(Click on the pictures to enlarge) As the proud owners of six year old Baron, the large GSD, we were on a mission, traversing the
back country roads of Bluff Country. Our
friends Steve and Jewel were gone for the weekend and h
ad asked us to help
out. Come on along…. 
back country roads of Bluff Country. Our
friends Steve and Jewel were gone for the weekend and h
ad asked us to helpout. Come on along….
The land is mostly hills and valleys but there are rolling areas of corn and soybean fields as well.
And a few scattered farmsteads along the way.
Oh. There she is. Her name is Lily She is a "rescued" dog and a real sweetie. She had adopted to farm life very well and guards the property zealously.
Lily follows Mrs. T in hopes that dinner is in the offing!
Daisy has some beautiful surroundings to guard!
ReplyDeletei think she's got a good relief team, there. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's always so great to hear wonderful stories about rescued animals and how well they adapt to a new home. :c)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful drive out there. Lucky dog lives in a gorgeous area!
ReplyDeleteShe looks like a nice dog. It's truly good when people are willing to rescue an animal and give it a good home.
ReplyDeleteI hope Lily did get her dinner. She's a beautiful dog, and I'll bet she does a great job keeping an eye on the farm.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that Lily found a forever home..you are good friends to help out..thank for the introduction to Lily..I liked the drive too:)
ReplyDeleteLucky dog...
ReplyDeleteLucky people.
How great when these things work out.
Need a couple kittens?
Lily looks like she would be a great companion for Baron. She must enjoy her country lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteLovely drive. Lily looks like a nice dog. I like hearing about Rescue & Shelter animals getting a new, loving family and new happy life. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love when people rescue pets ~ wonderful!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
Back country roads, that's where it's at, however, I do prefer mine paved.
ReplyDeleteYour photos of The Baron and Lily sure strike a chord! We also have GSDs - Becker, our big old boy (140 lbs, 7 years old); Blue, a 3 year old male, blue GSD that we rescued about 2 years ago; and now Dahlia, a 2 year old black female GSD that we rescued from the Humane Society about 2 months ago. Dahlia is heading down to live with our daughter in Florida one of these days - but it's an absolutely wonderful breed!
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