It’s mud season on Bedlam Farm. And the first morning after Chloe left for her new home at Treasure and Donna’s. A quiet and slow morning.
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It’s mud season on Bedlam Farm. And the first morning after Chloe left for her new home at Treasure and Donna’s. A quiet and slow morning.
Buy these! YOU CAN PURCHASE MY WORK IN MY ETSY SHOP >
Hi, Maria! I’ve been reading about you and your exciting life with Jon at the Bedlam Farm for a few years now. I just have one question that I don’t think either one of you has addressed: the problem of wet, muddy dogs in the house. When you all come in from a day out walking in the pasture and in the woods, how do you get the dogs clean enough to come into the house? They always look perfectly clean in the indoor pictures, but the walking through the mud yesterday morning reminded me to ask you.
The dogs are strangely, mostly self cleaning. But when it’s really muddy out I do wipe them down with a towel. Clean dogs mean the dirt is somewhere in the house!