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We had Buster cremated in that new style that they have. They don't burn them with this one, and they don't come back to you as ashes. Then they shrink wrap some plastic around it. Buster is in a nice rosewood box, and a plaster of his footprint is sitting on top of the box, but I need to add...

Take them all, if you really need them. They are free. :gig How are thing's up your way? Ready for the summer?

Serene likes to sleep on the blue rug that she's claimed as hers.

The name Serene fits her as she's normally a mello dog, and just wanted to catch up on all the sleep that she must have missed while in the shelter. It was pretty full there, and there were so many dog's constantly barking. She has a lifetime home now, complete with the belly rubs that she...

I'm in Arizona and adopted a 3 year old female American Saffy Terrier mix from the county animal shelter, as we had to recently put our old 13 year down. The shelters are full. Many are being put down to make room for more. At least we were able to save the life of this one.

I'm ok, just alot has been happening over here. Hubby had another back operation, then we had to put our 13 years old dog Buster down. Then last month we adopted a new 3 year old female spayed dog from one of the shelters. Her name was Petunia, but we renamed her Serene. She has allergies...

Well, I'm able to replenish my own flock for myself, and sell a few chick's too. I graduated to a bigger incubator last year.

I just have my Bielefelder flock and breeding them to keep them pure. I just sold 6 chicks of them to @EmmaDonovan the other day.

I seen that! What do you have for your flock?

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Thank you! I hope that he does also.

I always wait a bit on that with mine, but I do break up tiny pieces of some bread crumbs for them. They get to where they will take it from your fingers, but every now and then one might get over eager, so watch out for pecked fingers. Later on when they are a bit older try a little bit of...

Too bad you didn't take a picture of them doing that.

Good, maybe I got her cleared up then. She was my favorite.

@EmmaDonovan how is that youngest smallest one doing?

When they get bigger, then you will have to watch them so they don't follow you out of the coop like mine do.

Strong little buggers already, huh?

He's still not sleeping well even in the easy chair, so now he's thinking of getting one of those foam filled water beds. Yes, because it's someplace where they can run to hide in too.

Nice to meet you also. Take good care of the babies, and watch them grow. Have you tried doing that wet feed yet? Like I said, it's been hectic around here with only me doing everything, and thing's have been falling behind. I tried not to have the chicks make too much noise when I grabbed them...