Dog Sports - Sheepdogs

It’s how CSJ started!

Ceri Rundle is an outstanding success story in the dog world. The first woman to compete on BBC TV’s ‘One Man & His Dog’, Ceri went on to appear in the first Young Handlers competition held at the Supreme International Championships at Armathwaite in 1980 and was selected for the Wales National Team. Ceri later went on to repeat the success twice more, and later competed for Wales at the World Trials.

Ceri is on the panel of national judges and has judged and run dog training clinics in the UK and overseas.  Her late father, H. Glyn Jones was also former International Supreme Champion and famously won the Brace competition three times on the popular TV series ‘One Man & His Dog’.

Ceri’s father, H. Glyn Jones  was a former International Supreme and Reserve Supreme Champion with his dog Gel. He was also Reserve Supreme Champion with the famous homebred Bwlch Taff and three times winner of the Brace Competition on the BBC2 TV series, 'One Man & His Dog' which featured his dogs Gel and Bwlch Bracken.

Some of our sponsored Sheepdog handlers:

• Aled Owen
• Kevin Evans
• Arwyn Davies
• Erik Holmgaard
• Anita Hermes
• Wiet van Dongen
• Nij Vyas

CSJ & Sheepdogs

About Sheepdogs and working trials

In 1873, the first recorded sheep dog trials were held in Bala, North Wales. Around 33 years later that The International Sheep Dog Society (ISDS) was formed, following a meeting of English and Scottish sheepmen in 1906. Shortly afterwards the first International Trials were held in Gullane, Scotland and after the war, continued to be an annual event.

Now over 100 years later, the International Sheep Dog Society (ISDS has well over 6000 members from all over the world.

Mosse Magnusson says ...

" I am using my dogs in work and hard training every day and it’s important for me that they can recover fast. With CSJ food I can really see the difference. "

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Meet some CSJ Handlers

Dr Angie Driscoll - Kinloch Sheepdogs

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Anita Hermes

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Richard Millichap

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