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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Of Dogs And Sheep

Just some random shots from Kathy's this past weekend. Now that it's almost Thursday... I've been a little occupied ;-).



Brick - guard dog puppy in training and already a star.



Zee - the old guard. Another good one.



Everyone resting up for a long night's work. Brick is just off to the left. With his lip smushed up on his paw.

Good guard dogs are so important.



A good babysitter always helps too. These lambs do not all belong to this ewe. In fact there are two more just off to the right. I've heard of cows taking turns watching babies, but didn't know sheep did as well.



Lots of green grass doesn't hurt either.



And room to run.



And if you aren't quite ready to join the lamb races while all the mommas eat dinner, that's okay too.

12 comments:

Shirley said...

Looks like things are under control!

Alice said...

This is a good capture of the farm version of "it takes a village".....to raise a lamb.

The Sprollies 'n' Border Collies said...

Adorable! Those guards are doing a good job.

Bee Lady said...

What beautiful farm animals you have...that little lamb is adorable.

Cindy Bee

Spinners End Farm said...

That is a serious amount of grass! Our ground is just showing a hint of green...and had a little dusting of snow on it this morning. sigh.

Lori Skoog said...

Sara...were the videos taken at your farm? What a set up.

Gayle said...

All the green grass is so beautiful. We have over a month before Daisy will be able to find a green shoot. The dogs are adorable workers.

Peacecat said...

The mama sheep is so beautiful watching over the babies. And the bounding lamb is adorable!

Sheepmom said...

Oh my gosh. All. That. Grass. It's 36 and spitting snow here. My girls would be soooo happy to have that now.

cyndy said...

You really captured the essence of spring with the little lambie photo!

Gorgeous..all of it! Thanks!

Ed said...

I wanna photograph lambs!!! They are just too cute..:-))

DayPhoto said...

AHHHH! Takes me back to my childhood....wonderful!

Linda
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