Kavi watching from on high.
Our large pack has six generations and almost 30 years of history guarding and herding our livestock, protecting our animals from local predators, eating small pests like mice and living the good life here on Sugar Mountain. We are looking for one or two good young bitches to join our pack to enjoy the good life and mother the next generation – pups, adolescents or adult ladies.
If you have highly intelligent working dogs on your homestead, farmstead or farm and would be interested in an exchange of genetics then drop me an email and let’s talk. This is the opportunity to get genetics from our pack line by providing genetics in exchange.
This could be a multipart trade. Our pack has been working on our farm for six generations. At this point we have multiple males who could breed. Thus getting in a good bitch is the first step. Then one or two pups from that line would be able to trade back to you carrying our pack genetics back to your farm.
Alternatively, if you are more interested in meat or pig genetics we have pigs and pork that we can swap for ladies.
If you’re interested, contact me by email at: walterj@sugarmtnfarm.com.
Outdoors: 74°F/54°F Sunny
Tiny Cottage: 66°F/62°F
Daily Spark: We have livestock guardian herding dogs. They care for their animals. When the animals die they ask if they can eat them and then they do. The dogs save compassion for the living. They eat dinner. The overlap is a complexity which they understand quite clearly. The dogs have ethics and morality but are not confused by political correctness.
Walter Jeffries Tinker, Tailor… A bit eclectic & a tad eccentric, polymath, quantum mechanic & Farmer. Also lucky at cards.
Did pup-pup (I forget what you ended up naming her) not work out?
Pika is her name-o. Pika is here but after two years she has not yet bred. That’s getting to concern me. I hope she does breed and soon.