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Ridgetop

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I downloaded them and they went somewhere, I didn’t know where. Documents don’t leave tracks, no scent, no sound, no blood trail. Just gone. I haven’t used my laptop much and still don’t know the fine points of documents and where they go. I wandered around, getting frustrated and accidentally found them. I printed them all out.
I used to lose docs all the time. DS1 had to retrieve them to mutters about "I told you to take a computer class!" Now I print everything and file it in my retro file cabinets. Between the actual file cabinets in the office and in our desks, I have 14 file drawers. Not to mention the old files that I box and store in plastic water proof storage boxes in the connexes. I may be old school but I find it i easier to pull a file and retrieve the paperwork, scan it and emai it than to lok through my computer for the elusive document I need. LOL
A new puppy! 💞💗💞 I wonder what Buford will think of that and I'm sure he'll deny it's his, I mean he doesn't remember having any fun...
Buford will love the puppies. It sounds insane with big tough Anatolins that will rip the head off a predator but male Anatolians LOVE puppies. Females are more like "Oh no! You brought home something else for me to take care of and teach?" Males actually fall in love with little puppies - you can actually see the moment when they realize this is a baby and fall in love with it! Bubba loved Angel from the moment he saw her. She could do nything she wanted to him. Hang off his ears, take his bones, and it was so comical. Harika was the disciplinarian. Then when Angel got bigger it was incredible to watch them both train her. Obi and Zo's adventures remind me of that training our Antolians did.

Erick called me yesterdy and his friend and co-breeder from the east coast is planning a trip out to see Buford. They are thrilled by his working abiity as well as his lovely conformation. I plan to use Buford on both my girls too so Baymule may have 4 puppies eventually!
 

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I used to lose docs all the time. DS1 had to retrieve them to mutters about "I told you to take a computer class!" Now I print everything and file it in my retro file cabinets. Between the actual file cabinets in the office and in our desks, I have 14 file drawers. Not to mention the old files that I box and store in plastic water proof storage boxes in the connexes. I may be old school but I find it i easier to pull a file and retrieve the paperwork, scan it and emai it than to lok through my computer for the elusive document I need. LOL

Buford will love the puppies. It sounds insane with big tough Anatolins that will rip the head off a predator but male Anatolians LOVE puppies. Females are more like "Oh no! You brought home something else for me to take care of and teach?" Males actually fall in love with little puppies - you can actually see the moment when they realize this is a baby and fall in love with it! Bubba loved Angel from the moment he saw her. She could do nything she wanted to him. Hang off his ears, take his bones, and it was so comical. Harika was the disciplinarian. Then when Angel got bigger it was incredible to watch them both train her. Obi and Zo's adventures remind me of that training our Antolians did.

Erick called me yesterdy and his friend and co-breeder from the east coast is planning a trip out to see Buford. They are thrilled by his working abiity as well as his lovely conformation. I plan to use Buford on both my girls too so Baymule may have 4 puppies eventually!
You all are making me want one...lol He's a handsome boy! 🥰
 

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I took Buford to Ratcliff Lake state Park this morning. I put him in the car instead of the truck. He panted but it was not frozen fear, zoned out and stress panting. He did real good. We walked all over the park, down to the lake, he got his feet wet but didn’t take a drink. He peed on so many trees and rocks until he ran out and was “air peeing”.

I stopped often and praised him. He was relaxed and enjoying the day. At one point he alerted at something to the left in the woods, he pressed up against me to keep me safe. When he was satisfied, we went on. Coming back, he alerted again but didn’t stop.

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We had a good walk, he enjoyed it.

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Load up! Went well, he turned away twice, I brought him back each time and he lumbered his big self in the back seat of my tiny car.
 
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