long shadows
spring weather
sun & mist
almost out of range
welcome to mud season
hello, friend
through nature's window
experiment
spring comes softly
crazy March snow makes crazy March mule
...?
morning glory
clearing
the duelists
to the victor go the spoils
weatherbeaten
...and just then, the light was perfect...
my great protector
what was that?
The Good Thief
green!
deadeye
icebergs in the making
Bassador In Flight
cast a long shadow
thaw
what the wind did
a good melt
arctic cat
According to my low tech weather station...
late winter sun
green stuff
black on blue
touched by light
oats ~ he's feelin' 'em.
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I wuz a gud boi fer mah ped-ee-kure


...mostly.
This was Fargo's third trim since he decided to revert back to ZOMG!YOU'RETRYINGTOKILLME! mode. He did ok, but still has a hard time with the tools making noise, the trimmer switching from one side to another, and the initial approach. Once he's relaxed he's a very good boy - he rarely tries to jerk his foot away. (His old M.O. was to jerk his foot away, pull back, spin and take off.) I'm actually quite pleased that he's "come back" mentally as quickly as he has. I thought it might take him a year to trust the trimmer again. Mister was more of a PITA this time around; he constantly has to back into people to have his butt scratched, regardless of what else they may be doing...like trimming the other mule. *eye roll*
By the way, my trimmer is A GODDESS. She has the patience of a saint, and is always pointing out the positive rather than dwelling on the negative. If it wasn't for her, I honestly don't know what I'd do about this mule's feet.
:)
*no treats were used in this session of trimming ~ amazing, but true! That made me even more proud of my boy!
This was Fargo's third trim since he decided to revert back to ZOMG!YOU'RETRYINGTOKILLME! mode. He did ok, but still has a hard time with the tools making noise, the trimmer switching from one side to another, and the initial approach. Once he's relaxed he's a very good boy - he rarely tries to jerk his foot away. (His old M.O. was to jerk his foot away, pull back, spin and take off.) I'm actually quite pleased that he's "come back" mentally as quickly as he has. I thought it might take him a year to trust the trimmer again. Mister was more of a PITA this time around; he constantly has to back into people to have his butt scratched, regardless of what else they may be doing...like trimming the other mule. *eye roll*
By the way, my trimmer is A GODDESS. She has the patience of a saint, and is always pointing out the positive rather than dwelling on the negative. If it wasn't for her, I honestly don't know what I'd do about this mule's feet.
:)
*no treats were used in this session of trimming ~ amazing, but true! That made me even more proud of my boy!
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