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If you are going to truly care for someone else's "fur children", you also have to care about "fur children"


We truly do love animals, all animals. We choose to work with dogs. But we also have a huge "fur family" of our own on our farm. So to let you know us, and the members of our 'family" a little bit better, meet some of the most beautiful babies God ever put on this earth! Of COURSE we are biased!!

We have a new boy named Marlowe.  We lost our beloved Brigid Valentine in February of 2007, and I felt so lost.  Then I found our Marlowe Bailintin.  Marlowe is a tip of the hat to the Anatolian Shepherd on the old TV show Simon & Simon, which was named Marlowe.  Also to my Uncle, who used to be a Private Investigator.  Bailintin is an Irish name meaning Valient.
I found Marlowe on Petfinder,  a wonderful Rescue group SW MO K-9s had him listed.  Our adoption agent, Connie couldn't have been nicer.  Marlowe has been a blessing every day, and we love him more!  You can check for SW MO K-9s on our links page.

 Cats&Dogs      
Marlow watching the movie Cats & Dogs, while Anatolian Shepherd "Butch" is on the screen.

Guard
Marlowe on Patrol

Stetson

Usually you find the Cowboy under the Stetson.  Not this time, this is our house cat--Cowboy.  He and Marlowe have become great friends.


Moving Outside

Cuchulainn

This is Cuchulainn (named after an Irish Warrior) he is Momma's boy. A very good Quarter Horse. Cu was mis-diagnosed by an incompetent Vet, and is now retired, at least for now.

2 Captains

This is  Captain Bob when it became apparent that Cuchulainn would need to be retired God & Celeste found me another horse before I even knew I needed one. Captain Bob is a Paint horse. We are going to go to school at Pine Dell with Jenny & Tony Vaught, like Cuchulainn & I did. Captain & I hope to do trail, hunter hack, and maybe showmanship. As well as fun trail rides with Denny & Awesome.
Captain Bob is pictured with my friend and mentor, Captain Jacq.

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Captain Bob & I competed in a Natural Horsemanship Versatility Challenge at Pine Dell. No, we didn't win, but we didn't place last and Captain had fun!

Parade

I do so love a parade. I was riding a little lawn tractor, towing a little wagon, Captain Bob, being a curious sort, fell right in line.

Awesome

This is Awesome, and he certainly is! He is his Dad's roping horse and a real treat monster too!  We call him Awesome the Perfect, because he is!

Jezzie

 This is Jezabel, she is Momma's Morgan X Paint.  She is fun to ride. Very sure footed, brave and smooth gaited.

Peter

This is Peter. He was hanging around the barn one night as I walked with the horses to the barn to feed them. This HUGE bird was in front of the barn. I thought it must be a turkey. I mean one just does NOT expect to find a peacock in front of their barn. Then the huge bird with what looked like a piece of carpet stuck on it's back lifted off straight for the barn roof. Cuchulainn and I lifted straight off the ground too. About a foot in the air straight up. Well, Peter has stayed around now for about 4 years and a better watch critter there never was. He is just a great fellow.

Coming soon, pics of the pet chickens and barn cats!






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