I wear a Bluetooth ear piece for 8-12 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Working outside I run into temps from 95°F with 80% humidity to -20°F and blizzard conditions.
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TESTING PODCAST EP. 0
Powered by RedCircle Todays episode is about a test I did. here is a link: https://www.facebook.com and a picture
Continue ReadingReview – Paw Five harness
There are so many options for harnesses now that I find it a little overwhelming to shop for them. All claim to have great "no-pull" features so how do you choose the best harness for
Continue ReadingReview- Tiny oak barrel collar
When we decided that we were going to get a St. Bernard, I thought it would be a cute idea to do a weekly update photo that portrayed the myth about St. Bernards wearing barrel
Continue ReadingEntry 2- Our first week together
Any time I bring a new dog into our family, I like to take the week off from my paying job to bond with the new puppy and set our boundaries from day one. I
Continue ReadingEntry 1- How Baby Walter came into our lives
This is the true story of my life with big dogs. This blog was all inspired by my 3rd dog, Baby Walter. He is my first St. Bernard and I am documenting his life with
Continue ReadingDealing with predator birds on the property
There are always unexpected challenges on the homestead. This winter, a great horned owl decided that it wanted to take up residence in and around our chicken coop. For about a week, everyday when we
Continue ReadingHomestead Journal 3/25/18
Another week of planning for spring. This is one of the busiest times of the year for us. There are so many things that all need to happen around the same time. We have baby
Continue ReadingHomestead Journal 3/18/18
Spring is on the way! Lots of melting going on at the homestead. We still have a good coating of snow on the ground, some spots still have over a foot. The geese, swans and
Continue ReadingHomestead Journal 3/11/18
This week we have been doing a lot of planning for our expansion. We are seriously considering getting goats for milk and meat some time later this year or next year. Over the years on
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