Kavi on Cliff
Kavi’s no fool on the hill. From up on his high perch he can see just about everything and hear even more. He’s a bushy tailed sentry that keeps everyone safe.
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Jeffries Family Farm
Walter Jeffries Tinker, Tailor… A bit eclectic & a tad eccentric, polymath, quantum mechanic & Farmer. Also lucky at cards.Oven, Spit & Pit Roaster Pigs!
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Pastured Pigs & Pork
Our family raises pigs on pasture in the mountains of Vermont and delivers weekly to stores, restaurants and individuals. We have our own state inspected on-farm butcher shop where we cut our own pork and make sausages. Look for our label in stores and restaurants... We hope you enjoy our pastured pork!
Pastured pork, piglets, roasters, half & whole pigs available direct via our CSA and at local stores & restaurants. Random Lucky Posts
You forgot to add that's he's a good looking dog too!
I second that Pablo, Kavi is a gorgeous dog! We run Siberians and while I am partial to blue eyes, Kavi certainly stands out as a beautiful boy!
My son is loving the piglet-moving descriptions, especially the reindeer imitations (clip-clop)- since our piglet moving experiences often include a race over 10 acres- he wants to know why we don't have the creep in the pig pasture like you folks do! It's a work in progress.
Happy Belated Birthday Hope!
Sal
Wow! Woof! I love him! So beautiful! Angie
Sal, things are a work in progress. Tell your son that each day, each month, each year you, and he, will make it better. Occasionally there's a step backwards, or two, but one keeps making steps forward and things get better & better. We've been at it for years and keep improving things all the time. Cheers, -Walter
What an amazing photo. It looks like something out of Nat Geographic. He is so wild looking. A case of the wolf guarding the sheep? Or pigs or what ever? I am so blown away that you can train them to do this.
I agree. That must be one of the most interesting photos I have ever seen. His positioning is so intelligent, alert, and at the same time, comfortable.
What’s going through his head right now?
To me, it looks like Kavi is saying “Yes, Walter, go ahead and take the picture, then get out of my way. You’re standing between me and the pigs. You make a better door than a window!”
*grin*