Dixie came to us in February of 2016.    She is our little Dixie Dickens as she can get into her fair share of mischief by stealing things out of the truck or your bag etc…  She also loves to chase frogs, little birds and anything in the water.  She also loves putting her head under the water.  She is so playful and loves to play frisbee with a  passion (mostly keep away though).  She is very affectionate and wants attention and loving as often as she can get it.   She is an awesome stalker and is learning to love the water.  She is just a sweetheart.

Stormie came to us in January of 2016.  She is a total sweetheart.  She is very high energy and a driven dog that loves to herd, including the other dogs especially while they are playing frisbee.  She is a tireless swimmer and will not leave the pond until every goose is out of there. She is so smart and very methodical in the water when swimming after the geese. She loves to be dried off after her swims and will automatically roll over on her back so you can towel dry her belly.  We have enjoyed watching her learn to play with the other dogs.  She is truly as close to a robot as we have when it comes to working.  Awesome dog!

We received Annie in April of 2015.  She is an April Fools baby.  She is so small that we call her our “Little Peanut”.   She is a ball of energy and like Bond, fast as lightening. She is a fiend with the frisbee and will do it nonstop if we let her.  She is very affectionate with people she knows and loves to be held.  She is a curious girl that is always on the move.

We acquired Bond in 2013.  Our big guy was an awesome dog and very chill and quiet just as his name infers. But when he turned on the work switch, he was one of the most intense dogs we have seen.  He had only one speed and that is 90 miles an hour.  He was very affectionate but definitely a Daddy’s boy.  He was the patriarch of the clan and had even earned house privileges. He will be greatly missed by the Geese Police family. 

We acquired Faye in the fall of 2012.  She is our little red headed girl.  Faye is such a gentle and sweet dog but her drive is intense and she will not stop until her job is finished.  She is a very strong swimmer and can swim for quite a while, sometimes just for fun as she loves to be in the water.  Faye has slowed down a bit and is close to retiring but Faye works hard, plays hard and sleeps hard.

Kate was also one of our first dogs we purchased in 2010.  She was also 14 years old when she passed and was fully retired but still loved to go out with us for ride alongs and work when she wanted to.  She was the biggest sweetie and cuddler and has never met anyone she did not like.   She was a fantastic swimmer and loved to put her head under water.  Her favorite past time was playing Frisbee and herding the sheep.

Flo Jo was one of our first dogs we bought in 2010.  She was 14 years old when she passed and a veteran.  She retired a few years ago and had adjusted nicely to being a couch potato.  She worked like a true Rock Star.  Being the oldest, she was definitely the matriarch of the bunch.  She was the ultimate working dog and was named after Florence Griffith Joyner, the track and field star.  In her day she was fast as the wind!!!  Flo Jo survived a cancer bout in 2013 and even worked all through her chemo treatments.  She was truly a Survivor.  She was very social and our little Diva.  She was truly a special dog and is missed every day.