misfitsandrescues

Peaches tried so hard to get log up the embankment. She tried to shorten it. Then she and Cowboy tried together. If they had jumped at the same time they may have succeeded.

Peaches was determined to bring the log up the embankment. She first tried to shorten it. Then Cowboy came to help her. If they had jumped at the same time they might have made it.

Little Bit loves the water. She is 25 years old now .came from a disbursement of a wild herd of Pasafino‘s. She was a pitiful little yearling. Someone had put a halter on her as a baby, and I guess never came back. It was growing into the ridge of her nose. She still carries those scars. I would hate for her not to have a pond to play in. I rescued her from a life of pain and neglect. I was at a very low point in my life also. So through the doctoring, taming , and training, she also rescued me. I have always been my best around animals. And if one needs me, I’m going to be there. So there, now who rescued who.

After our last time out for the evening the dogs know they get their favorite treat before bed time.

On the river yesterday we got just a little too close for the osprey’s comfort. Then she called for backup to help runs us away from their nest.

Cowboy wasn’t to sure of the deer statues . He couldn’t understand why they didn’t run from him. He kept looking in the direction they were looking, wondering what they saw. It was good service dog training. He never barked or growled.👍🐕.

I rescued Peaches about a year and a half ago. It took her a full year to learn to trust again. She was so afraid to try anything new. She was afraid of getting in trouble so she would just shut down. Peaches has finally watched the other two dogs that I have , enjoy learning. You can see it in her eyes how much she enjoys learning now.

Anyone that has chickens knows there is always mice or rats around that cleanup the leftover chicken feed. It’s the dogs job to help keep the mice in check. This little rat is smarter than the average rat. It has learned to use the top rail of the fence as its personal highways. Then uses that Malinois drive against the dogs. Look at the leap of faith the rat makes at the end. No this rat didn’t get caught. This time! 🐀🐕🐕😳

There was lots of wildlife living on the Kehs River this morning. First all the cormorants flew in. Then I had a wonderful flyby of a couple of juvenile bald eagles. It takes 2 to 3 years for them to develop their beautiful white heads and tail feathers. And then the great blue herring made his arrival. Always lots of wildlife on the Coosa river.

Horse still have to be fed even in a rainy day. They had already eaten,so I was going out to let them out of their lots. I grabbed the umbrella instead of my rain slicker. The horses did pretty good ,even when I twirled it to get a reaction.😂🤠

Sundays are for fun days with the dogs. Zak the standard poodle, Peaches and Cowboy are Belgian Malinois . The bald eagles were out soaring on the wind currents . I hope you all had a great weekend also. 🐩🐕🐕🦅🤠❤️

Cowboy loves his rope swing. There are two ropes hanging. He alway picks the one that has the bungee cord .

Cowboy had to show peach how to walk the log. He was heavy enough to hold the log down and still. When peach would try the log would float and roll.

IT’s breeding season!!!! Mr Peacock is hoping for a little romance from the chickens.

The calm before the storm on the Coosa River! N

Cowboy finds a soft place to rest after our hike today.

I swear it looked like Cowboy pushed peaches off the sea wall an purpose!😂😂

Cowboy ( Belgian Malinois meets his cousin’s for the first time.

The little redheaded woodpecker was on the tree, right beside me and I did not see it start with. The cute little thing blending it into that tree so well. I am master and camouflage..

Peaches is always love to swim, but he’s always been afraid to jump off of the pier when it’s over her head. Well today she got one step closer she’s not jumping off the pier, but she is jumping off of a 6 foot seawall. She still not secure about it, but she is definitely my little land shark. She absolutely loves to swim.

Precious baby goat crashes into pole after crazy flip

Dog Obedience Training shouldn’t stop just because it’s raining. We go on adventures when it’s good weather. When it’s to icky to go outside is the best time to take advantage of actual training.

The majestic Bald Eagles

Fawns are not very patient when it comes to getting their food. I came up with a way to feed six of them at the same time. Are used a drink carton and put a piece of bungee cord across where the bottles will go. To hold me in better. Then I used a long bungee cord around my neck so that I could adjust it depending on the size of the babies. It worked really good until I had about nine or 10 baby fawns at the same time. I miss rehabbing the babies. It was the best non-paying job ever.

This was a few years ago when I was a fawn Rehabber. This is my own invention for feeding 6 fawns at one time. I miss the baby deer.