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Watch Gift's birth
Gift is a medium drive pup. He loves to fetch and give soft kisses.
He would be a great pet or wonderful for a novice in dog sports.
He is affectionate, well trained and socialized.
He knows Come, Sit, Down, is leash trained and crate trained and also knows how to
Wave hello and shake hands!
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(Carmen is a Hope x Fuse daughter)
Carmen and Gryffyn are both OFA Good.
Carmen is a CEA Normal and Gryffyn is a CEA Normal.
All pups from this breeding will be CEA Normal by parentage.
All pups will be medium/rough coated.
OFA and CEA test certificates gladly given on request.
Carmen and Gryffyn are both OFA Good.
Note: Some of my early dogs didn't have Lock-Eye as a prefix. Syd in one of them.
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Blastoff Venus & FA Lock-Eye Rimmer litter born on Dec 30th, 2009.
This is a "Beatles Song" theme litter. New owners may change them of course.
We are taking deposits on pups! Get yours in early.
So far, only 1 pup is spoken for. This is a great time to be on the waiting list!
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Video clips!!!
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Cayenne is a very high drive puppy! She is outgoing and brilliant at clicker training!
She knows Come, Sit, Down, Wave Hello, and is leash and crate trained.
All my pups are $1,000 for spay/neuter and $1,200 for breeding.
Call if you are interested. Michelle (918) 723-3052 text also
Email for paypal payment is lockeye@hughes.net. http://www.paypal.com.html
Black bird's birth video || Cayenne's birth video
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Eleanor and Mystery's birth videos
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Hey Jude's birth video || Lady Madona's birth video
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The tear stains are fading on these two pups. (red marks below the eyes)
Michelle, My Belle's birth video || Prudence's Birth Video


Venus waiting the day she had these pups.
(Venus is Carmen's daughter) Venus is OFA prelim Excellent and CEA Normal.
She will be less than 2 weeks from her 2nd birthday when she whelps.
I feel that this is close enough to 2 years old to breed, coupled with an OFA prelim of Excellent.
Rimmer is OFA Good and CEA Normal.
Pups will be medium/rough coated red and white, black and white. Blue eyes possible.
All pups will be CEA Normal by parentage.
OFA and CEA certificates gladly sent via email.





Above are pics of FA Lock-Eye Rimmer
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Lock-Eye Hope and B24 Sage litter born on Jan 17th, 2010
This is a repeat breeding!
Both Hope and Sage are OFA Good. Hope is CEA Normal and Sage is a carrier.
Go to www.optigen.com to read about this genetic test. There is ZERO percent chance that the pups could have CEA because Hope does not have the gene to give them. :-)
So, it's fine to breed a carrier to a normal.
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The little dog in the photos with the pups is my Papillion puppy, Merlin.
He is quite the nanny to the babies. He is not for sale!
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Hope pups 2 weeks video
Hope pups 6 days/8 days video
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Lock-Eye Feena and Lock-Eye It's a Cinch, aka "Cinch"
Litter born on Feb 2nd, 2010
Feena is a Sheena & Peck daughter. She is OFA Good and CEA Normal
All the pups will be Rough coated.
Feena is a happy-go-lucky girl who loves to play and tug.
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Desmond will have long hair also.
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Below are photos of Feena and Cinch, the parents of the pups shown above.


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Lock-Eye It's a Cinch, aka "Cinch"
(Cinch is a Style & Sage son born on March 27th, 2008-he is not for sale)
Cinch is a Blue Merle Tri colored, Rough coated Border Collie.
He has an awesome personality and is extremly intense and has crystal blue eyes. He also has a tan mask, which is unusual.
CEA Carrier and OFA Prelim Good. His parents are Style and Sage, both OFA Good and his grand parents Pearl and Mick are OFA Good and Pearl's parents, are OFA Good, so there is a long history of Good hips in his background. He will be OFA'd again at age 2.
CLICK HERE to see a video cilp of Cinch's 1st herding lesson on sheep.
He is currently in training to herd and is totally natural and has extreme power and eye. He is very easy to work with, very biddable.
This was also his first time in a big field. He had been worked in the round pen before.
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Females recently bred
Lock-Eye Moxie is bred to Lock-Eye Cinch, litter due March 17th, 2010
Moxie is Confirmed pregnant! (2-13-10)
Lock-Eye Mirra is bred to Lock-Eye Cinch, litter due March 24th, 2010
(We should know next week or so if Mirra conceived)
Blastoff Sassy is bred to Lock-Eye Peck and is due on March 28th, 2010
(Still to early to tell yet on Sassy girl)
All three of the above females have had very small litters.
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Border Collie puppies bred by Lock-Eye Border Collies are in training
around the world! Lock-Eye Border Collies produce awesome puppies for a variety
of activities. We offer border
collie puppies for sale that are selectively bred for their
intense work ethic and endurance. Our dogs excel at herding and work cattle,
sheep and ducks. We have also sold several dogs that work as "Goose Control
dogs." These dogs scare off ("Herd") wild geese that refuse
to migrate and are a health hazard to the public. Lock-Eye Border Collies
also compete in top level Canine Sports, such as Agility, Flyball and Obedience.
There are also many Lock-Eye Border Collies around the country doing Search
and Rescue and several puppies in training. We are proud of them all! We are
located in North Eastern Oklahoma. (Westville,Oklahoma)
Feel free to call me at: 918 723-3052 (Michelle Weese) if you would like to
talk the "Old Fashioned Way."

I
especially have a soft spot in my heart for Search and Rescue dogs. The dog
pictured left and right is a Smooch x Bronze daughter born 1-14-02. Dessa
is an acronym for Drive Energy, Search for the Scent
and Alert. Dessa is owned and trained by Kelly Pontbriand. Dessa
was certified with Maine Search and Rescue Dogs as a wilderness search dog
in May 2004. Since that time, she has responded to five searches with
her handler. Although she did not locate the missing people, she did an excellent
job covering her search area. During several other searches, she located and
indicated to her handler several potential clues. In another search, she picked
up a scent pool and worked confidently under a low hovering helicopter that
flew over to see if they could spot the missing subjects. Winter 2005 did
not bring any calls, but Dessa continued her training throughout the winter
and will be ready to go when the next call comes along. Kelly
works for the National
Park Service and have been using border collies for search and rescue work
since 1987. Dessa is her 3rd Border Collie she has trained in
this lifesaving work.
Dessa also "talks"
on command. It's guaranteed to bring a smile. (Click on the link to the left
to hear her talk.)
Our Border Collie puppies for sale are the result of a breeding program which is a very selective process. Many people expect to get the perfect dog by just putting two Border Collies together. Nothing could be further from reality! We study each potential Dam and Sire objectively to determine what qualities each might bring to the gene pool of the puppies. Temperament is as equally as important as herding ability, for without a biddable nature, the working relationship between human and dog suffers.
We spend many hours clicker training our puppies before
they go to their new homes. Behaviors learned are Come (recall), Sit, Down,
Wave Hello,
Roll over, fetch toys, tug and they are leash and crate trained. Most recently,
we have started teaching them to hit the staples Easy button!
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Our puppies are raised in the house with human interaction. The advantage of working at home raising Border Collies is that I am there to mold their minds in these critical first 8 weeks of life. This is my "day job" - (24/7 acutally). You can never make up for lack of socialization at this stage, so I take my work very seriously! When the puppies are 2 weeks old, they are fed "fresh squeezed" goats milk from a bottle. This has an amazing effect on the puppies. There is a vast difference in a puppy that is bottle fed and one that isn't. Feeding pups from a bottle imprints them on humans. They are still allowed complete access to mothers milk, of course.
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We take each puppy out individually and clicker train them as soon as they can take a treat from your hand. When they go to their new homes, Lock-Eye Border Collie puppies have already learned commands such as Come,Sit, Down, and Wave. They are Leash Trained, play ball, AND tug like Pit bulls. Some learn fetch before the leave also! If you aren't familiar with clicker training, it is a totally positive method of training, adapted from the way Dolphins are trained. Instead of a whistle, we use a "Clicker." It is so easy, it could be mistaken for magic! I refer to my clicker as a "magic wand!" With your new puppy, we send our Lock-Eye Clicker Video or DVD on how to Clicker train.
More Video clips!
For more information on clicker training, read our class handout from Ain't
Misbehavin' Clicker training classes and visit Gary Wilke's web site at: http://www.clickandtreat.com.
I highly recommend all of his video tapes! Corally Burmaster also has an excellent
video on Clicker training pups! Visit her web site at: http://www.clickertrain.com.html pppp http://www.click-l.com
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We crate
train our puppies starting at 5-6 weeks old. We do this by
first leaving an open crate in the puppy play area.
They naturally go in it when they are sleepy. We then close the door for 30
minutes, or until they wake up and need to go potty.
Right outside the door to the crate, we put a "litter box" (a large
wooden frame with shredded paper). The puppies learn to use it!
They potty as soon as they get out of the crate, and I gradually move the
box to a corner of the pen. This keeps the play pen very sanitary.

Dinah x Colt puppies in the play pen at 3 1/2 wks. (With Beth)
All are grown dogs now!
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Above is another version of my puppy play area.( Smooch
x Lazer pups--all grown dogs now!) They are 4 1/2 weeks old in this photo.
Between 4-5 weeks of age they use a potty box for eliminating. They go to
it on their own! It has shredded newspaper in it.
The benefits of the potty box is tremendous. It makes clean up a breeze for
me and the pups
learn to keep their play and sleep areas separate from potty places. This
helps house train them
and keeps the puppies clean. When the puppies are larger, I will replace the
wooden frame with
a plastic "under the bed" storage box. It needs to be low enough
for the pups to hop into it.
It is amazing to watch a 5 week old puppy in mid-play stop and run to the litter box!

This is a Smooch x Lazer puppy named Zing! ownned by Mary Rimmer. In this
clip Zing! was 7 weeks old.
Here is another example!
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New owners can continue this method and it makes house training a breeze. Just change the litter box to a plastic box and move the box closer to the door to outside. The biggest problem when house training a puppy is not knowing exactly when the puppy has to go potty (it seems like ALL THE TIME). With the litter box method, the puppy goes to it, so you can gently pick it up and take it to the door and say, "Wanta go out?" You then click and treat when the puppy eliminates outside! No problem at all. The new owners could take this one step further and have a "designated potty area" outside. Wouldn't it be nice not to have to hunt for those "tootsie rolls"?
As the puppies grow, they can "hold it" longer, so we increase the time they are in their crates. By the time they are 6 weeks old, they are being fed meals in their individual crates. They are totally crate trained by 8-9 weeks.
Starting at 4 weeks, the puppies are given rides in a vehicle and also in our "Puppy wagon". This early exposure to movement prevents them from getting carsick later when they go to their new homes. The puppies that fly to their new homes are rarely stressed when they arrive. This is because all the noise isn't new to them! I place a rawhide in the crate when they fly and usually it is chewed on. Puppies that are stressed, don't chew on rawhide. Generally Lock-Eye puppies come out of the crate a licking and a wagging! We have shipped puppies to Switzerland, Canada, Denmark, Korea, France, Mexico, Columbia, Italy and Brazil. Even with these extremely long flights, they have faired well and are frisky and friendly with their new families!
We take our young puppies to the local nursing home and sometimes to Cooksen Hills Christian Ministries. The latter is a Children's home.We have the neighbor boys come play with each litter at least 3 times. They all love to play with puppies! This early socialization with children sets a positive tone for the puppies relationship with "little people".
The health of our puppies is very important to us. Having worked at a Veterinary Clinic as a Veterinary Assistant for 7 years was valuable in teaching me how to provide the best of care for my dogs.
Our puppies start out eating a gruel of Nature's Variety dog food and goats milk.
( http://www.naturesvariety.com.html ) As they develop teeth,
we add dry kibble We send a sample of Natures Variety Chicken and Rice, Prairie with our pups. New owners can feed this food or switch gradually
to a quality food of their choice. NOTE: You will need to switch to ADULT
dog food at the age of 4 months old--or large breed puppy food to prevent
the puppy from growing to fast.
At 3, 4, 5 & 6 weeks old our puppies are wormed with
Drontal suspension. It is very safe for the puppies. Worming the puppies at
3 weeks old is critical. Even if the dam is worm-free, worm larvae is encysted
in the dam and they are passed through to the puppies via the placenta. (encysted
worms can't be killed by giving the dam worm medicine) If the puppies aren't
wormed at this age, there is a very real danger of the puppies having seizures
from the worm larvae migrating to the brain. At 6 weeks old or before if needed,
we give the pups a dose of Baycox (Toltrazurl) to treat for Coccidiosis, which
is very comon in puppies. At 8 weeks old we worm with Paratak plus, which
gets all types of worms. We get these medications from Vet-N-Pet in Austrailia.
Shipping to the US is fast (7-8 days) and is not expensive. Also, you can
get Heart worm prevention without a prescription. http://www.vetnpetdirect.com.au/home.php Another excellent place to order medications is: http://www.kvvet.com
We give the puppies their first vaccinations at 6 weeks
old. The first shot is Parvo only. Neo-Par.
(Neo Par is the safest and most effective parvo vaccine for
puppies. It is a modified live vaccine containing a high antigenic mass of
a highly immunogenic strain of canine parvo. Neo Par overrides moderate to
high antibody levels such as maternal antibodies or from pre-existing vaccination.
High levels of IgM and IgG antibodies are generated in puppies. Safe in puppies
3 weeks of age or older.)
At 8 weeks old we give Intervet's Progard-5 (Canine Distemper-Adenovirus
Type 2-Paraninfluenza-Parvovirus Vaccine.
It claims to protect against the newest strain of parvo, Variant C (CPV type
2c) Here is an article on it's discovery: http://www.cvhs.okstate.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=437&Itemid=291
(Copy and paste to your web browser if the link doesn't
work.)
The puppies go to their new homes between 8 and 9 weeks old with a health/shot
record.
The next shots are due between 11 weeks, with
follow ups at 14 and 17 weeks old. Give Rabies when your vet recommends.
Please write it on your calendar! It's critical to either get the proper shots
or have your vet do an immunity titer to determine your puppie's immunity
status. The vet will also worm the puppy and it is common for the puppy to
pass dead worms.
In addition to providing the best possible environment and stimulus
for the puppies first 8-9 weeks, we continue to be available for any questions
the new owner might have regarding training the puppy and/or problems that
might arise. (Please call for help as it is an easier way to communicate!)
This is just as important to us as breeding and raising our puppies. 918
723-3052.