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Collie

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Oct 26, 2026

Warren BuffettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:37
Charlie and I frequently get approached about acquisitions that don't come close to meeting our tests.
Warren BuffettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:42
We've found that if you advertise an interest in buying Collies, a lot of people will call hoping to sell you their Cocker Spaniels.
Warren BuffettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:49
Our interest in new ventures, turnarounds, or auction-like sales can best be expressed by another Goldwinism.
Warren BuffettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:56
Please include me out.
Anne HongGUEST
3:54
some great setter talks with different canine sea students in the past for sure.
Kayla FrattHOST
3:59
Yeah, it's wonderful because I think there are some breeds that we see a lot of, you know, if you want to find somebody to talk Labrador or Spaniel even, or even, you know, Shepherds and Collies, you can find kind of a decent list of people who have worked with those breeds.
Kayla FrattHOST
4:14
But when you get into some of the the pointers and the setters and some of those kind of less common breeds, it's nice to have people that we can point to to help people talk about those breeds.
Kayla FrattHOST
4:24
I know recently we had somebody in the group chat talking about getting a toller.
Kayla FrattHOST
8:15
If we're looking at our pedigrees, but what I really liked about them was that both parents were doing things like halftime shows for local colleges during like football games and those sorts of things.
Kayla FrattHOST
8:25
So they had really solid environmentals and were able to kind of get out there and perform under pressure in a way that I like seeing with the Border Collie breed in particular.
Kayla FrattHOST
8:34
And I know, Anne, you have had Border Collies at various points in your life.
Kayla FrattHOST
8:38
Yes.
Christian MillerHOST
27:21
So the chat says it's a collie, like a border collie.
Christian MillerHOST
27:26
That's not a very tough dog, man.
Christian MillerHOST
27:28
Border Collie is a great dog, but I'm just saying it's like a mascot for like, I don't know.
Christian MillerHOST
27:32
Is it Collie? Okay.
Christian MillerHOST
27:33
All right.
Christian MillerHOST
27:33
Cool.
Marty SmithHOST
59:33
German Shepherd and Malamute.
Marty SmithHOST
59:34
German Shepherd, Collie, and Husky Malamute.
Marty SmithHOST
59:37
so oh
Jake WallHOST
59:38
yeah okay
Caroline BrunneGUEST
1:24
I am one half of Deep Breaths with Louie, and that's what we call our... therapy dog work and our therapy dog business.
Caroline BrunneGUEST
1:34
So Louie is my boy Collie.
Caroline BrunneGUEST
1:36
He's just about to turn six.
Caroline BrunneGUEST
1:38
We also have Lola, who's just like right on cue, just like...

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Caroline BrunneGUEST
70:50
Because, like, who doesn't love a dog that has purple hair? Like, it just – people are like, oh, my God, that's so cute.
Caroline BrunneGUEST
70:56
And then there's a whole story behind it.
Caroline BrunneGUEST
70:58
And I think if you're – like, we're thinking until the end of the year, but a quick Google will tell you all of the days of the year, so International Dog Day and who – World Border Collie Day and blah, blah, blah.
Caroline BrunneGUEST
71:11
And so if you have a list, if you just look at a 12-month calendar and have a list of all the different days, one, that helps you with your social media if you want to post about those things in advance.
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
47:05
The biggest crowd at the Mountain Cattlemen's Association's get-together on the weekend was the dog high jump.
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
47:17
But it wasn't just for Kelpies and Collies.
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
47:19
There were a few crowd favourites in the small dog category.
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
47:23
A Basset Hound named Beryl, a King Charles Cavalier and even a Chihuahua.
Kevin VistisenHOST
37:06
I think she's part German Shepherd and part some type of cattle dog.
Dan InfaltGUEST
37:09
Yeah, Collie or something.
Kevin VistisenHOST
37:10
But she's so smart.
Dan InfaltGUEST
37:11
Yeah.
Laura CuddyGUEST
31:32
Yeah, Susan, uh, it's not awfully surprising.
Laura CuddyGUEST
31:34
We've seen a big change in Ireland as well, in the demographics of, you know, the traditional 20 years ago, an Irish were Collie or a Jack Russell Terrier, and now we see many families in Ireland have, um, dogs, cats, uh, not just that, rabbits, all sorts of species.
Laura CuddyGUEST
31:51
So there's definitely been a shift globally, and Ireland has followed that too, where many families now have a pet, and they're not considered a pet.
Laura CuddyGUEST
32:00
They are considered now a family member.
BrianAUDIENCE
12:51
I've had Jack Russells.
BrianAUDIENCE
12:52
I've had Labradors, Collies, the lot.
BrianAUDIENCE
12:54
I've had everything from a restricted breed to the local family pet that everyone wants, the usual mutt.
BrianAUDIENCE
13:00
Like, every dog is a good dog, but you've got the ones from backyard breeders that, one in a million is a psychological issue.
Kim DodsonGUEST
34:32
And I'd be there with another friend or something and we'd be working dogs and she'd take the other friend up to go and see the pups and I'd have to stay behind.
Kim DodsonGUEST
34:41
And at that point I didn't know if I was getting a Kelpie or a Collie, but she was just like, nope, you just don't, like, yeah, I just can't show you, just in case.
Kim DodsonGUEST
34:49
But, yeah, she did a really good job of picking him out for me.
Kim DodsonGUEST
34:56
That's pretty
Dan CamilleriHOST
34:56
cool.
Dan CamilleriHOST
34:58
How would you have felt if you got a Collie?
Kim DodsonGUEST
35:01
Well, I actually wouldn't have cared because it was a whole experience.
Kim DodsonGUEST
35:06
You know, it wasn't.

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