Angel and Flow will battle it out to see who is Tasmania’s hardest working dog in the Cobber Challenge.
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The two dogs – Angel from Ross and Flow from Fingal – were selected from Tasmanian entrants in the national trial of endurance and speed over three weeks.
Both dogs will wear a GPS collar, which will track how fast, far and long they run each day for three weeks from August 28.
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Their results will be calculated and ranked against 10 other competitors from around Australia to find out the country’s top working dog.
Flow’s owner Bradley McDonald entered the pure-bred black-and-tan kelpie and Alexander Gregory nominated Angel.
Mr McDonald thinks Flow is in “with a good chance” because she is “the fittest she’s ever been” and has been putting in the hard yards at a Fingal Valley farm.
Visit www.cobberchallenge.com.au to follow the progress of Tasmanian entrants Angel and Flow.