A man & his dog(s)
This is my first entry in Fridays Fences. We had been working cattle on this sunshiny day. Mark had to take the time to pet Lori. She stood up on the fence to get closer! She just LOVES attention. Hiding in between Mark & Lori is Pandora.
We have been having abnormally warm temps here in north central NoDak and dealing with muck in the corrals - but we are grateful it is not knee-deep like so many years!!
Linking to: Fridays Fences ~ # 25
It's been really warm here in Central Illinois, too. Glad you are avoiding deep mud. The sheep live at Lincoln Log Cabin Historical Site, but yes, they were new lambs so I'm assuming they were born with those cute little horns. Poor mama sheep. ;)
ReplyDeleteLincoln Log Cabin Historical Site must be a wonderful place with a variety of sites to take in. Yes, I feel sorry for the mama sheep too!
DeleteOur dog, Buddy, does the same thing to get petted! I enjoyed reading back through some of your older posts, great blog! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments about my blog. Lori just loves attention and will get to Mark almost any way to get it!!
DeleteLovely moment.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
so glad you have linked up with friday fences. nice to meet you, i'm Beth. great shot. (:
ReplyDeleteTatjana & Beth: thank you
DeleteGreat entry for Friday's Fences!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the dog puts her front feet on the fence rail to be tall enough!
Thanks for your visit and comment on my blog.
Have a wonderful week-end!
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
A fun blog I enjoyed several of your posts and I would have to agree fences often do mean work. Warm in Ohio to
ReplyDeleteLea & Joe: Thank you for your kind comments.
Deletewelcome to Friday Fences :)
ReplyDeleteLori looks like a sweetie and your property looks amazing
Thank you. Lori is overly sweet! We have three dogs and she is the only who demands attention. We do think we have a nice place - at least for the business we are in!
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