Lol, no, not quite, but it sure looks like it by this picture!!
Poorly hogtied Cheviot ewe. She's a slippery one!!
Halfway home, I flipped her onto her legs and she then decided it was time to get the blindfold off.
We were worried she would fly through a windshield, tying her standing looked dicey, just the fronts folded didn't slow her, blindfold didn't really do anything what-so-ever. =/
Hmmm, what to do with a possibly wild ewe when 2.5hrs from home....
So yea, she was hogtied and she did great. Not as awesome as my dolls, who ride freely, but still not as bad as it could of been!
Nice n new pictures tomorrow! She's fairly cute, has one black spot on the back of each ear.
And boy, is she ever tall!
For now, I'm hoping she doesn't jump a fence trying to keep away from my LGD!
She even shadowed me while I tried to get my sheep to come over and say hello. When my brave Cotton Candy did finally come up, this giant chicken of a sheep went the other way! =/
I was hoping to get a mini cheviot, for the wool, but the closest breeder was 6+ hours away and they didn't feel like responding much at all. So when this one, who should be a smaller border cheviot came up for sale, much closer and cheaper, I said, why the heck not! I know others have bred dolls to large breeds, so it might work out and I'll have some lamb for dinner, too.
Poorly hogtied Cheviot ewe. She's a slippery one!!
Halfway home, I flipped her onto her legs and she then decided it was time to get the blindfold off.
We were worried she would fly through a windshield, tying her standing looked dicey, just the fronts folded didn't slow her, blindfold didn't really do anything what-so-ever. =/
Hmmm, what to do with a possibly wild ewe when 2.5hrs from home....
So yea, she was hogtied and she did great. Not as awesome as my dolls, who ride freely, but still not as bad as it could of been!
Nice n new pictures tomorrow! She's fairly cute, has one black spot on the back of each ear.
And boy, is she ever tall! For now, I'm hoping she doesn't jump a fence trying to keep away from my LGD!
She even shadowed me while I tried to get my sheep to come over and say hello. When my brave Cotton Candy did finally come up, this giant chicken of a sheep went the other way! =/
I was hoping to get a mini cheviot, for the wool, but the closest breeder was 6+ hours away and they didn't feel like responding much at all. So when this one, who should be a smaller border cheviot came up for sale, much closer and cheaper, I said, why the heck not! I know others have bred dolls to large breeds, so it might work out and I'll have some lamb for dinner, too.
Just send her in with a note! Haha! Got any pics of her not all scrunched up in a car wearing a disguise? And congrats on your new girl!
