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Rusty is studying this sign carefully.
Cheoah, it says large - not small - look higher.
Kiska says she doesn't know anything about livestock, but those horses and cows look cool.
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Hmmm…we are large, do we count as livestock?!
Licks and lots of slobber,
Lexi and Jasper the Danes
Wasn’t sure if they meant you or like farm animals! hahahahahahaha. Love the photos.
Love the photos. 🙂
Can all of them read? I saw a neat Sibe this afternoon riding in the back of a pickup. He was wearing his goggles.
Silly pups
Kari
http://dogisgodinreverse.com
Well, I’ll settle for horses and cows if you throw in a few sheep too!
I was waiting for some reference to Siberian livestock! I’m surprised you didn’t try to round them up!
Doesn’t the Herd count as livestock?
I am proud of Kiska for knowing her livestock!
Kisses,
Stella
haha…trying to get in and play with some new friends?
Yummmm..smells like bully sticks..Though with 6 dogs and only 4 legs per cow..2 of them will have to compromise. Unless the Annex goes with you.
You need that sign when the Rooster starts driving the big equipment.
Is “livestock” kinda like that Woodstock thing?
Woo.
Luv,
Dave
I thought that maybe the Sibes “at large” were the livestock. I love Kiska’s examination of the sign.