Something never before photographed...
- Thread starter Laurelin
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Believe it or not, though, this is actually just her running mid-stride. I didn't realize how much air she got when she really turned it full speed.
I didn't even bring her outside. I brought the two boys and my aunt brought her out later. She said Summer was pining at the door to go out too. Boy, she had fun, though. It really makes me feel good to see her FINALLY playing and having fun. She's going to miss the other dogs when I go back to school.
I didn't even bring her outside. I brought the two boys and my aunt brought her out later. She said Summer was pining at the door to go out too. Boy, she had fun, though. It really makes me feel good to see her FINALLY playing and having fun. She's going to miss the other dogs when I go back to school.
Lol, well, they're pretty cool dogs.
My Dad's response: 'Why don't you just get a Tasmanian Devil, it'll be easier.'
Then I said, 'Well, the backup choice is an Aussie'
His response: 'Well, that's basically the same thing, but they just get bigger.'
Naw, he's actually very familiar with the breed from growing up on farms and has lots of good memories of them. He's just never had one or known anyone who had one as a pet/indoor dog. Sometimes he suffers from the 'X breed belongs outdoors on a farm' syndrome. Anyways, it's going to be a while until things settle down. I have to find the *right* border collie with a good off switch in a rescue that will adopt to a college age person (easier said than done, I'm finding) or the right breeder to match me to a dog that would fit in my lifestyle. It all depends on a few things as far as timing. 5 dogs is enough here right now.
My Dad's response: 'Why don't you just get a Tasmanian Devil, it'll be easier.'
Then I said, 'Well, the backup choice is an Aussie'
His response: 'Well, that's basically the same thing, but they just get bigger.'
Naw, he's actually very familiar with the breed from growing up on farms and has lots of good memories of them. He's just never had one or known anyone who had one as a pet/indoor dog. Sometimes he suffers from the 'X breed belongs outdoors on a farm' syndrome. Anyways, it's going to be a while until things settle down. I have to find the *right* border collie with a good off switch in a rescue that will adopt to a college age person (easier said than done, I'm finding) or the right breeder to match me to a dog that would fit in my lifestyle. It all depends on a few things as far as timing. 5 dogs is enough here right now.