Daisy Peel

It's fine.

That's all it needs to know.

So I kind of came at it backwards and that's how I got into agility initially.

I started with the Border Collies, but it was an accident.

It was accidental because when I went to the library, there was a book on Border Collies and there was a book on Australian Shepherds.

And in the Border Collie book, they were all black and white.

And the Border Collie book, basically the whole book was telling you about how you should not own a Border Collie.

They were for serious people only.

And you were not good enough to read one or to own one.

They were not for the casual pet owner.

And the Australian Shepherd book had all these dogs that were different colors.

And they went on and on about how it's just like a Border Collie, only it's easier to live with.

which is bullshit.

But anyways, so I went to the shelter and the dog that I found was red and white.

Now it had a tail.

So I thought, well, well, that's kind of weird.

I know that Australian Shepherds don't have tails, but it's red and white and Border Collies only come in black and white.

So it must be an Australian Shepherd.

So I'll take it.

So that's how much I knew.