Photoshoot Friday

Hurray it's Friday! I was feelin camera happy today so I decided to take a bunch of cute photos of your guys pups. Check 'em out, I hope they put a smile on your face. :)

[P.S. Click on the photos to enlarge them]

 Baxter and Bailey (the two on the left) found a new friend, a Springer Spaniel named Hank!

 

Baxter also took a great liking to one of our Shetland Sheepdog's, Augie

It's Tanner!

 Nellie and Duke

Sage  has the most adorable face

 It's the mighty Sebacion, our one and only Dogue de Bordeaux; which is a large French Mastiff.

Blu, the beautiful Catahoula Leapord.

 This little guy has his "puppy dog eyes" down. 

Sergeant Major  is his name, we call him Sarg for short.

Sophie

and

Sully

         Cisco

Whelp, those were all the pictures I had to share with you today. Have a great weekend everyone!

~Shaunte

Stella

This morning we welcomed Stella. She is a 45 pound, 5 month-old, Catahoula pup. We started Stella out this morning in the medium roll. As soon as the dogs started to arrive she was able to relax and play. Stella spoke great dog, made friends, and had a fantastic time here at  The Fort. Check out the clip captured below of Stella playing with Abby (among others). Hope that she will return soon to make even more friends.

Stay happy,
- Zach

Rainier Rocks Ewe-topia!

Our main Catahoula Leopard Dog-Man, Rainier, just took a visit to Ewe-topia! Awhile back, I wrote about Gibson and I's adventure there... The place is awesome, and I highly recommend taking your dog there for some "Farm Fun", no matter what size or breed they are. Your dog can herd sheep, and or ducks, with no experience necessary. It's a blast! The folks that run the place are very kind and knowledgeable. There is even an off leash dog park area with some agility obstacles.

Rainier did extremely well during his visit, I was quite impressed... My "Herding Dog" Gibson, didn't get nearly as involved as Rainier did lol. First rate job boy! It looks like you'll have a career in Sheep Herding in no time... That is of course, as soon as your pops ponies up and gets you a flock. Hahaha!

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Enjoy this clip, sent to me from Rainier's owners, of him, busting out his herding skills on those wild and wooly sheep! Thanks for telling us about your stay there guys, and, thank you very much for the video.

Be well,

-Grant