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You are correct! But they won't. They seldom do anything that makes sense here. 🤷🏻‍♀️😞

@@ahambright That's across the country. Doing stupid things repeatedly and expecting different results is their blueprint.

Correct again!

I noticed that! 😂🤣

All is well again now. 🙂 These are good boys! They really are good on leash. ❤️

He's 14 years old this month. Precious bossy boy. His name is Stark. Chris is the blue heeler. Stark the red.

i have a 12 year old pittie named bentley myself. i really dont know what im going to do when he goes. best of wishes to your you and the furbabies

😂 Obviously starving! 😂🤣

Stark is 14 this month. 🙂

@@ahambright Stark is a spry 14. May he have many more good years of health with you.

Our power finally came on yesterday. Eleven days with no power!! It was so hot and humid, but we survived. Hurricane Helene was a very unwelcomed visitor!! We really never get hurricanes this far inland. Clean up and repairs are on-going. We are okay. Doing lots of chores today. Had to secure my wobbly mailbox. Had to replace the dog door today too. Luckily I always keep an extra on hand. 🙂 We have plans to take a nice walk tomorrow! ❤️ Thank you so much for asking!!

@@ahambright so glad you're okay! Sorry it was rough ♥️

Thank you so much!! All prayers are welcome and appreciated! ❤️

Thank you!! 😊 This is Day 5 without power, but hopefully they will get it back on soon! We are doing good though. Stark and Chris say, "As long as we don't run out of dog food, we'll be okay!" 😂🤣

@@autumnlange1220 Thank you!! We still don't have electricity, but we are okay. We have water. These boy dogs and I are sitting in the car charging my cell phone right now. Stark and Chris are fine but a little traumatized. Our house is okay, but people about a block away lost everything. Trees are down everywhere. Roads are closed. 98% of the county where I live was without power. My house is on a hill, so no flooding for us, but many had major flooding. The linemen are working so hard, but there is much to do. Duke Energy predicts that my power will be restored by Friday.

@@autumnlange1220 Did Helene hit where you live? Are you okay?

@@ahambright Hi Alice, I feel so bad that you guys are all suffering. I am sure happy on the bright side that you have your sweetheart boys there with you. I can't imagine anyone being alone without any companionship. Thank goodness in middle Tennessee on the plateau we basically only got wind, rain and lots of leaves and small branches down. No power lost. God bless you and hoping & praying that the wonderful Electric company workers can get the community back with power. They are so brave and work tirelessly. We owe them everything keeping the towns running smoothly.

I'm glad you're okay!!

Stark's looking where he hears my voice, but he does have some vision in bright sunlight. Stark can also see things that are very close to his face, but he can't see well enough to play ball anymore, which is heartbreaking. He can't find me in the yard if I'm not close to him and the wind is blowing my scent away from him. If he catches my scent, he will run directly to me. I really hope his vision is better than I think, but I've seen him get lost in the yard too many times to believe he can see well. Once he finds the fence, he can always find his way back inside. He does well in the house as long as I don't move the furniture. Chris will go get him if he stays outside by himself too long. They are so good together. 🙂

Thank you! I think so too! ❤️ These are good boys. 🥰

@@ОльгаДорогомилова This is true. 🙂

I was able to train Stark to walk off leash when he was just over 9 years old. He was too hyper to focus on staying near me before that, but he started calming down around 9 years old. He'll be 14 years old next month. Chris is only 3 years old, so he's not calm enough to do off-leash training with him yet. If he sees a squirrel, he'd be off on a merry chase. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Stark is blind now, but he still does well off-leash in familiar places. 🙂

Yes.

@@ahambright Do you have to exercise your dogs a lot?

We usually only walk a mile or two a day. I have a huge fenced yard and a dog door, so they run whenever they like. We do walk more in the Fall, Winter, and Spring, but Summers are brutal in South Carolina. We don't walk in the rain or when it is over 90°F. Also, my Red Heeler, Stark, will be 14 years old in October 2024, and he's almost totally blind, so he has slowed down a lot.