These two heifers in the corner hutch saw me coming. They're anticipating hay, grain and silage...
The chickens get excited when I fill their water tub, knowing that something else is coming soon...
Murphy saw me toss some stale bagels into the chicken pen yesterday, and she's been keeping vigil...thinking that somehow, sometime, she'll get one. Shy of digging under the fence...which she tried...grrrrr...she's going to be waiting a long time...
The puppies have been staying in the warm barn overnight, and they can hardly contain themselves when they see someone in the morning. Anticipation of freedom and breakfast and attention has them so excited...
How do you anticipate your breakfast?
Adorable farm animals you have there!
ReplyDeleteEach morning, we can hear the cows moo in anticipation of feeding time.
Love those pups... so cute!
Have a sweet day.
~K.
Everyone is hungry! The puppies have grown so much. I just love that picture of Murphy waiting to see if a bagel will come her way.It all is so nice. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice animals! Too bad you are so far away! I could help you out with disposing of a pup. :-}
ReplyDeleteYou're never too far away! One of the puppies is going to Phoenix AZ next weekend! :)
DeleteThat would be us. Can't wait to meet little cupcake girl. 💗
DeleteI still think Cupcake is the sweetest little girl ever! See you soon!
DeleteSo excited!
DeleteCheryl, I'm going to miss your puppy so much! She's so incredibly sweet and sassy all wrapped up in one! :)
DeleteI can just imagine those wiggly puppies! Our chickens would hear the back door closing if you were bringing scraps out for them after supper and would come out of the coop in a mad scramble! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteWe keep thinking about getting a dog again. I am tempted by seeing cute puppy pictures! For now, the cats are the only creatures who need breakfast every morning. We will move cattle home from summer pasture the first week of November.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a post! Those puppies!
ReplyDeleteBreakfast is served in the house about 30 minutes after the first calf bawls for hers & after all the 4-leggeds & the wingeds have broken their fast & slaked their thirsts.
ReplyDeletenow nearly as joyously! :)
ReplyDeleteThe puppies are getting so big. I wish I could talk my husband it getting a dog again. I'd be by to pick one up!! I'm not that far away from you.
ReplyDeleteI too am the breakfast provider, Husband, dogs, cats and chickens. I like tending the little animals.
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