Top Texas Aussies

This morning when I went outside to feed I was surrounded by happy dogs. They are so fun to watch as they bound around wagging their little stubs and smiling at me. They gleefully leap over weeds and dash all over in silly circles. They think it is their job to help me do whatever chore I happen to be doing. They even think watering is fun if the hose is in the water trough and not being drug to the next spot. They don't want to volunteer for an early morning bath.

This morning of the farm...

 All the puppies are in new homes.
I do still have River a red tri female who is 18 months old available and Amber a 4 year old black tri available to a good home. Both are very sweet dogs. Amber would be a great companion dog for someone.

It is early in the morning with the sun barely over the horizon. Picture an Aussie poised to capture a ferocious rabbit, POUNCE and it’s a huge miss…. The look of puzzlement on her face is amusing. She stops, looks all over, then at me as if to say “Hey what did ya do with it?” Thus begins the frantic search for the missing rabbit. She looks all over and to my amusement the sneaky bunny is standing still (as if frozen) about 5 feet from where she lost it.

  Just want to remind people to make sure your pet has plenty of fresh water and some shade. With Aussies being so heavy coated they can get hot very fast. One of the things I have been doing here is to turn on the girls sprinkler for the dogs. The dogs love it but, the girls are mad at me for taking their toy away. Oh well I can chase the girls around with a hose. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office">

Ahh Puppies