January 16, 2011
A lazy afternoon here
Close quarters for Holmes and Nola** Note crate door is open
Inca does like her granddaughter (if Holmes is not around)
Meanwhile, Dad’s at work — and it is cold
Hold the sheep to Susan so she can check them out
They can look — just better not move
** If DeAnn’s vet saw this photo, she’d be sure I was a puppy mill
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Just so you guys know… the whole vet clinic isn’t anti-dog breeding but they are a teaching clinic so get lots of new residents with their own agendas. I don’t want everyone to think we’re all backwards. I might send them the photo of Nola and Holmes crammed into that tiny crate…puppy mill fodder for sure. LOL
I don’t think you can technically be a puppymill when your only intact bitch is under 6 months………………..
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Or when the only stud you’ve used is a CHIC dog…….
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Personally, I’ve never heard of a puppy mill with the stud dog out herding sheep and doing the job the breed was intended to do. Nor one with just one little puppy bitch. Be sorta a pitiful little mill, wouldn’t it?
Hummm, don’t think I’ve heard of one that actually does health checks either! Nah, don’t think you could qualify even if you TRIED!
Dang! Look at the reach and drive on that dog! Oh yeah, and that level topline. Also look how far off the dog is from the sheep…my kind of dog…