"Maybe I'm at the wrong website because I don't see where you've explained their bloodlines. I only see that you call "Coolie". So why are they called "Coolie" when they are border crossed and the 5+ generation dogs are also called Coolie? Sorry but I don't understand, my Lab/Goldie isn't called a Lab or Goldie, just a cross. I'm just researching and trying to find a good dog without any hip or heart problems. I looked at the pictures and that is why I'm interested because they aren't full of health problems. Are you saying they aren't really Coolies, but cross breds? Because I don't know, that is why I'm asking questions that no one wants to, or can, answer. Then I, again, have to ask the question why are they still called Coolies, if they are cross bred with another breed? Is this what a Coolie is? And why can some do that, but not others? Can, or will, someone (anyone) answer my questions about the dog itself? Does anyone do any testing? How are they with kids? Do they do well with other dogs? Are they easy or hard to train? Do they have a hard or soft temperament? Why is it so hard to find out the answers to these questions???? I'm asking a breeder for help. "

My border/coolie cross is registered in the C section with the Koolie Club of Australia. Go to their web site www.koolie.net and it explains their registration system. The 2 pups l have from this bitch are by a koolie registered in the A section of the KCA so they can be registered as coolies so l call them coolies. As far as l know, no-one tests for any health/genetic problems but it is something we plan to do when we decide to breed. We will not breed our dogs just for the sake of breeding. Our dogs are great with kids, and other dogs though not all dogs are the same as in any breed, though lm sure other owners will tell you what their dogs are like. The dogs we have are extremely easy to train, very smart and willing to learn. Again as in any breed some have soft temps, others are harder. We have the bloodlines of 3 of the best known coolie breeders in Australia. Borahview, Toolalla and Tjukurpa. Our Borahview dog is extremely loyal and smart. Very easy to train and has a calm yet bold disposition. Our Toolalla bred dogs have a combination. One has a hard temp yet is very gentle and loving. One is an absolute sook but is forceful enough when working stock. Our Tjukurpa dogs are great. They are family orientated, though they do work stock, they are loyal and simply adore their owners. l wouldnt trade any of my dogs for any other coolie in Australia. Ask other breeder/owners. lm sure they will have different opinions to me.

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