Puppy Update...

Okay, here is the scoop on the new homes for Kate 'n' Rusty's summer puppies!!!

Black 'n' White Boy is now living in Pecos, Texas with Tony and his name is "Cody". Black 'n' White Girl Too a.k.a. "Jessie" is living in Pecos, Texas with Travis. This picture was taken with Tony's cell phone on the trip back to Pecos! Both "Jessie" upside down and "Cody" right side up are sleeping in between the seats. That is Tony's blue jeaned leg on the left and above "Jessie's" rump is the accelerator!













Amanda or "Mandy" who we used to call Black 'n' White Girl is living with our egg lady. When I dropped by to give back some egg cartons, Mandy was helping take care of 3 grandkids, a little boy and twin girls! The kids were very gentle with Mandy and I could tell that she had a very good home!!












Rust 'n' White Boy is running around BJ Farms with the foreman. The owner of BJ Farms was looking at this guy and as the foreman scooped him up, the owner said "Oh well, I will get to see the puppy around here since this guy is my foreman!"



And both Rust 'n' White Girls are my baby girls! I changed Rust 'n' White Girl's name to "Cheyenne" and not sure if I will spell her name "Cheyenne or ShyAnne". And Rust 'n' White Girl Too is "Shiloh". Shiloh is smaller than ShyAnne. Shiloh has the white face with freckles and ShyAnne has the zigzag on the back of her neck. The girls already know how to come, sit and I am working on them so they will not jump up on anyone! I am also working on them to come when I whistle with my hands. (I can't whistle otherwise!) We live on 5 acres and I do not want to holler for the dogs when I want them. Diesel and Dunny already know the drill and are helping with the training!!












Black 'n' White Boy has his new home with this worker at BJ Farms. This guy was delighted to get his new puppy and showered kisses on his head as he took him over to the white truck bed that is in the background.

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MnC's Disclaimer: At no time is excessive force, cruelty or brutality used when training the horses pictured in this blog. Reinforcing pats and firm gentleness, along with calmness from the trainers, encourage the horses to do as they are asked.