Tuesday, October 28

Monday Farm Photo: Just Doing Her Job


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5 comments:

  1. Is it the photo or is she really as big as the sheep? Did you keep both sheepdogs?
    As always I am fascinated by your stories of farm life....

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  2. I assume that the new dogs are effective coyote-deterrents, then?

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  3. Hi
    I usually onle lerk in the shadows but i just had to put in a comment to day.
    i read the little bit you wrote under the picture and thought,I don't see a dog. then i realized that she/he are the same dang color as the sheep. LOL ( looks just like a sheep but with a tail LOL) did you intend to do that ?? if so good idea --good way to fool those old coyotes,they probable think easy pickings and boom they get a big surprise! lol

    I do like your blog. I would lov to live somewhere like that!please kee[ taking pictures and posting them.!!
    thanks from sunny Florida

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  4. Dadgum good sheepdawg you have now! Amazing how goofy fluffy puppies grow up to do their job. Woo Hoo Marta ( and your cohort!) Yes it is good your neighbors are a bit away - we have someone about 1/4 mile from us with the yappingest dog in the world - I think their dog barks at wind in the leaves!

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  5. Olá

    Que cães maravilhosos,sou apaixonada por estes animais tão amigos dos seres humanos.
    Parabéns!!!
    Susy

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