Leg Sniffers and Champagne Part I

Bailey would NOT quit smelling my legs yesterday when I came home from visiting a family friend's farmhouse in West Boca. He raises sheep and owns some horses up in Okeechobee, and so I figured I would take a day to help him out with the sheep.

This is me with their one of their neighbors' baby lambs. 

I kinda fell in love with it...it had a brown spot on its tushy. I almost took it home. Rich would kill me.

Did you know that you can tell if a sheep has worms usually by the color of the inside of its eyelid? The more pale in color, that's usually how you know they may be "wormy". I got to ride a sheep to check its eyelids..did you also know that once you get it on its back, it is paralyzed to submission because of how their bodies are designed? And..have you ever had the chance to ride a sheep to submission? If you answer no, you just may not be as cool as me. 

I wore my mom's old riding/stable boots from college (old school=vintage=AWESOME), and Bailey could not contain his excitement. Yes, I meant to say excitement. After all, Bailey is a SNIFFER. HE WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO SNIFF SOMETHING HE HAS A DESIRE FOR. That is how I know he is my dog...he has a good sniffer like his mommy. My legs were the most exciting part of the day for him...after all, sheep is a rare scent for him!