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Yippee skippee.
Today, I do feel as if I've over done things just the slightest. The PT guy was pretty interesting. I think that he was trying to assess...
Today, I do feel as if I've over done things just the slightest. The PT guy was pretty interesting. I think that he was trying to assess...
A happy ending.
ReplyDeleteIt has all the makings of a Disney movie, dunnit?
DeleteWhat a nice story. Two years old is terribly young and I remember my younger brother used to be one who would wander off if not carefully watched.
ReplyDeleteIt really is kind of amazing that as young as he was, he had the instincts to keep following the power line. They said that thermal imaging from the helicopter showed two mountain lions in the area.
DeleteMakes perfect sense with guard dogs. What a sweet story! :)
ReplyDeleteHe's a working dog, and he sure did a good day's work today!
DeleteI saw this story this morning on MSNBC!
ReplyDeleteI didn't watch the news today. It was fun to hear this story.
DeleteThat kid was lucky that dog found him. Nice work doggo!!
ReplyDeleteI know. I thought of all the pictures of the desert that Allison posted. What a harsh terrain for the little guy. I read that Buford got a steak for supper.
DeleteWhat a miracle!!!
ReplyDeleteWe all need some miracles!
DeleteHe IS a gud dawg!
ReplyDeleteA very gud boy.
DeleteThat is such a special story. Buford is a hero!
ReplyDeleteI love that he got himself a steak dinner out of the deal.
DeleteWhat a miraculous story. Seven miles is a very long way for a two-year-old to walk. Thank the Lord for the dog.
ReplyDeleteIt was a wonderful change of pace from the awful news we have gotten accustomed to hearing.
DeleteWow, 7 miles! I am not able to wrap my brain around that a 2 year old wandered that far. What a good doggo.
ReplyDeleteFor 16 hours. In the desert. The rancher says that he must have followed the power line. So many amazing things in this story.
DeleteGood boy indeed. The child's parents must be beyond grateful to that their little boy back.
ReplyDelete"to have". I'm not awake yet.
DeleteCan you imagine their terror all through that long night?
DeleteNo. I cannot and I hope I never can.
DeleteThank you for this today.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. We need to be reminded that there are still reasons for rejoicing.
DeleteThat's made my whole family smile today. Thank you for sharing the story.
ReplyDeleteWe can all use a smile.
DeleteWhat a lovely miracle to happen for everyone involved (and everyone who hears it)
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful story of a working dog.
DeleteSo very sweet (and miraculous!)🥰 Rigmor
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