Her sense of joy and exuberance are contagious and she is THE most loving animal I have ever known. 
Yet, she manages to maintain her "dignity" and not be a grovely, "pet me please" kind of dog. She is self-confident and very intelligent. I would definitely recommend that anyone considering getting a working farm dog consider an English Shepherd. What a phenomenal breed! 
I can't honestly say that she's any help with the sheep yet. Mostly, she just sits and watches me. There's plenty of time for that later. In the meantime, I'm just happy to have my beautiful Bellamica as part of my "family"...
DREAM says....
..."I'd be real happy too ~ If you'd teach her to CLEAN THE BARN!!"
Aren't dogs just the GREATEST?!! My parents last night were talking about NOW getting another ES puppy as our Buddy is going to be 10. I think we'll get another ES puppy sometime. Can't wait to meet her!
ReplyDeleteSshe's so cute it makes me think about getting one - although my best buddy, Shadow wouldn't like it. He was cornered by dogs to be made dinner when I stepped in and scooped him up (hence now an indoor cat). Maybe when I don't have so many cats....
ReplyDeleteAt least I can follow your Baby's exploits!
I'll "share" her with you, Kat.
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Isn't it wonderful to have a new dog around the house? Challenging and tiring, but we wouldn't trade our fur babies for anything!
ReplyDeleteThere love is unconditional and pure.
I couldn't agree more, Julianhn!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new pug. I am SO happy for you.