Photo by 2MC Design

Alamar is dedicated to the working Border Collie with excellent health, structure, temperament, and herding ability. Our dogs are screened for hip displasia, eye problems, and herding ability. Alamar believes the only true test of herding ability is actual work. We breed for herding ability, not the "hobby-type" activities that sadly dilute the working ability of the American Working Border Collie.The dogs work sheep, goats, or cattle regularly. They compete
regularly in herding trials as well as work in animal assisted therapy. Puppies available occasionally.



Come view our litter!

Available Border Collies

Alamar had a GREAT year in 2010,
come check out our highlights of the year!

   

 

Alamar's Spur STDsc OTDc HSAC

Spur was born 11-2-99. He is a tri-colored, rough coated dog that was bred to work cattle.

     

 

DC (HC CH) Alamar’s Gun HSAS HSBS HIAS HXAS STDs OTDs RTDs HTAD III

Gun was born 9/24/97 out of Russel McCord's Stetson. He is 53 pounds and is a rough coated, black and white dog. Gun is one of the gentlest tempered dogs we've ever owned.

     

 

Alamar’s Pickin’ and Grinnin’ HT PT HSAS HIAS HXAS STDs JHD HRD I HTAD I HTD I HRD II HTAD II HTAD III

Banjo is a Spur son out of Rosie, born 12/21/2003. He was chosen to stay because of his sweet disposition, talent and ability. He has every bit of his Dad's power, but with a little more finesse. He has become invaluable around the farm and is as dependable as they come. He has proven his worth with extreme weather conditions when he worked in the driving rain with a broken toe and never quit, to the 105 degree heat without a falter. He has a heart as big as the state of Texas. He is also the kindest soul with children and puppies and everyone he meets. We are really excited about this boy.

     
 

Alamar’s Chairman of the Board HT, PT, JHD, HSAS, HIAS, HSBS

Boss is another member of the “dirty dozen” born August 4th, 2006.  He is a powerful dog with a sweet personality and plenty of drive to work.

     
 

Lynwood Rab

Rab comes to us from Scotland. He is a black
and white, rough coated dog with a distinctive style. He is a small dog
weighing about 38 pounds. He is very fast and intense with a tremendous
focus on his work.

Rab has an outstanding temperament and has an amazing willingness to please.
He is completely devoted to Alan and they will make an awesome team! Look
for them in the fall of 09.

   

 

HCH HC Alamar’s Rosie O ROMX PT HSAS HSBS HSAD HIAS HIAD HIBD HXBD HXAS HXAD STDc STDs STDd OTDs OTDd ATDd HRD II HTAD II HTD II HTD III HTAD III HRD III

Rosie was born 4/25/2001 and is a black and white rough coat. Rosie is out of our Angel and McCord's Sam. Rosie has surpassed our highest hopes in her natural ability and instinct, willingness and desire to control stock and overall personality.

     

 

HC HCH Red Dawn’s Betsy Ross At Alamar HT HSAS HSAD HSBS HIBS HIAS HIAD HXAS HIBD HXAD HXBD STDs STDc STDd OTDd OTDs HTD I-s HTAD I-g HTAD I-d HTAD II HTD II HRD II HRD III HTAD III HTD III

Stich was born July 5, 2002 and is a Spur daughter.

NEWSFLASH!!
Stitch finished 2008 ranked #4 in the US in advanced competition.

     
Photo by Debbie Schwagerman
 

Alamar's Head 'Em Up HT, HTD I, HTAD I, PT, HSAS, HIAS, HXAS HIBS

Born Dec 21, 2004

Emma is a smooth coated, black and white girl. She is striking in the face and very sleek and built for speed. She started working on goats at about 4 months. She shows no fear and earned the place in the Alamar lineup with her drive and desire to control livestock.

 

   
 

Alamar’s Songbird HT, PT, JHD, HTD I

Lark is a petite little bitch born August 4th, 2006.  She is one of the “dirty dozen” that kept Rosie and the rest of us hopping. 

     
 

Alamar's Last Call HXAS

Although Gin belongs to Chad and Stacy McEntee, Gin will be a member of the “Alamar Gang”. She is showing signs of being quite the cattle dog.

Photo left-This was her first time on cattle at 6 months old.
Photos by Pat Corl

   
   

.

     
     
Alamar Farm | Van Alstyne,Texas | Marie and Alan Koebke | Tel: 903-364-5641 | email: amkoebke@gmail.com | Directions