On Saturday, me and my Dad made some more bales. Ben had been with me previously because we weren't at home, but now we are all of the dogs an have a go.
Ben digs tractors.
Ben digs tractors.
It was about time Ben had a break. Kim offered to stand in.
Can I come?
How could I say "No" to that face?
Thanks! I'll be good! Super-good! You won't even know I'm here! I'll even stop talking!
And do you know what? She was good!
This is awsome!
I was able to consentrate on my job, while Kim looked around her. The only distraction was the odd lick directed at my face. I can live with that!
She was having a whale of a time!
She was having a whale of a time!
And we got the job finished quickly.
Good dog!
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Comments:
Good dog!
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Comments:
She looks so happy! I don't know what Sam would think if I tried to offer him a tractor ride!
You never know - he might like it! It takes quite a brave dog to really enjoy tractor rides, though.
Kim looks like she is enjoying herself!
Your pal, Pip
Your pal, Pip
Yay
Kim! I am enjoying seeing her coming along. She's gone from being the
worst sheepdog, to the best, now to a great tractor rider, and I'll bet
she would make a great agility dog! If nothing else it will build her
connection with you.
You could google 'making your own agility equipment' and there will be lots of ideas there:)
Also check out 'agility foundation training for puppies' and hopefully you will find some good help with Ben. Since he is young and still growing, you don't want to do a lot of repetitive work with him. Only very low jumps, no weaving etc.
You could google 'making your own agility equipment' and there will be lots of ideas there:)
Also check out 'agility foundation training for puppies' and hopefully you will find some good help with Ben. Since he is young and still growing, you don't want to do a lot of repetitive work with him. Only very low jumps, no weaving etc.
OMD--that 4th pic is absolutely ADORABLE~!!!!! :D
xo,
luna
xo,
luna
Sorry about that - I was experimenting!
