Homecoming

If you know much about sheps (and several other breeds), you know the hate having things change. It takes a while to adjust to new structures, strange vehicles, and worst of all, moving any part of their habitat. Several years ago I took a pair of greenhouses to a local festival and when it came time to return home, dismantled and hauled back the large one in sections but was able to bring the small one back intact. Since my helper had gone home ill (it got to 104 degrees that afternoon), I was whipped when I finally got this one home. The next morning at daybreak, Dina(saur) kept whining at me, trying to get me to follow. When I did, this is what I saw:

She was not satisfied until I unloaded it and put HER truck back where it belonged!

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Photos \| home Homecoming If you know much about sheps (and several other breeds), you know the hate having things change. It takes a while to adjust to new structures, strange vehicles, and worst of all, moving any part of their habitat. Several years ago I took a pair of greenhouses to a local festival and when it came time to return home, dismantled and hauled back the large one in sections but was able to bring the small one back intact. Since my helper had gone home ill (it got to 104 degrees that afternoon), I was whipped when I finally got this one home. The next morning at daybreak, Dina(saur) kept whining at me, trying to get me to follow. When I did, this is what I saw: She was not satisfied until I unloaded it and put HER truck back where it belonged! HOME