Sadie's first impressions

o looool Thats a pretty good inside for your dogs head) My dalmatian met his first horses in the center of town, in deep deep night. One young pair was riding in carriage, it was a romantic date)) My dalmatian pulled me after it, we were running practically. I thought - here, he is remembering that he is running after carriages dog, it's in him... expect when we neared them and he smelled them he stood and refused to move until that carriage changed his way. He decided that they are dangerous dangerous beasts. He was really careful, ready to protect me and didn't allow me to move closer to it hehe

Welcome, Sadie. It can be like that on MyLot, too. There are some of us who have read and know the rules here and know what should go and what should not. Then along comes someone who 'dances' over the rules and seems to make their own. Yes, it makes you tremble and shake because you KNOW that they are out of order but you can't do anything because your better nature says they should be allowed. Maybe next time you see horses, they really won't belong.

Sadie, you are so good not running them of and making your Mum proud of you like that You see they are not danger unless they are there to rob and your Mum would have let you know if they where So be nice to these ones

Dancing horses? Wow Sadie, I am so glad you didn’t run them off! You should be very proud of yourself for behaving just like mum expected you to. I know you are a very good guard dog but dancing horses? Come now! Dancing horses are beautiful and to be enjoyed not chased away! You be good Sadie and respect these beautiful horses next time they come back and keep doing the great work you’ve been doing!

Oh Sadie, the horses would never hurt you. I understand that this was the first time that you've ever had an experience with a horse, but there is really no reason that you should want to run them off. They aren't going to be like some of the other animals that you encounter that are foreign to your ranch. They aren't going to hurt the other animals and they aren't going to hurt you either. Instead next time they come to visit, perhaps you should try to become friends with them.

LOL! Lucky you, Sadie, that you didn't chase the horses. They can be dangerous and they can hit you with their feet! Take care next time, stay away for big , unknown animals like those dancing horses. I wish I could see them dance.

Sadie, you are a good guard dog. What important guests they were. You do an excellent job protecting all the other critters. I bet you could be a dancing dog, but you have more important things to do, and more dignity than that. Mom and Dad know that you are the best when it comes to guarding their ranch.

Hi Sadie, I'm sure that you are a fine guard dog too, but even guard dogs have to listen to mom and dad. Maybe those horses won't be back again but if they do, just remember what mom told you. I think that she may know best after all, so let's give her the benefit of the doubt okay.

Dancing horses? I want to come and see the dancing horses! Please don't run them off...

Well, Sadie not all visitors are unwelcome.. I didn't know that hounds make good guard dogs.. I thought they really just wanted to follow their nose to the next exciting scent. I would have loved to meet those dancing horses, I bet they were pretty. You have such a great life.. my dogs have only met cats.. we have plenty of them.. they haven't got to meet llamas and chickens and horses. It must be exciting. I bet your mom is so proud of you for sitting and staying and not barking- I would be.. by dogs are just plum crazy sometimes and I don't think they would have sat so quietly for a new exciting animal. Good girl Sadie...

What a loyal dog. Can imagine her holding on and shaking.. cuteness.

Hi there, Sadie, I was surprised to see that you said you are a guard dog. C'mon, girl, you're a Hound, as well as I'm a Terrier! We should not do anything but hunting! I understand that you love your Mom and Dad and you do the guard job as well. Me, too, I have to play the companion all the time, but I can't wait to go to the forest to be a real hunter of the underground critters. We, girls, should do whatever it is needed to please our Moms, shouldn't we? When I met my first horse, I was young and ignorant, I didn't know what was that huge animal and I didn't pay attention to it because I was playing with an adult German Shepperd. I was overwhelmed by the attention he gave me, so I had no eyes for the horse. Now, reading your story, I imagine I should have chased him away but... I am excused 'coz I was only 3 months old. I am impressed that you know the language of Llamas. I haven't seen a Llama until now, my Mom told me that in my country they can be seen only at the Zoo. Maybe I'll be so lucky to visit you sometime, and then I'll see a real Llama and maybe you'll teach me their language. Keep up your good job there, at the ranch, Sadie, Love, Binne the Airedale