frustratedearthmother
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Things are looking good! My neighbors have a new beagle...she's about 6 months old and has certainly discovered her voice. She's a real sweetie!
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BarredBuff
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One of my students gave her to me. So, I took her to the Vet, we wormed her and vaccinated her too.
Britesea
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I've always loved the look of beagles, but they are a poor fit for our family. We do better with Great Pyrenees
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Looking forward to seeing the Daisy adventure reports!
Lazy Gardener
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When I was a kid, we took in a beagle who had been dumped on the side of the road. She was an absolute doll.
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BarredBuff
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So far, she likes to help plant onions, broccoli, cabbage and carrots. And when I say "help" I mean she digs them up. A learning process.
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Earning process for you?
Mini Horses
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Beagles are so cute and sweet! One of my DGD raised them for rabbit hunting. Always loved when he had some young ones to play with when we visited.
Here I see a lot of the long legged deer type.
On the way home a couple days ago, there were large herds of deer grazing some fields near the woods...like 15 or so in a herd, 2 different places. We have a lot of nice deer with all the crops grown. Turkeys in huge groups, also.
Here I see a lot of the long legged deer type.
On the way home a couple days ago, there were large herds of deer grazing some fields near the woods...like 15 or so in a herd, 2 different places. We have a lot of nice deer with all the crops grown. Turkeys in huge groups, also.
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She is adorable! I love beagles but I won't keep a hunting dog (well one of my dogs is bred for boar hunting but her instincts are weak lol) , I need a dog that I can trust off leash with neighbors nearby. I'll bet you'll have a lot of fun with her!
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BarredBuff
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She is a doll so far. She walks right with me everywhere I go.
Got my broccoli and cabbage plants in the ground today. Planted them in the main garden instead of the old chicken run. The run just doesn't drain well enough. I put out around 80 plants, and need about 3 more to finish the row. Then, I fixed a concrete block bed for spinach, green onions, and lettuce. Those should've been planted three weeks ago, but its definitely not too late yet. Didn't get it planted. The soil was extremely wet and needs to drain off more before I plant anything. It has set bagged up for almost year, and collected a lot of water.
Worship, storms, and lesson plans tomorrow.
Got my broccoli and cabbage plants in the ground today. Planted them in the main garden instead of the old chicken run. The run just doesn't drain well enough. I put out around 80 plants, and need about 3 more to finish the row. Then, I fixed a concrete block bed for spinach, green onions, and lettuce. Those should've been planted three weeks ago, but its definitely not too late yet. Didn't get it planted. The soil was extremely wet and needs to drain off more before I plant anything. It has set bagged up for almost year, and collected a lot of water.
Worship, storms, and lesson plans tomorrow.
