Muster Dogs

Heartwarming, educational, and influential. Be careful... because if you're so inclined, you just might look at dogs, community, hard work, and even yourself differently, and all for the better, stronger direction!!

So this app is requiring I write a longer review, so I will add that this show has made me more aware of my Bluetooth connection with my dog, Emilie. She's part Rhodesian Ridgeback. She would run from sheep and cattle, for sure, but would run towards me any second of any day!

Still too short...hmmm... another wonderful takeaway is if you have a respectful way to break your dog's focus when they are hyper focused, you and dog can do so much more!!! (Limit reached...bye!)

Wonderful to see pups and owners.. but hilarious how they give indigenous names to the properties. We have so lost our way that people who worked hard and bought land can't even call it " their" land!! It's disgusting actually!! May the pendulum swing the other way VERY SOON!!

Anyway.. show is good because of characters.. dogs and training. Dogs are absolutely beautiful and sweet to watch.

The breeder is awesome and the cattle owners who train the pups are also awesome. A ll very interesting and loving. Show is very sweet how it follows the breeder giving pups to cattle owners. Watching them fall in love with the pups is priceless..

Being a city dweller, I loved seeing different farms across Australia, meeting the farmers and how passionate each of them are towards the land, the well being of their livestock and their respect for each other. The kelpie pups were an added bonus, seeing them develop into different characters and the importance they play to the farmers well being. I loved when one farmer said, when there is drought for so long, you need to make sure you have things in your life to get you through, music and dogs. Its the perfect educational and entertaining show for the family to watch, with a very teary happy ending I was not expecting.

Heartwarming captivating brilliant tv. I've just lost my best ever Kelpie and shed some tears in each episode as I saw the qualities I love so much in every pup. The quality of the people was just as impressive. Well done ABC, this is what public broadcasting should be about.

The show particularly highlights the challenges of extreme outback cattle farming in Australia's territories. The distance involved is just mind-blowing.

Climate change meant that one farmer hadn't had rain for four years and with delight and joy whilst filming the rain season finally came. Providing huge relief fo the farmer.

What I really enjoyed about the show is instead of showing a finished article dog they decided to train-up the same litter; boys and girls; and make them become professional working dogs. Can it be done? Watch and see!

I love the humanity of it all. The warmth and glow farmers got from looking after their dogs. The playful nature of a young pup not realising the tasks ahead and learning how to conquer life.

It's very refreshing in terms of documentaries on Netflix and one which I thoroughly enjoyed. Farming is a brutal occupation and it's so hard to make money from it and I envy the risk farmers go through to see that we get guaranteed food on our table. Cheers!