Meg was purchased as an 8-week-old pup and is a top-class bitch by any standard (but limited only by the ineptitude of her handler!). Meg is Angie's porsche! She won her first Open trial as a 2 year old. This was a very special win as it was Angie's first year competing, first Open trial win, and it was on a big hill course in Scotland (well, it looked big at the time). Priceless! Meg is strong, stylish, focused, ever keen, and never gives in or gives up. She has a huge engine and is very quick. A total delight to work, to train, and a best pal. Meg is a strong, natural outrunner. She loves to outrun, lift and fetch under no command. Meg is a very direct bitch walking straight on to any kind of sheep. She's got power and courage to spare. Meg did not run in the nurseries but she qualified for the Welsh National in 2008. She also qualified for the 2009 Welsh National but has been unable to compete due to injury. At the 2010 Welsh National, Meg finished 6th on Day 3 of Qualifying and 17th place overall. She has qualified for the Welsh team for the 2011 World Trial. Angie and Meg have competed in two double fetch trials - the 2010 and 2011 Championship Double Fetch Final at Selattyn with their best placing being 5th in 2011. To date Meg has won five Open trials & placed (top 6) 40 times.

Meg's Stats
DOB: 18 August 2005
DNA CEA Normal
BVA hip score = 14
Click here to view Meg's pedigree.
Click here to view Meg's Trial results.
Click here to see a video of Meg trialling (and when watching this, remember the comment above about the ineptitude of the handler!)
Video of Meg playing around at home on the small hill

Meg has also bred Open trial winners in the UK. From her first litter we kept two youngsters - Kinloch Sioux and Kinloch Tina. Sioux has won 9 trials and placed another 43 times in Open trials. Tina has won an 3 trials in Wales. Both seem to have inherited Meg's speed, outrunning abilities and fantastic temperament. In the US, a litter brother, Kinloch River, qualified for the 2009 USBCHA Nursery Finals.

From her second litter, Kinloch Cian won the 2010 Brazilian National Championship for both cattle and sheep (ranch category) and Kinloch Steffi has won and placed several times in trials. A litter sister, Kinloch Jenna, is also performing well in trials in Switzerland.

From her third litter, Kinloch Penny won her first Open trial in August 2011. Kinloch Keeper has placed in Open and Novice competitions, and Kinloch Kobe has won an Open SW event and placed in all 8 of his nursery starts (including one win).