...and so we've got mud puppies too.
What a storm, huh?
Happy Monday!
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12 comments:
Rachel what beautiful Dogs! They almost look like wolves. A little mud once in a while isn't too bad :o) as long as they stay outside...Thanks for the recipes they help.
Yes, stormy threesome!
Happy Monday and have a good week ahead pal.
They look very happy!! Head over to my blog today and I left you a surprise!
Wow Kai is getting huge!
At least THEY enjoyed the mud :)
Wow! Kai is getting big now. They all look like they were having fun.
awww...I used to have a beautiful white German Shepherd. Ches lived to be 12 years old and has been gone for almost 13 years now.
Looks like they are enjoying all that mud a little too much.:) We had mud a couple weeks ago but are back to slush now...not sure which is worse.
Mud puppies? What is next, hush puppies?
Hi Ginny! Yep, the goats think they look like wolves too!
Thanks Grandpa - these three do create a storm, thundering across the yard and crashing into everything.
I'll be right over WCG!
L - yep Kai is almost as big as Ti at the shoulder. One day she's really gonna give him a run for his money.
Hi Autumn! They are all so good natured its hard not to have fun with them. Even if they are muddy.
Hi Phyllis! Thanks for stopping by. These are darn good dogs, for sure.
Mr. H, I'm going with mud.. but a couple weeks ago I'd say 'slush.'
CC- sometimes I tell them to "hush" but its more like "Hey! The three of you! Knock it off!"
;-)
HOLY COW!!! ok Weekend Cowgirl.. that *was* a nice surprise. Really - thank you. I needed a 'pick me up' today.
:-)
You've got the wrong breed! Mud just falls off Eddie, the Beagle. Luckily, because we've had enough of it too. :)
cutest mud puppies ever!
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