I am attracted to smooth coat tricolor Border Collies, but not blue eyes.  Now I do not see the blue eye, I see only style and working ability.  I fell for this little dog when she was 4 weeks old because she reminded me of Spin my first dog, with the dribble of white
connecting her blaze to her ruff; and she was out of Moy, Spin’s half sister, and this was to be her last litter.  I can connect with the Irish breeding from Hartford Logan; Ivan

Weir’s Import Jim is the dad to Spin, Dot and grandfather to Zoe and they all have the same natural talent and kindness to their sheep. Zoe was so easy to train and so much fun that I found myself always wanting to work her and so the other dogs got less than they should.  She is a natural square flanker and works well off her sheep, but I will have to be careful and not let her get  too wide, a trait that comes from the Price’s Davy on her father’s side.  I have high hopes of Zoe taking over Dot’s place on the trial field when she retires. With more experience for Zoe, I believe it will happen.