You cruelly lock your dogs up in these boxes, some might say. Some who don't understand working dogs at all. Is it not all about security within the pack?
You often see dog boxes on stock crates like this, not many with names though which I thought was quite lovely. Shows how much the owner loves his dogs.
I must admit when I took the photo after we loaded our cattle on the this truck I wondered whether it might get negatives comments. But in reality it would only be from those, as you say, that don't understand the bond between working dogs and their master.
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Do they know which one is theirs and always go to it?
ReplyDeleteI reckon they probably would. We didn't get to see them in action when we were loading our cattle... they are sheep dogs.
DeleteLove it. Diane
ReplyDeleteYou cruelly lock your dogs up in these boxes, some might say. Some who don't understand working dogs at all. Is it not all about security within the pack?
ReplyDeleteYou often see dog boxes on stock crates like this, not many with names though which I thought was quite lovely. Shows how much the owner loves his dogs.
DeleteI must admit when I took the photo after we loaded our cattle on the this truck I wondered whether it might get negatives comments. But in reality it would only be from those, as you say, that don't understand the bond between working dogs and their master.
Well that's one way of getting them from A to B.
ReplyDeleteThere is much that happens where our food is grown-raised that might strike folks as cruel. 'tain't so! Love the little nose sticking out.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you explained more about them. I wondered if they were yours. I also loved the peekaboo face!
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