Saturday, May 24

Saturday Daily Dose Of Cute:
Livestock Guardian Pups


On Duty or Off Duty?

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8 comments:

  1. OMG - this is sooooo cute ! It's like he just needed a breck from guarding the sheep . They in turn , said ok - we will watch out for you - "chuckle, chuckle " .
    Thank you so much for the pic - I will carry it in my mind for the day !
    Kim O

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  2. And the lion shall lay down with the lamb . . . paradise, indeed. :-)

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  3. I am so hooked on your Daily Dose of Cute that I have to come by every day! There is an abundance of cuteness in your life. Thanks for sharing it with us city folk.

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  4. Have you named those vicious watchdogs yet? Or did I miss something in my travels? They are certainly getting big - hope they don't eat a sheep for dinner some night! :)))))

    Sweet puppies - I'd be tempted to carry one around and put it on my lap - you are pretty strong to let them to their thing like they are supposed to!

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  5. Are they keeping the coyotes away?

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  6. They'll guard the sheep, and the sheep will stand guard while they nap.

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  7. Wow, how adorable!! Where in the world did you find two puppies that are a mix of all three livestock guard breeds? And how are they with the chickens? And where can I get me two little puff balls of love to guard my future goats? :)

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  8. Who's guarding who here?

    Looks like one big pile of cute to me.

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