The whole pack of 7 newest born pups. Born 10/27. They are all quite tired from a very fun day’s worth of romping, running and rolling. Of course it always is an excellent time for puppy naps, right after a big lunch. 🙂
7 fluffy fur balls with full bellies!
This week these little pups are being taught to obey a command that will keep them out from under foot while I am walking around them. This is also useful when I’m going in and out of gates. They are picking up this new skill quickly!
Ready for customers Tuesday from noon until 3pm. I have milk and I’m cleaning the fresh gathered eggs right now! My hens have been quite gracious. If you miss me Tuesday, I’ll be available again on Wednesday this week since it’s Christmas. Hope you all have a wonderful holiday!
This is momma of all current pup litters. She started out her life the runt of a large litter. Her siblings picked on her. Her owners did not want her, could not sell her. She had bite marks and sores on her from trying to get enough food from the bigger pups.
At 8 weeks of age, I drove all the way to southern KY to get her. I believed in her, that with proper care, nourishment and feeling like she was finally with someone who truly WANTED her, that she would be a great dog. I sure was right!
I made a great investment of my extra time, care and patience with her. She is extremely loyal to me. Being a beta personality, her most important job is to make sure I’m happy. She listens to all my commands. She comes along with me while I do morning chores. She has trained all the other dogs from pups, how to properly work on our farm.
Her and I have a very strong bond. She communicates with me and I trust her completely. Later I will share some stories of our adventures together.
This is papa of all our pups. He makes a great babysitter for little kittens or baby goats. Ever since he was little, we’ve seen his instinctive ability to comfort ailing, scared or injured critters. When our kittens lost their mother at only 3 weeks old, he pulled them onto his belly, curled his body and tail over them and kept them warm each frigid winter night. Confident, calm and comforting…. That’s his nature.
I have free range/pastured eggs and raw jersey cows milk available tomorrow from noon until 3pm. Call or text me for available quantities.
My chickens roam free everyday, pecking up insects, greens, seeds and all sorts of natural treasures! I make my own kefir probiotics and feed generous portions to my chickens each week. They eagerly devour it! $3.00 a dozen
The raw cows milk has a 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 inch thick layer of delicious cream on top! $8 a gallon
* bring your own egg cartons. I cannot furnish those for you.
* bring your own container to transfer the milk to. I cannot furnish containers for you.
All those juicy delicious heirloom tomatoes are gone for the year. I miss them already!
