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Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Baron's Great Campfire Meal Wendy M. of Missoula, who adopted blind-and-deaf Baron and blind (and mostly deaf!) Stoney from us a few weeks ago, took her two dogs camping last weekend. 2.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: There Isn't Much Bare Ground ... Feb 17, 2009 ... Bare ground is a rare and coveted thing at the ranch in February. You can usually find it only right next to building walls that are facing ... 3.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: It's August. Time for the Wood ... Never far from the warmth of a wood stove is blind-and-deaf Spinner, ... Her expressions remind me so much of Baron only she's bigger and fluffier! ... 4.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Uh Oh. Multiple Seizures. Mar 18, 2009 ... If you have ever used Bach Flower Rescue Remedy, it is good to use during seizure and to help afterwards. Posted by: Lori Leduc | March 18, ... 5.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Blind Dusty's Spinal Stroke It seems we never run out of opportunities around here to get acquainted with new and interesting diseases. This year we've learned about HGE, ... 6.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Watch Me While I Sit On My ... Mar 1, 2009 ... Watch Me While I Sit On My Sister's Head. Soba and Noodle 8. I was lucky to have the camera with me to capture another ridiculous lunch-time ... 7.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Watch Me While I Sit On My ... Mar 1, 2009 ... Watch Me While I Sit On My Sister's Head. Soba and Noodle 8. I was lucky to have the camera with me to capture another ridiculous lunch-time ... 8.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Squish Me Aug 25, 2008 ... One of the myths about blind or deaf dogs is that they are more likely to snap if startled, and thus might not be a good fit for children. 9.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Squish Me Aug 25, 2008 ... One of the myths about blind or deaf dogs is that they are more likely to snap if startled, and thus might not be a good fit for children. 10.
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary: Squish Me Aug 25, 2008 ... One of the myths about blind or deaf dogs is that they are more likely to snap if startled, and thus might not be a good fit for children. |
