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This
page
is
dedicated
to
our
treasured
Canine
Ranch
Hands
...
our
Pembroke
Welsh
Corgi's
and
also
to
our
"Keepers
Of
The
Peace",
Our
Livestock
Guardian
Dogs
/
LGD's.
Our
first
little
Corgi
is:
Potter
Farm's
Gettin
your
Goat
at
Double
Take
"Giggles"






Giggles
...true
to
form,
is
also
a
fantastic
mother
and
we
are
so
proud
to
feature
our
new
Corgi
puppy.
Double
Take's
Strawberry
"Whine"
by
Gwyndolyns,
"Spirit"
who
is
out
of
Giggles
and
our
favorite...
Ch.
Cuuchin's
Enchanted
Forest.
Thanks
again
Cheryl
...we
hope
that
our
little
"Giggles"
daughter
,"Spirit"
does
the
Luce
family
...and
Papa
Forest
proud
someday
in
the
show
ring.

Photo
courtesy
of
Darryl
Chenoweth.
Wow...looks
like
Spirit's
really
growing
up
Fast
N'
Furious...
 

Thanks
so
much,
"Bill
Strait"
for
your
wonderful
pictures
...we
couldn't
have
done
it
without
you.
Thanks
also
to
...
Sheila
Mangan
for
the
opportunity
to
share
our
lives
with
her
mother..."Giggles"
who
is
such
a
loving
and
hard
working
Corgi.
We
just
love
our
little
"sport
job".
Introducing
our
second
PWC
girl....
Gwyndolyns
Kilmarnock
Bonnet
At
Double
Take,
"Marnie"




We
think
our
exotic
Marnie
is
the
classy
"sedan" of
the
Corgi
world.
She
is
very
soft
in
temperament...
MUCH
more
so
than
Ms.
Giggles...and
she
prefers
human
enrichment
and
air
conditioning
rather
than
hard
work
and
getting
her
feet
dirty.
Her
Grand-pa
"Forest"
also
has
enjoyed
the
pleasures
of
people
over
livestock
and
he
too
is
a
fantastic
example
of
how
a
Corgi
can
be
a
true
people
pleaser.
"Forest"
attained
his
AKC
Championship
title
with
ease
and
very
soon
after
arriving
from
Australia.
He
has
continued
to
charm
his
way
into
the
hearts
of
many,
here
in
the
USA.
Ch
Cuuchin's
Enchanted
Forrest

"Forest",
expertly
exhibited
by:
Shannon
Stone.
...
and
THIS
is
our
new
foundation
boy
...
Gwyndolyns
Kalipso
Let's
Get
Knotty
At
DoubleTake
"Knurl"


This
little
number
is
nothing
short
of
adorable.
Thanks...
yet
again,
Cheryl
Luce
for
entrusting
him
with
us.
___________________________________________________________________
Our
first
LGD
(Livestock
Guardian
Dog)
is
;
"Odin".
He
is
a
2
yr.
old
Great
Pyrenees
and
we
adopted
him
from
Sharon
Reeves,
who
thoughtfully
rescued
him
after
he
had
been
abandoned
by
his
original
family,
when
they
lost
everything.
Thank
you
so
much
Sharon.


Here
he
is,
below,
after
his
first
few
months
with
us
and
getting
a
day
of
"special
treatment"
that
has
been
well
earned.
Odin
says,
"Thank
you
Candi
Costa
for
your
beautiful
grooming
job".



"Odin"
is
a
wonderful
protector
of
our
exotic,
Painted
Desert
sheep,
our
chickens
and
our
Boer
goats
and
any
other
livestock
or
domestic
pets
that
we
bring
in,
for
that
matter.
Since
we
live
in
a
very
remote
area
and
have
many
predators
that
frequent
our
land,
we've
found
that
Odin
has
been
a
wonderful
deterrent,
as
he
keeps
all
of
our
livestock
safe
while
still
maintaining
a
natural
environment
for
all.
After
"Odin"
came
into
our
lives,
we
decided
to
include
two
other
LGD's,
since
we
have
20
acres
and
"Odin"
could
not
be
in
all
places
at
once.
After
much
research
and
some
great
referrals
from
our
daughter,
Jessica,
we
decided
that
the
Bulgarian
Karakachan
dog
would
be
the
best
ranch
assistant
for
"Odin"
and
for
us.
Photos
of
our
very
first
beautiful
Bulgarian
Karakachan
puppy,
Running
River's
Rock
n'
Rollover,
"
Roxy"
Shown
below
at
just
13
weeks
of
age
and
again
as
she
grows.




Wow,
she's
sure
gettin
bigger
and
while
she
is
most
at
home
being
"rugged"
she
is
still
quite
appealing..


To
the
"
Houchin
"
family:
Words
are
not
enough
but
they
will
have
to
do.
Thank
you
so
very
much
for
sharing
this
beautiful
Karakachan
with
us.
Our
second
Karakachan
puppy,
"Milena"
is
quite
the
spitfire
and
was
welcomed
here
with
open
paws
and
bated
breath,
by
our
"Roxy"and
the
rest
of
us
"ranch
hands".
She
is
adjusting
well
and
bonding
to
the
sheep
and
to
her
new
partner/
friend,
"Roxy",
of
course.
"Milena",
is
yet
another
fantastic
example
of
this
rare
and
wonderful
karakachan
breed
and
she
will
be
loved
and
appreciated
always.
A
BIG
thank
you
goes
out
to
you,
Providence
Farms/
The
Smith
family,
for
entrusting
her
with
us.
Our,
Providence
Farm's
Ms.
Milena
is
shown
below
at
8
weeks
and
again
at
various
stages
of
growth.


I
can't
imagine
my
world
without
these
loyal
and
determined
"LGD"
dogs
anymore.
Some
more
fun
"working"
/
relaxing
shots
and
as
they
have
continued
to
grow.....

"Roxy"
above,
at
just
5
months,
learning
not
to
chase
the
baby
Nigerian
doeling,
"Cupcake".

Milena
and
her
"bed
head"
at
just
4
months.

Milena
says;
"Odin
,why
can't
we
play
with
the
chickens? They're
so
full
of
themselves
and
we
won't
end
up
with
egg
on
our
faces
.....
I
promise".
Please
let
me
off
of
this
silly
little
pulley
line
and
I'll
be
good,
this
time,
really".
Thankfully,
Odin
knows
where
his
bread
is
buttered.

Roxy
&
John
taking
a
break
from
their
posts
to
relax
amongst
the
enchanted
Oaks.
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