The farm dog has ARRIVED!
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2020
- Our livestock guardian dog has arrived! What will she think of all the animals…
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When my grandfather, who lived on his farm, turned 80 years old, we gave him an Australian Shepherd tricolor female puppy. She was the best farm dog. Her name was "Grandpa's Last Chance" or Chance for short. We knew it would be his last chance to raise a puppy. They were best buds. As my grandpa aged, Chance followed him everywhere as he did his chores. My grandpa would go into the hen house to collect the eggs and Chance would sit on the top step waiting patiently for him to come out. When my grandpa went to care for the cows, Chance kept an eye on the cows. We knew where to find my grandpa based on where Chance would be sitting. He trained her to remove the tomato hornworms from his tomato plants. Chance would remove the hornworms without hurting the plants! They are incredibly smart dogs. My grandpa lived to be 92. Chance died just months after my grandpa.
very cool story and sorry for your loss
Carrie Molinero what an amazing story im sorry for your grandfather
Carrie Molinero how did he die D:
Carrie Molinero I’m sorry for your loss. May your grandpa Rest In Peace
What a touching story!
A boy and his dog makes a beautiful thing to see
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Or a girl!!!!!!!
I agree 🙋♂️🐕🐾
Yes indeed or a girl,
I don't like dogs, they attack me a lot.
When I think of livestock guardian dogs, I think of Great Pyrenees, Anatolian, Akbash. When I think of Australian Shepherds, I think of herding dogs. Good luck with your puppy. If the herding instinct is strong, don't be surprised if she tries to herd the animals or the children. Herding dogs have a tendency to be nippy. But, if the herding instinct isn't strong, this might not be a problem. The puppy is really cute.
I have a Great Pyrenees mix who works as a family guardian. He is great.
Our border collie would herd the kids and nip at their heels and then herd the chickens into a corner of the yard and not let them out. That herding instinct is strong. I think a GP or GP/Anatolian mix would be better on a farm where it would live with the animals outside year round. And GP's are extremely gentle with kids. My friend has 2 on her farm in West Texas. They live with the goats/horses and chickens and she has not lost anything to predators yet.
Exactly. A shepherd is a herding breed, not a protection breed. They really need to put in some more thought before going for a breed... A AS really isn't gonna take on a pack of cyotes to protect their lifestock if necessary... Even if he would, he just would be too small and not strong enough to handle this job. And wasn't that one of the big reasons to get a farm dog?
My aussie will not let ppl out of their vehicles at our place. Once i tell her its ok, she backs down. It depends how you train them
She is one of the most beautiful dogs I’ve ever seen... seriously ❤️
Ashley Petry - aww, thank you
I think that breed is a herding dog not a protection dog, a guard dog is like a great pyrenees
Yep...
fisherman jacob it can be anything
Aussies were originally bred to both herd and guard.
I agree.
Yup they used to be a mix of guard and herd I was told but they bred that out to be strict herding breeds. they are great family and herding pets. but I am very careful of who I get a pup from. To many back yard breeders that breed the same dog to many times. I am now looking into getting my first corgi. and it took me about a year of searching to find a breeder I liked who does all the health checks to make sure her dogs pass on healthy traits. and only breeds once a year to once every other year and her female only ever has 2 to 3 litters in there life then they get fixed and are her family pets. last aussie I had didn't do my research and the guy had bred the mom so much she was sickly. and her puppy I got had severe health problems when she grew up. loved her but she was such a sick pup. cause the guy didn't do his research or the right tests
i noticed you kept calling your aussie a lgd (livestock guardian dog) aussie's are actually a herding breed they are bred with the purpose to herd, corral, and bite at livestock to get them to go which ever direction. its important to know the difference and know how to train different breeds to do different task, otherwise one could set their puppy up for failure without even realizing.
I had a border collie that would guard rabbits, mostly from cats, but this came naturally to him I would not have bought a herding dog expecting that reaction, it was a good bonus.
Yep like Justin Rhodes. With both puppets did 0 research one to be a guard Aussie but it's a herding breed that nips. It nipped and got rehomed. They now have a very over priced crappy puppymill bred mutt who will probably hurt a critter too or become coyote show or just get so so so damn pelted it can't shit. They got hair sheep because they don't like brushing or shearing, but yet they get a mutt that has the same or more grooming need and frecrently than a poodle because there coa5 is often such crap for not collecting debris and matting quick.
Your pup at least looks better bred, so maybe it is and maybe you did more reasurch....I hope
Agree with you. Obviously, it could still work out, but my aussie who herds would never guard the animals. He'd be more likely to chase them around because of his instincts.
I think any dog would defend against a predator
@@joela6895 if the dog is not big enough coyote will tear them to shreds and there are coyotes in Missouri among other predators
The dog is so cuteeeeeeee ☺️
Hello again
Milo Joo - thanks!
I’m watching this video on the way home after picking up our new 1 year old bull.
Bull dog or an actual bull
He’s is the cutest thing ever LIKE HOW CAN YOU BE SO CUTE
Mar TheBear I know!
Right? Like please stop my heart can't take it!
MY HEART CANT TAKE HOW CUTE HE IS
Great Pyrs are SO GOOD with children.
Even babies, especially babies. And there are so many in need of rescue through different organizations. They are true guardian dogs and will guard your animals and family with their lives against predators.
I am hesitant to address my concern aloud about the Aussie, lest I seem like just another person saying the same thing. And also I can't keep this in.
Aussies have innate instincts to herd. They will do it to your livestock, they will do it to you, they will do it to your kids. They herd by corraling and nipping.
YES they are very intelligent. But they are also instinctual animals that have been bred to perform this task.
Aussie or border collies...no better choice! Cuteness and great personality! Congrats to the dozen lav egg winner!
HHeirloomIA - thanks!
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@@whitehouseonthehill I really love your guy's channel, but I thought I would just put in my opinion on Joey: I love her! she s such a cute little bundle of joy, but I'm not to sure if you guys realize that Aussies are herding dogs, not livestock guardian dogs. This leads them to be not so good with poultry in my experience, constantly trying to herd them by nipping at their feet. This can lead to some unfortunate acedents, and I would never want you guys to suffer a personal or financial loss. I can't help being a bit disappointed that you have assumed what many have, that large intimidating looking dogs may be rough or aggressive with the little ones, when in reality dogs such as the great Pyrenees make great family dogs. Although the Great Pyrenees may seem a liability, they tend to be very hard to excite unless there is danger, leading them to sleeping most of the day and being very chill dogs. This isn't just biost, multiple sources including the AKC have described them as gentle giants. Never the less, I still love your guys's channel and still love your wholesome moments, have a great day! P.s. Are you guys even going to read this? P.P.S. I think you guys should get something herd-able, like goats, if you are going to get a shepherd!
Omg!! Your puppy is so cute!! I have a Australian Shepard named Clarabell! Australian Shepard’s have A LOT of energy and NEED a job! They can also be very protective and bark at people! Also a puppy tip is to take the water away two hours before you put them to bed to prevent having to wake up all the time to take them out! Love you! 💖
No such thing as a Mini Aussie, they are mutts.
Mini American Shepherds however are a new breed with a standard of their own.
And give her ice cube of a night so she still gets water but it will be slower ☺️
Panavarr 00 what I meant by mini Australian Shepard is her genetics are smaller than an average Australian Shepard. We say she is a mini Australian Shepherd to explain her size better because she’s rather small. I understand your confusion with that.
@@SierraSparks2048 still no such thing. Breed standards have a weight and size range for a reason but even then dogs can be smaller of larger than the standard, so you have absolutely no need to call her that as it will come across to many that tou are trying to pass her off as something she isn't. Especially as there are people who cross breed Aussies to smaller breeds and then sell the mixed breed pups as "Mini Aussies" so you are opening up your self to being checked for that (as I just did).
If she is a purebred Aussie but is just small for the breed, then say thatnot labelling her as something she isn't.
@@SierraSparks2048 also FYI it's shephERD not shepARD.
How do you ard sheep?
I never clicked faster on a video! I didn’t even read the full reminder and clicked! So happy for all of you!
Greetings from Czech Republic 💕
Dominika Sikorová Czech Republic? How’s everything going there?
White_Wing Well we’re still under quarantine, but it’s getting better if I can say so.
So you are awake still, too ^^.. hi from Germany :D
Barbara Speck Yeah, pretty much 😅 it’s 3:37 am
Dominika Sikorová LOL 😂, I think quarantine is making us sleep less
Omg I’m laughing so hard right for over a year I just realized they never had a dog
Gerardo Angeles - 😀
Bamboo was kind of their dog for a while hahaha
Coyotes don't count.....LOL
Oh gosh I think I've been watching too many homestead vids I got them mixed up. I thought I was watching the one where bear(dog) lives 🤦♀️
All this time it took to get the best farm animal ever
George Vangordon jr - 😀
Is Joey deaf and blind?
@@manmitamanohar3837 no
The best dog I have ever had in my life was an Australian Shepherd. They are so intelligent. We sadly lost him at 15. I am still not over it. We bought him at a horse auction and never regretted it. One day I hope to get another💕
We got an Aussie from our animal shelter back in February. He was around two years old and is soo gentle with our chickens. He’s the biggest reason I love Australian Shepherds so much. You picked an amazing breed!!
So cute! I have a soft spot for Australian Shepherds, had 5 of them in my life. I have 1 left, he's double merle deaf and almost blind, going on 12 now. However they are herding breed used to round up life stock and may attempt to round up children as well. Unfortunately they don't actually protect lifestock. But I hope the puppy works out for you as a family pet.
The Moment we have all been waiting for! 💕🐶
That Puppy training is classic and has worked just the same for all our Pit Bulls over the years.
Everyday they are around the baby chicks and told, No or Be Nice as well as to pigs or any other animals.
BY the time the newest animal is a couple months old one can tell our dogs find that animal as a pleasant new
addition or the new normal white noise of the property.
Most never have to be told after the first animal arrived;)
Your new puppy is adorable! Please keep in mind it is strongly in the nature of these shepherding dogs to chase when they see movement and to nip. Mine is very protective and has nipped people. The wounds were never serious but I have been sued 3 times by people using the opportunity to get a windfall of cash from my insurance company and now I can't get insurance anymore.
That's awful :-/ my last Aussie girl was protective too, nipped my partner on the butt a couple times when she thought he was playing too rough with the kids. Even my mom got a little nip for running through the house, but nothing serious. We had an elderly gentleman try to get in our yard (without permission) last week and I'm glad I stopped him because our current male is super sweet but jumps and could have bowled him over - and we would likely have gotten sued. It's sad how people think they can try to make money off of a dog looking out for their owner.
@@swimmintink thank you for you kind understanding, though I'm sorry that it's because you have experienced similar issues. They are wonderful dogs otherwise, but people with small children need to be given a heads up, right?
I have a BC and totally get this.
@@jalayneatkins8565 I had both my daughter and my son while my girl was around. My Aussie was surprisingly good at knowing when she had enough, and would just walk away. She never nipped at the kids (she accidentally scraped my daughter with her teeth once but they were playing rough with a toy). I think because they were born under her watch they were "hers" in her mind. But we always kept an eye out when other kids were over because we didn't want her to get too protective and accidentally nip one. We got lucky though, she always stuck to adults, lol.
I keep a sheepdog breed that is extremely nippy and barky with livestock and also protective, but they never nipped me or other people. I think it just comes down to training. Make them obedient and don't let them go to anyone without supervision. At times I had 3 sheepdogs at once and they never nipped anyone besides sheep. I always keep them in check, if someone comes near, I leash them or make them heel/stay. I think most working sheepdog types are one person dogs and don't need to be everyone's puppies and the life of the party or huge family dogs. Best keep them a bit more private.
I have two Aussies names Layla and Bentley. Aussies are the best IMO
But I am from aussie
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I have a Great Pyrenees named Layla! She’s the best livestock guardian
@@agroneman6005 as they mentioned its more about the size for them
Yes we are! Haha, As an Aussie I just couldn't resist making that comment! Nice names for you're babies too.
Aussies are amazing dogs! I have one who is NOT a working dog, but she is honestly the best dog I've EVER owned.
Hello everyone hope peoples days are going well! :)
Hi
Thank you! You too!
aw i got a pup a few months ago, you got a storm coming your way, good luck my friend
She's just GORGEOUS! So happy that she is with a lovely family.
A very lucky dog! He has fallen in with a great family!!
That’s a harmless blue racer!
John Smith - thank you
That dog is adorable and a great addition to the family :)
I am so happy for you all! We have two Aussies and one Australian Cattle Dog on our starter homestead, and we love them! We actually got chickens because of you all, and we love them dearly! Thanks for the videos!
Rachel M. - thank you so much!
I was like that sounds so much like my house. Then I read the name. 😂
Also those mixed colored eyes are called “ parti- eyes “ I have one and they’re adorable. Rarest colored eyes out there dog wise :)
I have an Aussie. Best dog ever! He doesn't have anything to livestock guardian over. The only other animals here are two horses he tries to herd sometimes but they ignore him. He's so mellow he just watches everyone go by our property.... people, horses, delivery people.... It took him a couple of years to bark an alarm, but he finally did!
Joey completed the fam n the farm
I actually dropped some tears with this video. Most wholesome vid ever! I loved it so much
SergiKTO - aww, thank you
I have not seen many puppies
But from what I have seen
Australian shepherds are on of the cutest puppies
WHY IS EVERY NEW VIDEO ONE OF ASTRONOMICAL PROPORTIONS?!?!? There's literally something so exciting about every new video recently! You guys have made me very happy.
He's so adorable! And I'm sure he's going to help so much
so happy You have that dog. She's going to the best.
My first dog ever was a double blue merle Aussie. He was deaf and had epilepsy. But he was a sweetheart...
Juniper was our best decision! We adopted her through a rescue we foster for! Her inability to hear doesn't slow her down one bit!
Boundless energy,just perfect for a farm dog,with little boys. Congratulations!
Yay a puppy for your farm ...I'm so happy for you guys everything is looking awesome 👍!
CARMEN ROMAN - thank you!
Congrats on the newest fur baby addition to the family. Joey is cute!!! I'm so happy you take me on the experience of the homestead/farm and the family. Thanks
She is ADORABLE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. I have 2 female Mini Aussies. Best dogs ever! Loyal, smart and loving!
BEAUTIFUL PUPPY.HE IS GOING TO HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL FAMILY 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I have loved watching your family grow through the years. It’s amazing to see how much your lives have changed. I love watching your videos so much
Sally Roland - thank you, Sally
Having two different eye colors is actually a genetic mutation and qualifies you to be apart of the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning.
Huh?
@@silasmonk2458 Mutants. It's an X-men joke,.
Had an Aussie for 14 years. Don't know when this video was put out, but she was my rock star. I have a Blue Heeler now, but I absolutely love Aussies. Smart. Good luck!
Wow, you guys are really firing on all cylinders- cow, soon-to-be calf, piglets, new birds, fish and now a new dog! Congratulations guys, I hope he brings you many years of joy. We will be getting our new pup next month. The mother-in-law has a stray dog that decided to leave her litter with her, so it's be a real chore to find them all homes. We think ours is a Tennessee Brindle mix, and while we always had our heart set on a Australian Shepard, this little guy is so lovely and needs a good home!
She is absolutely beautiful. The breed has a strong work drive also. Love your family and videos.
Robin C - great time hear 👏🏻
I love the way you care for your animals, so thoughful and loving. Thank you for putting out such great content.
LadyDewinter - thank you so much!
I just lost my 12 year old Aussie 2 months ago. He looked so much like Joey. They are really the best dogs ever. ❤️
👍👍. I stumbled on this video and all I can say is WOW. Your editing and photography is perfect along with choice of music. We had an Aussie for 4 years when had to leave her behind cus of a move. Poppa became her best friend and follower so everyone knew where Poppa was at. We moved back years later but could not separate them. A great protector and herding dog and great family dog. Poppa got sick and Angie never left his side. She became like a service dog out of love always getting what he needed. Sadly Poppa died and that dog refused to leave his side moaning when buried. A few months later Angie climbed on his bed and died. We know it was a broken heart cus these dogs have immense compassion. Good choice for your family and they are easy to train. Certain he will latch onto one person more but for a “forever” dog it’s a perfect choice cus they’ll fight for their family. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Aww the dog is so cute their main attraction is their eyes wow they are really cool
with the confinement you are making more videos than before, and this is making me happy
there's no confinement happening here.. so that has nothing to do with it.
Canaris Maroc - spring is here, lots to share with everyone!
@@whitehouseonthehill keep going, I love what you do a lot :) i will live the same kind of life with my wife
CONGRATULATIONS!!! on "Joey" ... she is gonna be a GREAT addition to the family and WHOTH!!
SUPER, SUPER EXCITED about the Mandrains laying eggs .... how exciting!!!
Awww! They're great farm dogs! My old man ran my grandmother's farm until she (and he) retired. Worked hard for 10 years and then retired to a cushy life until he passed at 16 years old back in 2016. He loved fresh egg breakfast and he kept our birds safe.
I’ve never seen an Aussie with a tail. That puppy is adorable
Abby O'Hara - yep, that's something that we requested
White House on the Hill ohhh
Have you ever seen a kangaroo 🦘
@@maxtheflsh lol XD
they naturally have tails. some cruel people dock them.
Omg so cute!!!! Thats amazing! Yall are living the dream out there! Congrats on the new fam memeber
Lillian Cash - thanks!
Joey is too cute. Congrats on your new family members.
That is THE CUTEST video ever since the ducklings swimming in the sink.
Just perfect add to the family
We had an Australian shepard twice in our family. They are very protective of their humans and their herds.
hi whitehouse, i already love this video! that dog is adorable and i just wanted to say, you guys are so inspiring and such an amazing channel to watch! Keep inspiring people! :D
River the Lynxy Boi - thank you very much for the kind words ❤️
@@whitehouseonthehill you're welcome! im hoping someday i'll be able to live on a farm, even though its a lot of work you get a great reward from it all!
Everyone including me: OMG THE PUPPY IS SO CUTE!!!
Me: What type of snake is that? A brown-something-or-other because those are highly dangerous.
Dragonfire Sweet Lava nah that’s a little black racer I’m pretty sure. The dangerous brown ones are Australian :)
_MyCatNala _ African too
@@flickerr1 yea but did you see it struck -.. Fangs...it is aggressive..good thing he got his boot on it
@@silasmonk2458 well they did come up on it and it freaked out. Even non venomous snakes will strike out if they're feeling threatened. It'll eat mice off the property.
Calvary music 7 It’s a harmless blue racer.
Australian Shepherds are THE BEST farm dogs!!! Congratulations!!!
Gosh, the emus have a long life span. Up to 35 years in captivity.😁 Their so cute.
The editing and the music choices are really good, who every is doing this. Keep up the good work!
Appel1989 - thank you, I appreciate it
I haven’t watched the video fully but the puppy is soooooo cute!
Apart from the other animals, a farm is not a farm without a dog roaming the land. Your puppy is beautiful love her colour 😍
He has gorgeous markings. No wonder you were drawn to him. Temperament with the kids seems to be great. Never heard of them but have fallen in love 💖💖💖
Next on the White House on the hill animal checklist: 🦙ALPACAS!!🦙 like if you agree!! Seriously though alpacas kill foxes and snakes! Awww Aussie Shepard’s are the best!🐶🐶🐶🐶
for the pigs, i suggest that you make them a mud pit because pig really love them. There is also some benefits to having a mud pit too, it can cool them off and it also creates a protective layer from the sun and bugs!
jake breezee ... yes. ...and a much larger pool for the ducks! They’re not expensive and ducks will have more room to move around in it.👍🏻
GRACIAS TO ALL THE THINGS YOU DO TO MAKE THESE ANIMALS THE BEST PLAY EVER. THANKS.
I grew up with Aussies. They are the sweetest dogs ever. :)
Joey is a doll! I am sure she will be a well-loved and needed part of the family, in short time. WOW! The littlest guy sure is looking SO like his dad!!! allofasudden- like. lol
Ana Petruska - 😀
Aaaaaawwwwwwwwww omg!
He is ssssssoooooo cute!
And his eyes are a really pretty blue!
Aaaaaawwww so cute! 😍❤️🥺
Happy Mother’s Day Becky!! Congratulations to Laura
Love the colors. Beautiful.
I love Australian Shepard’s
I have a beautiful Red Merle female Australian Shepherd. Autumn just turned 13 on feb 3 and she is still very energetic.
Wendy Henschel - that’s awesome!
It gives me joy watching your videos.
Such a heart warming episode!
The snake is an eastern yellow bellied racer, completely harmless, they eat small mammals , lizards, frogs, toads, and small birds
I actually thought it was a garter snake, but I think you're right. I live in the southwest and we see a large number of garter snakes in farms, or vast fields. People assume we see rattlesnakes a lot in Arizona, however, I have never seen one out in the wild, garter snakes are where it is ay
Yay she is so cute I love your animals and you have inspired me to start my own channel and now I have piglets pigs chickens quail fish goats and soon ducks and pheasants!
Wow! You have got a dog! I am soo proud of you guys! You have come so far with your animals and I can’t wait for you to get horses and for the boys to grow up and look after the farm with you! You have come so far! Well done!
Joey is handsome! Those blue-green eyes are strikingly adorable. Herding OR guarding I think he'll do a Gr8! job for you!
my dog is a Australian shepherd and he’s the best dog ever!
Macey Carlton - 👏🏻
There more a herding breed then guardian breed =) but good luck there very active breed
I was thinking that also. I don't see why it wouldn't work for them. Mine was very protective of the family and the property.
Only thing is that they are smaller so large predictors won't fear her
Herding dogs can definitely be very productive as well, A friend of mine has one which is very protective, and is also very independent and definitely loves to herd in a protective manner which I absolutely hate if I ride my motorcycle down the road I become Target number one oh, I can barely outrun it sometimes LOL tries to herd my motorcycle and get me away, LOL
@@ronnieg2226 because they have a high chase drive, which is not only dangerous for the livestock if they're left alone with them, but for themselves, LGD's don't chase predators for a reason. Not to mention aussies are small and a few coyotes could easily kill them. Coyotes kill dogs all the time.
Just needed to point out that you named your Australian Shepard after a baby Kangaroo 🦘 love it 😍 and love from Australia 🇦🇺
What an adorable dog, and she's such a great fit for your family and farm! Congrats!
OH MY STARS!! Joey is adorable!! He’s going to be an amazing guardian dog!!
Jojo's Universe - thanks!
White House on the Hill oops lol she!! Typo!!
Hi :D
OMGGg HE SO CUTEE
That dog is so lucky to live on a nice big beautiful farm!
My DREAM dog!!! I’ve always loved them!
Hey, my gf loves your vids but I saw over her shoulder you stepping on a snake. That could really hurt the animal as snakes have delicate vertebrae and they can be easily broken. No hate just saying maybe think about buying a hook to handle reptiles in a safer manner.
he probably made it in the middle of a panick reaction, but i understand the worries
Australian Shepard’s are the best dogs ever
Congratulations! Our blue merle Australian Shepherd Dougal is almost 16 years old and still going strong. As long as you keep his mind and body occupied, he'll be the best dog ever! Enjoy and good luck with the training :) Love from Germany
Congratulations she's beautiful !!! 😃❤️🐶
Me: sees this video
Also me: NANI
Same u get a sub
Just saying your profile pic is literally my favorite pic of Spinel ever :/
I’m really confused why not stay home cause we are in a pandemic aren’t we?
As someone in the UK I was wondering the same. No social distancing happening there at all.
Belinda Foulkes I think all us brits are thinking the same thing. No wonder they haven’t flatten the curve in the US yet.
In Denmark we have flattened the curve and is mid way through reopening.... I started working 2 weeks ago ( as a hairstylist) at the same time they sent smaller kids back to school and care, and other small business were able to start working again - and there has barely been a bump in hospitalizations....
we have had a bump in Infected, but that came along with a huge bump in testing, so that makes sense....
We have only had around 500 deaths country wide during the pandemic until now, and there hasn’t been any type of ‘shelter at home’ order...
Social distancing when out and about, and hand washing...
There is a way to do this without going overboard....
i wonder if they filmed these a while ago? I don't really keep up with their other social media accounts, but i'm assuming that they have a back log of videos, since so many of them have timelapses? And maybe this was filmed before their state governor issued any warnings?
Sabina Hertzum here kids will be going back to school tomorrow again (netherlands) however other people still have to wait to go back to work
Happy Mother’s Day Becky. Hopefully you have a wonderful day. Your an amazing mom.
I was wondering if Juniper was a double merle, I'm glad she mentioned some of the problems with that