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| Slim about 6 months old. |
We had not lived here very long when Slim showed up. She was running with a
pack of strays and she was a little less than 6 months old. She
almost looked black because she was a tick-infested, scrawny,
walking rib-cage of a puppy that moved in through a hail of
pellets to become our beloved pet. One of her parents had to be a BMC
(Black Mouth Cur) because she has all the characteristics. Slim
was/is a good, good beautiful smart doggie!
Ron
tried to chase her off in April, 2006, with the other strays but even
with pellets flying toward her she got into a crawl and kept on
coming. Finally Ron said, “Okay, you can stay.” That was almost
nine years ago.
We
got her all cleaned up and vet checked but we debated making her a
house pet. Ron did not want a dog in the house. He knew she was a
good dog by her build and she would make a wonderful farm dog. She
was so friendly and happy, I loved her from the get-go and she
started right in helping me herd the chickens.
My
mom died in 2007 and then next thing I knew, Slim was in the house.
Ron simply opened the door to her, knowing she would be a wonderful comfort to me at that time. She is
such a good girl and I am always proud when friends and family brag
about how smart she is.
Yes she is smart and so was Ron to recognize
her determination to join our family. She remains my best friend
especially now that Ron is gone too and we miss him together.
| Here is Slim now. |
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| A pampered pet, she always keeps watch and is ready to protect me and all our critters on NOL-NOC Estates. |






























