One woman and her dog
While breeding, training and competing with many dogs over the years, Ceri Rundle and her late father, H.Glyn Jones were continuously on the look-out for an affordable, top quality dog food but found little or no success.
Ceri and her dogs
They quickly learned that the ‘less expensive’ options proved to be a case of false economy with the dogs generally losing condition, lacking stamina for work and generating plenty to clean up. While the premium quality rations were beyond their price range.
This eventually led Ceri to make a major, and life-changing, decision:
“To develop my own range of dog foods – CSJ”.
About Ceri
Ceri’s CV in the dog world is second to none. Her achievements are well documented and include being the first woman to appear on the BBC2 TV series ‘One Man & His Dog’ and to represent Wales in the first Young Handlers competition held at the Supreme International Championships at Armathwaite in 1980.
Later Ceri went on to become the first woman to qualify for the Welsh National Team with her homebred dog, Bwlch Hemp in 1996, Reserve in 1997 and later earned 2 further national ‘caps’ with two Hemp sons, Moel Cap and Moel Nip. Cap also partnered Ceri at the World Trials in Ireland in 2005.
Ceri was the first woman to be elected on to the Panel of National Judges for Wales, which has allowed her to judge in USA, Europe and Scandinavia. She was also honoured to become Chair of the North Wales Sheepdog Society in the early ’90s.
Ceri now spends most of her time promoting CSJ but tries to find time to train and trial her young dogs and continues to develop her famous Moel line of Border Collies (a continuation of her parents famous ‘Bwlch’ line) which are exported all over the world.
About H. Glyn Jones
Ceri’s late father (H.Glyn Jones) was a former International Supreme and Reserve Supreme Champion with his dog Gel.
He was also Reserve Supreme Champion with the famous homebred Bwlch Taff and five times winner of the Brace Competition on the BBC2 TV series, One Man & His Dog’ with his dogs Gel and Bwlch Bracken.Glyn produced three training DVDs ‘Come Bye and Away’, ‘That’ll Do’ and ‘Take Time’ and co-wrote the training book that many regard as the ‘Bible’ of the dog world ‘A Way of Life’ which up to now has been translated into 5 languages.
Glyn extensively all over the world to judge and hold training clinics and regularly competed in trials – usually against Ceri!
The Bwlch Line
The ‘Bwlch ‘ line of breeding was started by Glyn with his wife Beryl in the early ’60’s and is now into its 8th generation with many of the breed regularly appearing in the pedigrees of the present day champions. For example, Jim Cropper’s Sid; Jock Welsh’s Moel Jock…
Here’s Bwlch Hemp with his sons and daughter from Dolwen Fan – Moel Cap, Fern, Mac and Nip – Ceri has run them all in trials.