Please see enclosed a picture of Jack (O'Bryant's Pure Country) at 17 months playing with his favorite friend, Zeus, the Italian Greyhound.

Jack is doing well. His favorite things to do are catch a Frizbee or go to our rural property and walk the trails.
The only thing I didn't anticipate was how hard it would be to train a working Aussie to leave the neighbor's dogs alone in our suburban home especially when we are surrounded by 6 lb Yorkies (3 of them) who keep trying to pick a fight through the fence with him. But, he is learning to ignore the little monsters.

Anna

We have had Daisy for nearly eight years. She is very intelligent and has a wonderful disposition. She is playful and eager to please. She has a natural herding instinct and is great around other animals and pets. We are looking forward to getting our next puppy from you!

Uwe

Jack (O'Bryant's Pure Country) is still growing. He has a huge frame. I am not sure he will stay under the 23" standard. If he does, it won't be by more than 1/4-1/2". Right now he is pretty high in the rear.

We are having lots of fun. He graduates from his beginning obedience class next week.

Anna

From a happy owner:

Hi Charles,

Just wanted to tell you how much my family loves this puppy! Once I get around to registering him, his reg. name is going to be O'Bryant's Pure Country with a call name of Jack.

At 10 weeks, Jack knows how to sit, down, stay, walk on a leash and catch a toy. He is playing really well with the older dogs in the family. And even though they roll him around pretty good, he just keeps coming back for more.

Thanks again for selling him to me.

Anna

PS: My vet said that she told her husband it was a good thing I drove to North Carolina to get this puppy cause if the litter would have been in Indiana, they would have one now.

From a happy owner:

Charles, 

Here's an updated picture of Boomer. Believe it or not he weighs a whopping 70 lbs and is in great shape. Runs all the time and chases after balls and Frisbees too! Highly intelligent and his favorite "job" now is hide and go seek in our house. He goes nuts to find us and he loves it! Thanks again for the great dog!

Dana and Joe Combs

From a happy owner:

Charles,
Thought I'd let you know that the Red Tri pup I got from you about one year ago is a love. She's extremely intelligent, trains easily and is very loving. Great combo. She loves working cattle and has incredible cow sense. We start agility training soon and I think she'll be amazing. She quickly became my buddy and won't let me out of her site. She's my co-pilot for all trips in the truck for feed or what ever. She's also unbelievably cute. Just thought I'd say thanks.

Susan Hatchett
Fulshear, TX 77441

From a happy owner:

Charles,
Just updating you on our puppy. Bishop is 6 months old today. Hard to believe! He is a beautiful, sweet and loving dog. Here is a picture we took today. Maybe one day we can get another one for him to play with.

Brenda Mayo (4/15/06)

From a happy owner:

Charles, 
Angie Schrock here...just thought I'd update you on Merlot. The Humane Society had a calendar contest with pictures of your pet. Needless to say Merlot is now a pinup...she is featured on the month of May. 

She is such a great dog! She has spoiled us for all others. She ended up being about 40lbs. Both eyes stayed hazel with a speck of blue on one. 

I have your sight booked marked and periodically check your litter information. 

Larry takes her regularly to the Bark Park where they have run into several half brother and sisters.  As if you couldn't tell, she is spoiled rotten to the core! 

Thank you again for such a wonderful dog! 
Angie 

Charles,
Haven't contacted you in a while - was going to tell you a little about Pearl. She is a large Aussie - 53lbs - and a very trim 53lbs. She is very energetic and requires a lot of attention and interaction. 

She is an accomplished frisbee dog and is constantly wanting to play ball or otherwise be entertained. She goes fishing with me and loves to go for truck rides. And, she is extremely intelligent. 

We went ahead and spayed her, it was hard to manage her heat cycles with mine and my wife's schedules, and where we live there are a lot of undesirable sires running loose.

She is a pet, and lives a very comfortable life with a lot of affection, which she returns willingly. I am very pleased with her and look forward to her companionship for the next few years. I have included a couple pictures for you.