At a glanceABC and publisher resources document Lisa Millar’s narration of Muster Dogs and her companion book Muster Dogs: From Pups to Pros.WORKING DOG reference library · Added 2026-10-19 · Editorial guideKey factsDocumented screen roleNarrator [source]Companion bookMuster Dogs: From Pups to Pros [source]Book ISBN9780733343094 [source]Documented rolesABC’s production information names Millar as narrator of the second Muster Dogs series and identifies her companion book. HarperCollins’ rights material describes the book as following her experience across the first two seasons. Keep narration, authorship and on-screen presentation as distinct credited roles rather than assigning every creative responsibility to the best-known voice of the programme.The book’s perspectiveThe publisher describes a return to the first series’ people and dogs and an introduction to the Border Collie puppies of the second. This situates the book as a companion narrative and an account of the programme’s impact, rather than a universal training manual. A reader can use it to explore rural storytelling while verifying technical or historical claims through the appropriate evidence.Television and written recordsA companion book can offer context that differs from the edited screen sequence. Retain the source and edition when citing a claim, and identify whether it comes from narration, an interview or the book. Do not infer a participant’s complete training record or a dog’s pedigree from a brief televised introduction or promotional synopsis.Source and accessThe primary sources here are the broadcaster’s programme information and publisher-supplied book material. They establish the documented connection without implying platform endorsement or independent review of the entire publication. Use an authorised copy for page-specific citations and obtain permission for extracts or images. Current broadcasting availability should be checked through the authorised service rather than assumed from an old launch announcement.Common questionsIs the companion book described here as a universal training manual?No. The publisher frames it through the programme, its participants and Millar’s journey across the series.Sources & further readingReferences for this guide. Rules and services can change; check the responsible organisation for current details.ABC: Muster Dogs series-two production information (opens in a new tab)HarperCollins: Publisher rights catalogue (opens in a new tab)ABC: Muster Dogs books (opens in a new tab)Keep exploringMuster Dogs: a screen reference ↗Aticia Grey: writing from working-dog station life ↗Explore the working dog communityRecorded competition results · Find a trainer · Browse services · Dogs & litters