frustratedearthmother
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She looks very sweet! Hope she turns out to be exactly what you're looking for. Any idea what her breeding is?
fuzzi's "Gardens and Chickens...and Goats? Oh My!" Journal and More Thread
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SageHill
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Adorable.
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She appears to be hound, possibly beagle.
Right now our cat Debbie is not a fan, she tried to sneak out of the bedroom (I had the gate up) and the dog barked and tried to chase/play.
The dog is having a quiet time in her crate, and I'm trying to coax Debbie out from under the bed.
Right now our cat Debbie is not a fan, she tried to sneak out of the bedroom (I had the gate up) and the dog barked and tried to chase/play.
The dog is having a quiet time in her crate, and I'm trying to coax Debbie out from under the bed.
Baymule
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You can send Carolina out to gather the eggs!
canesisters
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What a cutie!!!!!
Carol-ina
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Carolina is being returned. If I were retired I would keep her, but if I adopted her I would have to crate her all day while I am at work as she's getting into everything. She needs someone paying attention during the day. My son can't do it, he can walk her as needed, but is in and out all day.
She's going to be a wonderful dog for someone.
She's going to be a wonderful dog for someone.
SageHill
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Wonderful that you had a chance to try her out. She probably needs a bunch of lil kiddos.
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Napping with her head tucked under my arm.
I can't believe how attached I got to her in less than 24 hours.
I can't believe how attached I got to her in less than 24 hours.
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Up to about 70° today, sunny, and windy.
I loosened and turned over the dirt on the inside of the run, which was very exciting!
A little later when I went back over to check on the flock Silas was making his encouraging sounds (or "hurry it up!") while the nesting boxes were occupied.
Tomorrow I have a friend coming by with his truck, and am planning on going over to Lowe's (home & garden store) to get a couple sheets of T1-11 siding. THEN I should be able to make more progress on the hoop coop construction!
I loosened and turned over the dirt on the inside of the run, which was very exciting!
A little later when I went back over to check on the flock Silas was making his encouraging sounds (or "hurry it up!") while the nesting boxes were occupied.
Tomorrow I have a friend coming by with his truck, and am planning on going over to Lowe's (home & garden store) to get a couple sheets of T1-11 siding. THEN I should be able to make more progress on the hoop coop construction!
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I'm doing step-by-step in My Little Hoop Coop thread, but in case you missed it, here's the latest...
Saturday: finished the back, and added a door frame
Sunday afternoon: added the roost
Saturday: finished the back, and added a door frame
Sunday afternoon: added the roost
