Hello! Thank you for your newsletter, I always find it a cheerful moment when it arrives! Wondered if you've heard of Nora Lenz and her book about keeping animals healthy. We now feed raw and our animals are doing so well. We also put MMS in their water, just the Sodium chlorite (part 1 of 2) bc their stomach acid activates the SC..., no more vax.. meds.. Anyway, wanted to throw this your way. Wishing you and yours the best. Thanks
I loved reading about your Pyr's, so interesting. After viewing the video of the Charleston House I couldn't help wonder about your house being shown some day. 😊
I’m so glad you continue to send your newsletters by email. It is my preferred way to subscribe. Keep sharing your colorful creativity and varied interests.
This post was so interesting to me. I thought you'd had LGD's much earlier in your shepherding career. When I had sheep sometimes I wished I had one or two but now I see it never would have worked in this neighborhood where coyotes are very close but so are neighbors.
Hello! Thank you for your newsletter, I always find it a cheerful moment when it arrives! Wondered if you've heard of Nora Lenz and her book about keeping animals healthy. We now feed raw and our animals are doing so well. We also put MMS in their water, just the Sodium chlorite (part 1 of 2) bc their stomach acid activates the SC..., no more vax.. meds.. Anyway, wanted to throw this your way. Wishing you and yours the best. Thanks
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I loved reading about your Pyr's, so interesting. After viewing the video of the Charleston House I couldn't help wonder about your house being shown some day. 😊
Hi Kristin! Beautiful work as always! I hope you are well!
No Bob cars but we do have Bob cats
I love our LGD's!! We currently have three. Two Colorado mountain dogs and a Anatolian/Kangal cross. They love the sheep!
I’m so glad you continue to send your newsletters by email. It is my preferred way to subscribe. Keep sharing your colorful creativity and varied interests.
This post was so interesting to me. I thought you'd had LGD's much earlier in your shepherding career. When I had sheep sometimes I wished I had one or two but now I see it never would have worked in this neighborhood where coyotes are very close but so are neighbors.