Mar 13, 2024 17:29:00 GMT
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kegan
l. diesel
It had been almost a year since Kegan took over. There have been a lot of changes she has made so far, mostly with the property. She was still updating her home, but that was last on her mind. Kegan had made sure the barns and anything about her staff were up to date. One barn needed a lot of attention, to the point Kegan had to accept it most likely needed to be rebuilt. Money wasn't an issue. At the moment, it was the horses that were in the care of the barn. Thankfully, a few places could house those horses until the third barn was rebuilt.
Now, Kegan's goal was to start training herders. Most, if not all, were talented in their own right. But it was evident some were lacking in the way they worked. Nothing awful, but she witnessed a bit of disconnect. She was hoping they would answer some questions for her. But she also wanted to meet with them to meet their companion.
Kegan and her family always insisted on having a dog by their side. Some people found it an odd practice, to have such a small animal help herd. But it was a necessity. There was so much a person on a horse could do. So, to up production and a stronger sense of purpose - Kegan got some dogs that were well trained from a neighbor. They were downsizing and didn't need more dogs for their livestock. After an exchange of meat and dairy, Kegan got the dogs. Now, it was the time to match those dogs with their herder.
A few picked theirs out, leaving Violet and Sam. Sam seemed easier to pair with out of the two, so she called him first. Kegan asked him to meet her at the vet's office, where the dogs rested and received checkups.
Now, Kegan's goal was to start training herders. Most, if not all, were talented in their own right. But it was evident some were lacking in the way they worked. Nothing awful, but she witnessed a bit of disconnect. She was hoping they would answer some questions for her. But she also wanted to meet with them to meet their companion.
Kegan and her family always insisted on having a dog by their side. Some people found it an odd practice, to have such a small animal help herd. But it was a necessity. There was so much a person on a horse could do. So, to up production and a stronger sense of purpose - Kegan got some dogs that were well trained from a neighbor. They were downsizing and didn't need more dogs for their livestock. After an exchange of meat and dairy, Kegan got the dogs. Now, it was the time to match those dogs with their herder.
A few picked theirs out, leaving Violet and Sam. Sam seemed easier to pair with out of the two, so she called him first. Kegan asked him to meet her at the vet's office, where the dogs rested and received checkups.
