What if it Snows?

Cascadia life……560K and it could be yours

 

Thats just mean spirited.

 

Tell her I was just kidding. Think she is good looking.

We had shepherds mostly. Most we trained for search or police use. They were not small ones, most could put paws on top of an 8ft fence and look over.

 

yup - she had 6 hrs of spinal surgery when she was 18 months for Wobblers disease

but she was gonna be small anyway. She has AKC papers and her parents were near giants.

I love that she is petite but she has a full-size attitude

 

and then act like Taco Bell is unworthy.
That's like saying Pepsi is heathier than Coke

 

Be happy like me……..

 

Karma coming back around. You must have done some good somewhere in the past. Just be thankful and get well.

 

Sweet ride.
I pull up to 9 axle double drop lowboy, but never a rail. I've been over height, width, length, and weight. Vancouver/Burnaby area is proof the devil exists.
The bush roads are where my heart is, I love it.
Most days I just run 6 axles, at 106,000 lbs, and chains on every tire is just a part of my routine. But hauling a heavy piece of equipment down a mountain road, switch backs, and 25 percent grades, that is just another part of my life. I like what I do most days, sure a few days here and there I get pissed off, but not often.
Right now I can't drive, but give me a few months to heal, and if you ever need a load moved, and don't want to work it, give me a little notice, and I will seriously come down and do a run for you. If its with your rail trailer, I need a lesson, but learn quick. I'm a dog lover through and through!!! One look at that sweet face, and I just know we would get along. I'll even share my carrots with her