Mist Series

Mist's second sheepdog trial is far trickier than the first. She doesn't just have to pen the sheep, she has to find them first. When Mist discovers that the sheep in question are the stubborn and downright dangerous MacPhereson sisters, she understands why all of the other dogs have refused to even try. Mist uses every trick to move the moody sheep through countless obstacles and finally into the pen. Includes 6 episodes plus Bonus Features - Kid Friendly Auto Play.

All the sheepdogs on Borough Farm are hard working, so Naughty Eddie sets up a competition to discover who is the best sheepdog on the farm. Is it brave Ernie? Speedy Jake? Nimble Mist? The answer comes as a surprise to all of them. A family adventure - great for all ages. NTSC format. 4th DVD is the 'Mist' series. 77 minutes

Third DVD in the 'Mist' series by David Kennard. 6 Episodes are included plus a bonus episode on this DVD. 77 minutes. NTSC format for USA & Canada.

Mist is one of three Border Collie pups born at Borough Farm. From the moment she opens her eyes her dream is to become a real sheepdog. but things are not as easy as she might have hoped. Training with the Boss is confusing, and there's a bunch of gruff and grumpy rams to deal with, and an auntie who may not always have her best interests at heart. Great entertainment for all ages!  66 mins sequel to 'Mist'-the tale of a sheepdog puppy. Based on stories adn characters by David Kennard. NTSC format

'Mist' is one of three pups born at Borough Farm, UK.  From the moment that she opens eyes, her dream is to become a real sheepdog. But things are not as easy as she might have hoped. training with the boss is confusing, and then there's a bunch of gruff and grumpy rams to deal with, and an auntie who may not always have her best interests at heart. Can 'Mist' really learn her craft and one day prove herself worthy of a place in the team of sheepdogs at Brorough Farm?

Filmed by David Kennard who, also, filmed 'Year of the Working Sheepdog' and wrote "Shepherds Watch' and 'Dogs of Windcutter Down'.