Sweet Dreams

Lass isn't much for staying in her puppy pen but she never goes far from our camp.
When we went to bed last night she was in the pen.When we woke up this morning, we looked out the window of our camper and saw this.
Obviously, she had other plans for where she wanted to sleep.

As Seen On TV

VIEWERS!
Do you find that your hair causes you problems when you are guarding your flock in the summer?
Is it too hot? Matted? Full of burrs?
Then try our new, sassy, classy hair cut!Notice, as Harry Rex kindly shows off his new do on our runway, how easily he trots.
He practically floats as the wind blows past him and his mats are magically gone.But wait! If you call now, we will throw in this tail pom-pom at no extra charge!Another happy customer!

Textures

We are still a couple of weeks from home.
Right now we are at a clinic at Heather Russell's farm in Michigan.
I should be doing some book keeping.
Instead I am fooling around with picture textures.

Continuing Ed

Ford's education is coming along very well.
He's learning some important future sheepdog skills.Yesterday's lesson?
How to ride shotgun on the mule.

A Little Help From Our Friends

Our trip is going well.
Everyone has been hospitable all along the road; like when we arrived in Michigan last night, and found a friendly frog who offered to help us put water in our camper.Thanks for the assistance!

The Clinic Trail

We have been traveling now for 5 weeks and have another 3 1/2 weeks left until we get home. This past week, we have been at the historic Kerales Farm again.
Here's a few images of our time spent at this beautiful homestead.

Innocent!

Our newest puppy, Mike, was too young to take on this trip with us when we left.
So we asked our friend, Jerry to puppy sit him until we get back.
Let's check in on Mike at his foster home...Gasp!
I blame Dan, the Aussie!
My innocent boy couldn't possibly have thought of such destruction on his own!See!
He's very sorry and promises not to ever do it again.At least until the next time.