Sam was out maneuvered or out gunned
When my 4am alarm woke me up I could hear Sam barking non-stop in the field. He does this sometimes when he is unsure of what is "out there" in the dark while he is by his sheep. When I headed out...
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Wendy was spayed last Monday. She was brought into the house to recover where she learned about the benefits of being a house dog.
The house time has helped bond her to us.
Starting last Friday she had to go back to work. She learned to eat out of an autofeeder and is learning it's okay to jump between boards in a barn stall to access the feeders. She has no problems jumping up onto a 4' tall concrete platform. She had been digging under the barnyard fence and Sunday she learned what e-fence is after I put a hot wire at the bottom of the barnyard fence. Tonight she will be loose (no drag line with a tire) overnight for the first time. She and the sheep need to become better bonded; the sheep are still moving away from her as she approaches them (they do no move away from Sam unless he is zooming around).
The house time has helped bond her to us.
Starting last Friday she had to go back to work. She learned to eat out of an autofeeder and is learning it's okay to jump between boards in a barn stall to access the feeders. She has no problems jumping up onto a 4' tall concrete platform. She had been digging under the barnyard fence and Sunday she learned what e-fence is after I put a hot wire at the bottom of the barnyard fence. Tonight she will be loose (no drag line with a tire) overnight for the first time. She and the sheep need to become better bonded; the sheep are still moving away from her as she approaches them (they do no move away from Sam unless he is zooming around).
