I think I have really messed up. Dakota wanted to come inside the house. I fed her some oatmeal, and the way she ate so fast, I called her a dinosaur. She got really mad 
stormed out of the kitchen and went to my office. She’s under my desk now and won’t come out.
How does she even know what a dinosaur is?
How could she take such offense by that comment?
I guess we should all be careful about what we say to our chooks!
stormed out of the kitchen and went to my office. She’s under my desk now and won’t come out. How does she even know what a dinosaur is?
How could she take such offense by that comment?I guess we should all be careful about what we say to our chooks!
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. The sheeps came back from spending winter in the plain at the end of January. They are staying in their new mountain shelter for lambing season, so the LGD's were sent back up there with them. The oldest, a Great Pyrenneese called Alice, looked very tired and was staying inside the little goat stable a week before the sheeps arrived. Everyone thought she was isolating to die so they brought her some hay for warmth, food, and left her quiet. But just when the sheeps came back, when they went to see her, they found a surprise - she had given birth to a puppy ! Because there was only one and Alice is so old, it didn't show. It is healthy and growing up fine and Marion and Maxime, the owners, are very happy as usually they are attributed adult LGD'S by the state and they are a lot more difficult to work with than a baby that will grow next to the herd.
