Lucky Buddy Bear is half English Shepherd and half Australian Shepherd. He lives to work, loves his sheep, and really loves the little lambs:
6/18/06: What Happens After a Rainstorm
12/6/06: On Duty in the Kitchen Garden
3/15/07: Gang Activity
3/27/07: A Lot of Love on the Farm
4/22/07: Dog Inspection (and how Bear and I tuck in the sheep at night)
9/30/07: It's a Stock Dog's Life
4/11/08: A Tender Scene—and the Whole Picture
4/18/08: Cary and The Nanny Bear in the Greenhouse
4/22/08: Bear the Babysitter (Among Other Things)
5/20/08: Bear Loves Babies!
5/21/08: Better Than Kisses
6/10/08: Another Bear Inspection
10/29/08: Lookin' for Love
1/13/09: Stand by Your Lamb
4/2/09: Lambing Season Has Begun! (and The Nanny Bear is ready)
4/9/09: Oh, You Big Baby
3/28/10: A Sneak Peek
© Copyright 2010 FarmgirlFare.com, the multi-species foodie farm blog where world peace may be a pipe dream, but harmony among all farm critters just might be possible. Mostly.
3/27/07: A Lot of Love on the Farm
4/22/07: Dog Inspection (and how Bear and I tuck in the sheep at night)
9/30/07: It's a Stock Dog's Life
4/11/08: A Tender Scene—and the Whole Picture
4/18/08: Cary and The Nanny Bear in the Greenhouse
4/22/08: Bear the Babysitter (Among Other Things)
5/20/08: Bear Loves Babies!
5/21/08: Better Than Kisses
6/10/08: Another Bear Inspection
10/29/08: Lookin' for Love
1/13/09: Stand by Your Lamb
4/2/09: Lambing Season Has Begun! (and The Nanny Bear is ready)
4/9/09: Oh, You Big Baby
3/28/10: A Sneak Peek
© Copyright 2010 FarmgirlFare.com, the multi-species foodie farm blog where world peace may be a pipe dream, but harmony among all farm critters just might be possible. Mostly.
Lucky Buddy Bear must be in heaven with all the new lambs to love. Wonderful pictures - thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWho knew I could love little lambs so much? I would sit with them all day long if I could! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteIt's photos like this that make me want to move back to the county. I could be content sitting with the dog and baby sheep all day. Throw a good book in and I might never leave......
ReplyDeleteThese photos capture so much communication between 2 species!!! I just LOVE the way these photos show Buddy Bear turning his head away (and most likely averting his gaze) to put his new lamb at ease. These are *classic* calming signals from a nurturing farm dog who wants to let his babies know that he is not a threat. What a good boy, that Buddy Bear!
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable picture of this little lamb checking out Lucky Buddy Bear; I love it. Thanks for sharing these Susan!
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