“I bought tilly off her cattle trial, watching her on stock out there and they were quite tough cattle. As a buyer I needed to see that because I need to make sure a mustering dog is going to stand up to it, to tough cattle, because some times you can get quite soft cattle in trials and it can be difficult to assess if a dog is going to be able to push and hold and give relief when cattle are stiry,” Ms McHugh said.
