Merry Kissmoose Eberydoggy!
We jus wanted to wish eberydoggy a Merry KissMoose, an a Yappy Noo Yeer!
The Adventures of Bea and Byrdie
Two Shetland Sheepdogs *****************************************************************
Hi Eberydoggy! We ar Shelpies hoo lub tu hab lots an lots ob fun! Ar Mom lubs us a bunch, so she takes us nyse pawlaces sumtimes, takes pichures ob us, an halps us tu rite abowt wut we does. We lub her berry, berry mush tu, an hope yu lyke reeding abowt ar advenchures.
Bea an' Byrdie
Saturday, December 24, 2005
We jus wanted to wish eberydoggy a Merry KissMoose, an a Yappy Noo Yeer!
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What a wonderful breed Shetland Sheepdogs are! I created this blog as a place to chronical all the fun things my two special girls do. C'mon in and take a look around, especially if you love the breed as I do!
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Shetland Sheepdogs are one of the most wonderful breeds of dogs. Extremely intelligent, funloving, active dogs, they are very easy to train, are eager to please,
and excell at obedience, agility, herding and are great therapy and companion animals. Generally they range in size from 13 inches to 17 inches and
are medium in build. They come in a large range of colors, with the 'Lassie' sable and white being the most popular. Known as very vocal dogs,
they make excellent watchdogs, and are very protective of their property. Yes they shed, mostly just once a year in large amounts,
but some is to be expected year round.
I've always felt that if a recipe didn't call for Sheltie fur, it ought to.
I have looked into feeding the girls an all raw diet, and it sure makes sense to me as a much more natural and nutritious way of feeding our carnivorous pets. The animals sure seem to love it! I did a bit of research and found a great book on the subject- "Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats" by Kymythy R. Schultze. I read it cover to cover, and it made perfect sense to me! So now the animals are enjoying raw meat, vegies, some raw chicken bones and a few additives and oils for extra nutrition. They absolutely love it!
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