misfitsandrescues

The dogs enjoyed playing on the huge boulders at the marble quarry. It’s the biggest , most pure white marble in the world.

After playing on the large marble boulders the dogs were tired and in no uncertain terms informed me it is time to get in the air conditioned truck.

Zak saw me folding the laundry and came over to help without me even asking him to. But I love watching Peaches figure out what to do to get her a snack also. They are so smart and make my life so much easier.

Here’s a little bit of obedience training with Peaches.

There isn’t a lot of things that a 7 month old bloodhound pup won’t eat. Watch until the end for that funny face of a bloodhound.😂

Being a cowgirl is not always pretty or graceful. But the true sign of a cowgirl is always cowgirl up and get up and finish the race. 🤠

I needed to fix the fence to keep the bull in but I didn't trust the bull. I call Peaches into the pasture to watch my back. It was her back that needed watching.

Bald eagle aggressively chasing the osprey.

While trying to move some of the storm debris from the roads I decided to let Peaches help . When you have a working dog the best thing to do is let them work.🐕

Springtime: it’s the time to saddle up and go for an adventure through the woods. Into the woods to clear my head and heal my soul.

I saw lots of wild Dogwood trees in the woods today on my trail ride.

While horseback riding today I saw lots of wild honeysuckle bushes, then I spotted this one that had about ten butterflies on it.

Peaches is always alert to help me. Even when I try to video a butterfly.

This evening the Ospreys preformed beautiful aerial acrobatics at sunset over the Coosa River.

This is my latest embroidery art. It took about 36 hours of hand stitching. It’s also the first time I’ve ever stitched a person’s face.

I have a little sleeping bag that Praches likes to roll up in. I tossed it on her trampoline bed while I was cleaning. I turned around to see her trying so hard to roll up in it .😂😂😂

Its nest building time for the ospreys. I saw this one make several trips in to pick up hay to carry back and line the nest.

Yesterday I videoed a bald eagle chasing an Osprey at sunset on the beautiful Coosa River. The eagles are known to steal fish from the ospreys.

People have the wrong idea about the collars. Some people think they’re mean and cruel but as you can see my dogs love to have their collars put on. They were like them to be an able to go have a big adventure Offleash. I always have the security of knowing that they can hear me when they’re out of my sight in the woods honey. All it takes is one beep from the collar to know it’s time for them to come back to me and get a treat.

There is nothing like an afternoon break with your favorite soap opera and sweet Belgian Malinois hugs. Peaches missed out on hugs as a little puppy. I think she is trying to make up for all the hugs she missed. Wrapped around my neck is her favorite place to be.

The Osprey’s were circling overhead looking for the perfect place to build their love nest.

Zak has learned by watching me look up that I’m always watching for the bald eagles that live around here. He was what lead me to the tree the eagle was perched in. When it flew over to the point Zak saw where it landed. But you can also see him sniffing the air for its scent.

When I needed a hand, I found your paws.