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No...no cheesy at all. Chaz...where in Fla are you?

Thanks...lol! I write just like I talk.

Cute story! Reminds me of the time I went to town and forgot to close the front door. I came home to find Baby the goat eating from the kitchen trash can and about a half dozen chickens scratching around in the living room.

http://www.kountrylife.com/gallery/a16652.jpg (Red Dog) Red Dog (William Wallace) tangled with a skunk. It's not the first time. In fact, not a week goes by that he doesn't waltz past leaving a whiff of skunk residue in his wake. The difference is, this time he came out on the losing end...

Chaz....where in Florida are you?

Like everything else in this world, and despite the fact that he is rapidly approaching the end, Elvis had a beginning. When he came along, I didn't really want a dog. It had only been a couple of years since we lost old Sam and I was not ready to let another dog into my heart. But the kids...

...reply to your PM? I am so sorry it took me so long. :(

No other creature in the world (next to humans) can make you feel guilty like a dog can after a long separation. I bet you got the canine third degree. You can leave a cat for a year and come back and find them in the same spot they were laying in when you left. They'll yawn and stretch and...

Good deal!

You are so right. There are three dogs that are in my home right now because of Sam. The other four were brought home by someone else (smile). You just can't have too many dogs. :D

A lot of people might say that that was not the best way to find a home for a dog, but I had no other idea what to do. I had three children at my knees, a husband who was working daylight to dark, no family in the state. Just no options. If I gave him to the pound I would not get to see who got...

He can't miss me anymore than I miss him. He was one of a kind. Thanks Chaz.

Sam had ear mites. I suspected that he did, and when I found him one morning with a hematoma on his ear I knew that I was right. Not only that, he was covered with fleas. It's like the house we moved into had millions of fleas in the dirt just waiting for some unsuspecting family to move in and...

Jumps like a deer! And boy can he run. That's where the greyhound part rears it's head. He's been talking ever since he was a puppy. He came along two or three years after Sam, who I will tell you about next. When I am not writing about my pigs, or my goats or my kids, I am writing about my dogs...

Fascinating....that's a nice choice (grin) he's a mix between a sharpei and a greyhound so he's thin as a rail with muscular hind quarters,a lot of extra wrinkles and tufts of fur on his ears that leave him looking like the flying nun. I will make sure to tell him that he is fascinating. It's a...

Well I couldn't figure out how to do it. But here's a link....maybe http://www.kountrylife.com/gallery/a16495.jpg

The chicken-hearted

Yes as a matter of fact he does. (grin) I will try to post a photo of him, but don't expect much. He's old and scrawny and homely.

My son carried home a dog. It's a full grown pit bull terrier. I won't go near the thing yet, although it seems to be very mild mannered and submissive. Anyway, it is a beautiful dog and his appearance has created a ripple effect throughout the dog community here. The two female pasture dogs are...

Thank you ma'am!