Sunday Afternoon Cuteness

Need I say more?

Ohhh, but I will tell you more.

These little precious fluffballs of cuteness are Australian Shepard pups. They are 4 weeks old and Patrick and I spent some time with them and their owners on Sunday.

Don’t look into those eyes, they will steal your heart!

They climbed all over us and we more than happy to be the jungle gym.

Pony and I sat on the ground and welcomed the puppy love.

My leg became a pillow for napping after 5 minutes of playing.

This one fell asleep standing up. It’s tiring being so darn cute ya know.

After a while they would climb back into their house, barely able to get in from the high step. But when Steve would whistle, all 9 of them would come rushing out tumbling over each other, stepping on heads and tummies.

This guy is the biggest. He is chunky and they tell us that after he eats, he immediately lays down for a nap. He’s not the most active and he’s so sweet. They are all very loving and there is not a timid one in the bunch.

These little ones are here for the taking. A few already have homes but there are several more up for adoption. If you are in Wyoming or are willing to travel and take a precious pup home, email me or let me know in the comments. Click here for more pictures of the absolute cuteness if you can stand it.

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The Bunny High Jump

Awe, it’s a bunny.

Sitting on a bale of hay…cute.

Looks like she’s burrowed a little home between 2 bales.

My, how high you can jump you cute wittle wabbit.

Silly wabbit, hay is for horses and cows!

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Winter Huddle

We are bracing for a winter storm, not unlike what the northeast is experiencing right now. Well, maybe not that bad but we are expecting below zero temps with the wind chill.

I wish I had a winter woolly coat like these gals.

I know what they are thinking. “Good luck lady, you’re going to be cold!”

While I was walking away they were whispering and I felt them laughing at me.

Well ladies, at least I get to hang out by the wood burning stove.

But really, I would love to huddle up with them when the wind starts to blow.

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Puppies!

Oh my gosh. John and Debbie at the South Ranch have the cutest little Border Collie puppies and a few of them are there for the purchasing. I think a couple are spoken for but there’s plenty to go around. They are sweet and cuddly and if I was a dog person, I’d take them home for myself in a heartbeat. But we have enough animals to feed so the answer is a unanimous “no”!

They will sniff you ’til the cows come home.

I know you want to bring one home. Don’t forget, Mother’s Day is right around the corner and I’m sure she’d love a cuddly wuddly puppy. Leave me a comment with your email if you’re interested.