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Sasha Mousing Print E-mail
Posted: September 21, 2007

Sasha is a rescued collie, shepherd mix who has been with us for 15 years.  She loves to mouse on the banks around our riding area.
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Kira Staying Cool Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


Our younger dog Kira is a rescued shephard, doberman mix.  With her black coat, she is always looking for a cool place to ly down in summer.  Our black-eyed susan bed is one of her favorite spots.

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Kira Napping with Cat Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


Kira and our younger cat Phantom are good buddies.  They have an agreement to share the sofa together, especially at nap time.

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Kira Teaching Rhoda Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


Our dog Kira was teaching our son's dog Rhoda to retrieve a frisbee.  You would think from the look of Rhoda that she is Kira's puppy.

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Sasha Sniffing Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


Sasha enjoying the sniffs in our backyard.
 

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Sasha Snoozing Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


After a long afternoon of vigorous play, Sasha takes a break.

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Kira Napping Print E-mail
Posted: September 21, 2007

Kira enjoying a nap in our son's backyard.
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Sasha Getting a Back Scratch Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


The sand in our riding area makes a good back scratching material for our older dog Sasha.

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Kira Playing in Snow Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


Kira loves playing in the snow.  This photo was taken during a snow squall.
 

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Kira Retrieving Frisbee Print E-mail

Posted: September 21, 2007


Kira is an avid frisbee dog and loves to dive into the water to retrieve.

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Sasha in Pond Print E-mail

Posted: September 21,2007


Our collie mix Sasha does not usually go in the water except to cool off.  You can see here that she is not terribly excited about the experience and keeps her tail high so it does not get wet.

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