Roper and Fling got to go herd some sheep today, and I was excited that there were NO HORNED SHEEP! Those guys hurt when they ram into your legs. Roper has been pretty rough with the sheep, so he's worn this muzzle for the past two lessons. He is learning that he doesn't have to grip to get the sheep to move. They run to the other side of the arena when he walks in.
Fling is easier on the sheep. Today we mostly took a nice walk with the sheep with her driving them- we need to work on the gathering and fetching. Miss Fling does like a good chase and she definitely likes to work, but she doesn't want to hurt the sheep's feelings :)
I'm still learning the settings on the camera- these pictures were taken with the film grain setting. I like the way they turn out, but I wouldn't want to use this setting too much.
Until next time, Roper and Fling will be dreaming of sheep and I'll be taking mass quantities of pictures and posting a few here...
Roper and Fling got to go herd some sheep today, and I was excited that there were NO HORNED SHEEP! Those guys hurt when they ram into your legs. Roper has been pretty rough with the sheep, so he's worn this muzzle for the past two lessons. He is learning that he doesn't have to grip to get the sheep to move. They run to the other side of the arena when he walks in.
Fling is easier on the sheep. Today we mostly took a nice walk with the sheep with her driving them- we need to work on the gathering and fetching. Miss Fling does like a good chase and she definitely likes to work, but she doesn't want to hurt the sheep's feelings :)
I'm still learning the settings on the camera- these pictures were taken with the film grain setting. I like the way they turn out, but I wouldn't want to use this setting too much.
Until next time, Roper and Fling will be dreaming of sheep and I'll be taking mass quantities of pictures and posting a few here...
Uh no horned sheep, that not fair! What fun is herding without the fear of a horn up the backside =)
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