"Winnalie Scramble" 2026 Kelpie Male
Updated September 15, 2026
| Lot number | 8 |
| Auction | September Online Working Dog Auction |
| Date | September 23, 2026 at 5:00 AM EDT |
| Auction house | Triangle Horse Sale |
| Location | Burpengary |
**As described by the Vendor** "Winnalie Scramble" 2026 Kelpie Male Date of Birth: 27/06/2026 Sire: Malthoid Dandy Dam: Sapphire Winnie Registered: No Microchip #: 953010008247628 Desexed: No Vaccinations: Yes – 14/08/2026 Suited To: Sheep & Cattle Category: Pup/Juvenile Scramble is an excitable pup. He loves to play and interact with his littermates. He is constantly herding and he shows signs of interest in sheep already. He has a bark that he uses to get his mother to move and play. He is a solid pup with an appetite. He would do well with other skilled dogs to learn from, as he follows his mother's lead. A/c Winnalie Stock Dogs Inspection welcome by appointment. For enquiries, please email [email protected] Collection from Eromanga QLD GST Registered: Yes *The bid price is inclusive of GST – GST will not be added to the knockdown price* Important Information for all Buyers - Triangle Horse Sale make no warranty or guarantee to the information provided by the vendor. We strongly recommend you conduct your own due diligence and welcome and encourage physical inspections and vet checks. Triangle Horse sale acts as an agent only between the vendor and buyer and as such can give no advice as to the suitability or compatibility of the Dogs on offer to you as a prospective buyer. Not all Dogs will suit all Handlers and we encourage you to ask questions via email at [email protected], your questions are then forwarded directly to the vendor and in turn we provide you with the vendors reply email. If you have any doubts or hesitation to the suitability of the Dog for your needs, we strongly suggest you don't bid on that lot and find a lot more suitable to your individual needs. Dogs will react differently in a new environment, and it is important you make the transition to their new home as comfortable as possible. The initial and gradual introduction to their new home, other dogs and people needs to be carefully considered and conducted in a manner conducive to the wellbeing of all involved.
