This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
But isn't it fun to HAVE them at home so they can watch you and get you up? I remember, Cynthia, When you were boarding your horses and while It may have been more convenient to be able to travel, it certainly is a different relationship than when you have them at your home!
Jean in Fairbanks, Alaska, glad you folks are enjoying our Alaskan gift of cold air! It warmed up to +10 and snow this morning!
My bedroom window is about 15 feet from the pasture fence. Every monring I wake up to Tank trying to levitate me out of bed. He hears my alarm clock and the more I hit the snooze button, the more he whinnies at me. Then the dogs get into the act (one mouthy miniature schnauzer and 2 giant schnauzers). They start barking when Tank starts to whinny. I have no chance. If I ignore everybody, I just get a large dog nose in my face sometimes accompanied by a very large paw. I usually give up and get up before 6 a.m. (even weekends). and...no, it doesn't do any good to leave the alarm clock off, they have their own! This morning the mini had me up at 5:20.
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