The QC team is having a close look at my shed framing job. I hope it passes muster so I can go on to install the wiring.

I see you still have a few spaghetti squash. I am about ready to work up some gallons of pickled fish this week.

It looks like the QC crew is really looking things over. Maybe they will look the other way if you give them some extra treats and few atta boys.

I can already see trouble. Those look like very picky inspectors. I personally would tell to start wiring. Looking good so far. Nice work.

They turned 4 month yesterday. Funny thing is that their front paws are as big now as they were at birth.
Yes we are keeping them ... they are just way to much fun to watch when they play and it takes the pressure off a little bit. They are learning quick also and are already safe to have around the birds without supervision. They are just north of 60 lbs at the moment but are still growing at a good rate

I bet they can be bribed pretty easy though.

I been doing some reading up on them ... apparently German Shepard x anatolian shepard is a real thing in some places. Supposedly the strongest bite force in the k9 world. And yes they will be birder than their parents once fully grown.
its fun watching them grow up and become real dogs.
Need a bigger sofa though





And a bigger lap

In 4 month from this




to this

Inspection? More like they are looking for a new place to poop which isn't really inside so they figure that can get away with it.

Nah, they have learned where and where not to go ...... unlike the geese and chickens

do they shed their hair bad??

if you could read their minds

Those boys are getting ready to mark their spot.

Nice looking herd of dogs you got there! Is that lumber from your new saw mill?

Great looking family!

How does everybody get along with the cat?

These don't seem to shed at all . That may well change as they get older though as both the parents shed. The Anatolian less than the German Shepard
Yeppers the lumber is from my mill. I used poplar for the framing and walnut ( because it had cracks in it ) for the work bench.
The cat on the bed is the most laid back critter we have ... he will squeeze into a gap between the dogs at night to stay warm . In other words just lay down o top of them and wait to slide down in between them.
The old dogs are training the young ones to do their job. Its fun to watch when I let them out because there is a hawk above, they run out as well and bark just like mom and dad but have no clue yet as to why they are doing it.