Before you buy — dogs labeled LSCDF (year) are entered, or will be entered, in the Lone Star Cattle Dog Futurity, which runs in October of each year. You cannot take possession of those dogs until after the futurity. Puppies are $250. Other dogs are priced by age, training and ability — trained cattle dogs can run up to $3,000.
The 2002 Fold
As the listing appeared in the archive, every dog below has since found a home.
| Dog | Date of birth | Breeding (dam × sire) | Notes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kate | 02-1996 | Shelton’s Nan II × Miller’s Tam | Senior worker, source of two later litters | Sold |
| Lou | 01-2001 | Lueducke’s Kate × Thomson’s Tag | — | Sold |
| Kate | 06-2001 | Sis × McCord’s Stetson | By the kennel’s top sheepdog | Sold |
| Tracy | 06-2001 | Sis × McCord’s Stetson | Kate’s littermate | Sold |
| Joe | 11-2001 | Meg × Ben | LSCDF ’03 entry | Listed |
| Shooter | 11-2001 | Meg × Ben | LSCDF ’03 entry | Listed |
| Belle | 02-2000 | Larsen’s Jenny × Larsen’s Tripp | — | Listed |
Sorry, all sold The archive closes this page out with “SORRY, ALL SOLD” — every dog listed here has since been placed with a home.
Buying a working dog? Read how to raise a puppy so someone can train it before you bring one home, and what a track dog actually does if you show lambs or goats. If you’re buying a track dog, the first-week checklist will save you a lot of heartburn.
Archive note: Restored from the 2002 archive. Statuses are as last recorded by the site owner; “Listed” means the dog was shown in the fold without a sale note at archive time.