I want video next time. Love your dogs Gail. Sniff. Any pictures of anyone's dogs, gets to me these days. They're beautiful, and obviously, they love to work.
Sounds like those two dogs make a great team! The cows have been out here as well, but they just wander around to the other field on the farm or end up in our front yard.
March 9, 2009 at 11:29 AM
Trees and limbs have been on fences since the ice. We have been working but there was a lot of damage.
[Image]This morning the cows were out, heading up the road. Horses usually scope things out and make a plan. Cows are not so conniving. They follow their nose and they follow the leader. The leader decided to follow her nose up the road.
[Image]Thanks to our glorious American Border Collies and surprise help from our Jack/Rat Terrier, they were rounded pretty quickly.
[Image]Maggie is a heeler.
[Image]Lil, the short-haired is a head girl. [Image] Squiggy is a barker and chaser but he was right on their tails...no fear. One well placed kick can kill a dog. Lil got one kick but she is fine. These two ladies herded and held these cows in a bunch while my wonderful hubby fixed the fence
[Image] I am sure you are asking, where were you? I was on the back side of the camera, plus I was hubby's gofer...go fer this, go fer that.
Thank you, Maggie, Lil and Squiggy for making our job a lot easier.
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Close this window Jump to comment formI want video next time. Love your dogs Gail. Sniff. Any pictures of anyone's dogs, gets to me these days. They're beautiful, and obviously, they love to work.
March 7, 2009 at 9:00 PM
Darn cows!!! At least you've got you some decent herding dogs, eh???
March 7, 2009 at 10:44 PM
Terrific photo gofer you were, too! hehe
Great teamwork with everyone: dogs, hubby and you!
~Lisa
March 8, 2009 at 12:37 AM
The work never ends on the farm does it? Great pictures, I'd be the one taking pictures too! Good dogs, bad cows...
March 8, 2009 at 6:35 AM
Sounds like those two dogs make a great team! The cows have been out here as well, but they just wander around to the other field on the farm or end up in our front yard.
March 9, 2009 at 11:29 AM