We need all the entertainment we can get around here, where it's soggy/foggy outside, sniffly/sneezy inside, and we're still waiting to hear the verdict on our car.
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Art by Sara Dunham of Punkin's Patch
Tending fine-fleeced Shetland sheep and a whole lot more on a small acreage in the Willamette Valley of Oregon
About Me
- Michelle
- I'm a homeschooling, horse training, animal loving, garden growing, part-time business running, spinning and knitting shepherd who loves the Great Shepherd.
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- Shetland Sheep Information - a wonderful resource with lots of photos
- Shetland Sheep Education Blog, with LOTS of referenced material
- FFSSA - Fine Fleece Shetland Sheep Association: Promoting a Proven Product
- NASSA - North American Shetland Sheepbreeders Association
- Rocky Sheep Suits
- Useful Lama Items, Inc. (halters)
- The Animal Rescue Site - Feed an Animal in Need
- My horse/dressage blog
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15 comments:
LOVE the jowl shot!
Me, too! Dozer is doing a pretty good "Hooch" impression in that one (ala Turner and Hooch).
Aren't we lucky? Some people lead very boring lives....in front of a TV....no animals around to REALLY entertain them!!! I spent some time this afternoon just enjoying the sheep. Last years ewe lambs were doing their best impression of Rudolph Nureyev (sp?) and Dame Margot Fonteyn (again with the darn spelling!)It was so much fun...I was actually belly laughing to their antics!! How could you not??? Now THAT'S entertainment! Thanks for sharing the pictures!!! :-)
Whew! That's a LOT of doggie mouth there! Looks like a little bit like a whale mouth! hee hee
:-D It's so great that they get along so well. Glad you are OK from the car ordeal . . . cars can be replaced, people - not so much :-)
Nothing wrong with a bit of Home entertainment ;-)
Wizz
Excellent! Plus you have outdoor home entertainment too! A whole pasture full! I love the "reality" entertainment that animals provide!
Our entertainment is sleeping in front of the woodstove right now, but yeah,I know what you mean. They keep me entertained. It got up to 38 degrees this afternoon and they insisted on laying on the deck together, until I know their bones were aching. Then they were back to the woodstove. Your two became friends quickly!
ok this is MY entertainment at my house too every day and every night! I never watch TV! Not only do I hate sitcoms for the most part, but the dogs are MUCH more entertaining that people on TV! :)
Hoping for the best of news with the car!
I'm SO glad Dozer got to go live with you:) I love all that loose skin and lips! Animals are not only the most entertaining but they show us what it really takes to enjoy life!
Thinking positive thoughts for you and your car!
Great photos! We enjoy our canine soap opera every day too :o)
*LOL. I can see how they keep you entertained!
Love that second picture! Aren't pups a kick?
My furry entertainment center walks on my keyboard, frustrating my computer, then - just to make sure she has my attention - knocks over my big cup of water. Or goes in the kitchen and opens cupboard doors, that then slam shut, getting my attention. Couldn't live without her!
Nancy in Iowa with a furball
Much more entertaining than TV!
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