This is Maggie – the Freaky Flock Farm guard dog. She was a ‘foster failure’ – we had gotten her and she had an adopter lined up. When the adopter ran into some health issues and was unable to adopt, Maggie had already adopted to the farm and we decided to keep her.
We have not regretted it at all. She is also a great mouser and has over 50 confirmed kills to date.
The Apple Photos feature of organizing and presenting memories sometimes finds a photo that I had forgotten about. This is one of those.
This is Charlie taking a nap with me from 7 years ago. Just figured I would share as it puts a smile on my face. He might have a cold nose, but he has a very warm heart.
Yoshi scratched his cornea last week during the Sunday “rabbit hunt”. He has had the cone on for a week while it heals (he has been a really good sport when putting in eye drops twice a day).
The good thing is the cone doesn’t slow him down.
We had a foster beagle who loved her belly rubbed. She was demanding enough to get our beagle, Yoshi, to rub her belly for her. The original video was over a minute so I speeded up some of the action in the middle. It is fun to watch Yoshi’s tongue once he finished.
you are being watched – on multiple levels.
We have a new foster beagle – Belle. Lots of energy in a small package.
Yoshi is the master of facial expressions – I titled this one “There will be blood”.
What could be better in life than a lap full of beagles. These are fosters Remi and Scout.
Remi has this habit of watching me while I am on the treadmill. He would sit there and stare the entire time.
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