Muster Dogs

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..

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.

Informative & beautifully captured look of the importance of our working dogs in our Australian landscape.

Kelpies are such beautiful, loyal, hard working dogs but as this show has shown they all have unique personalities & need training, care, guidance & love to make them into the best dog they can be.

I've loved watching the diverse nature of all the farmers & seeing them bond & commit to these puppies. These dogs thrive under a strong leader & you get to see why this is such a beloved breed.

Haven't wiped the smoke off my face as I've enjoyed watching these babies grow & turn into beautiful, happy working dogs with owners who appreciate & love them.

Thank you ABC for the Muster Dogs series. In these hard times, it is particularly valuable to view such an inspiring, uplifting and generous in spirit TV series. For so many reasons e.g. The natural beauty and boundless energy of the dogs, the participants and their stories were endearing plus the sight of our beautiful Aussie outback.

The show was well presented plus I really enjoyed listening to one of my favourite narrators Lisa Millar. I don't think I was the only one with tears in my eyes during the last episode.

A very special show and I hope we will see those folk again and their dogs.

Two thumbs (two humans) and one paw (one dog) up from viewers at our house! This show allows humans to learn about working dog traits and training techniques, animal-human relationships, a bit of the geography of Australia, and the benefits of working dogs in the business of animal husbandry. Additionally, the show is very entertaining for both dogs and humans. While our very new-to-us Border Collie rescue loves watching the puppies when he hears them, we are entertained by the human personalities and interactions. We are ready for a spin-off reality show from any, or all, of the humans/businesses we have met through this show. Bring us more, please!