
One Last Bite Before Bed
All of the other sheep have been rounded up and are headed for the barn, but Cary has discovered a tasty patch of grass and refuses to budge. The Nanny Bear doesn't mind, though. He patiently keeps his ears to the wind, his eyes on his charge, and that trademark grin on his face. Cary is safe with him on the watch. Besides, he knows she'll be done nibbling soon--then they'll catch up to the flock in no time.
Lucky Buddy Bear is half English Shepherd and half Australian Shepherd. He loves his sheep! Click here for more about him.
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Ok so it looks overly offical. Carey is no longer a baby. I hope that I can live with this fact.
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job Mom!
Oh Yellow Dog,
ReplyDeleteI hope it's not over yet! Just because she's the same size as The Nanny Bear doesn't mean she isn't still my baby. Why just this morning she was sitting here by my feet while I was at the computer.
Though I have to admit, I didn't think The Assimilation Process into the flock (and the gradual "weaning" of Cary off me) would hit me so hard. I still treasure every day we have together (yes, paper towels, Nature's Miracle, munched garden crops, nearly swallowed pens and clothespins, and all. . .) : )
I just love The Nanny Bear - he's so devoted and such a good watchdog.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing dogs in their element, instead of cooped up in apartments or being forced to ignore their natural instincts. Which, in this case, are carefully eyeballing a precious lamb.
Good job, mama -- all around.
when i was a kid i had an australian shepherd.she was the smartest dog i've ever known...and loved to run like the wind. she liked to herd the kittens.
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