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Services
 Our
Border Collies herd, but never touch or otherwise harm birds. They can
move birds to the rough, keep them on the pond or scuttle them off to a
different location, flush them from lakes and islands and navigate
almost any terrain. Our Border Collies are partnered with trained
handlers who regularly attend clinics, workshops Cattle Dog Trials and
Sheep Dog Trials to improve their handling skills. We have a great
working relationship with the US Fish and Wildlife, California Fish and
Game, and the Monterey County SPCA.
PGDogs offers the most
thorough, humane and effective goose and coot control solutions, where
the nature of wildlife interferes with the quality of human life and
activities.
The
amount of damage one goose does per day:
- Eats more than 1
pound of grass
- Destroys 5 square
feet of turf
- Deposits more than 1
1/2
pounds of feces (with harmful E-Coli) |
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Our
trained Border Collies use their herding and
stalking abilities to convince birds that
predators are present and that the area is
unsafe for them. |
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Handlers
and Border Collies visit properties at random
times to remind the birds of the constant
danger. |
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Handlers
and Border Collies remain on lake/pond shores to
prevent coots and other birds from feeding and
messing during hours of human recreation. |
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Handlers
and Border Collies will herd pest deer from your
fenced property. |
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Provide
assistance in obtaining Depredation Permit from
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for Migratory
Birds. |
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Provide
addling of eggs and/or assistance in the addling
of eggs for Migratory Birds. |
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Trained
Border Collies are available and can be supplied
for Canada Goose and Migratory Bird Control at:
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Cemeteries |
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Grass seed and grain farms |
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City parks and Recreation areas |
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Golf courses |
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Corporate grounds |
- Organic Farms |
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Dairy farms |
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Pasture land and Ranches |
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PGDogs is a Limited
Liability Company that is approved, licensed and properly insured for
the State of California. For more information on our services or
border collies, please contact us.
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