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RLR Farm

We are dedicated to raising our own food and improving on the species/breeds we raise. Ask us about our working dogs, cattle, sheep, and chickens!

We are passionate about animals and strive to better our breeding animals using careful selective breeding.

12/31/2025

The Winter Storm Warning babies are 5 weeks old! There was a change on our puppy list so we do have a male available.

12/25/2025

Dash is shouting "Merry Christmas to all" 🥰

*Emily gets the cutest pictures!*

12/24/2025

Happy 4 weeks old babies!! This weeks photoshoot made possible by our great friends Emily and Shane who are puppy sitting so that we could travel to see family for the holidays. I know the puppies are in the BEST hands with them💜

12/18/2025

Hug your pups. No matter how many years we get to have them, it never seems like enough. Goodbye for now 🪽Remi🪽 We will love you always

12/17/2025

Santa had the best little helpers taking pictures with the puppies!!💜 the babies are 3 weeks old=) they enjoy eating their mush, getting covered in said mush, finding their voices, and torturing their mother! 😅

12/13/2025

Is winter almost over yet!?!? 😅 just a few of the cows braved the cold this morning! The rest are smarter and are hold up in the barn 🤦‍♀️

12/10/2025

Heres the 2 week pictures!!! I think this will be the last week I can use a laundry basket to move them all! They are pretty cozy in there lol their eyes arnt all fully open yet but they are all at least peeked open🥰 My girls are VERY excited that they get to be a bit more hands on now💜

12/03/2025

The Storm litter is a week old!!!

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!! A big thank you to Shane and Emily for their help choosing and assigning names for our Winter Storm Warning puppies!!

11/26/2025

Well the storm did bring in the puppies!! There's alot more snow out there now than in that picture and we have a house full of puppies to go with it! Ice had 8 perfect little babies=) Names and better pictures to come when we are all a bit better rested ;)

11/25/2025

Ice is still holding her babies hostage! Unfortunately we have a storm rolling through tonight thats expected to drop a good bit of snow. Hopefully it brings some puppies along with it, but im not convinced!

11/23/2025

This dog...I dont post many videos of him. Why? Because im embarrassed of myself. The last few years have been a huge transition for us with my pregnancies and then life with 2 young girls. Where my life used to revolve around training dogs every night, now its playing with the girls, cleaning up dinner and toys, and bedtime routines. I dont mean that this is a bad thing, but its a change! Roper came into my life when I had my first baby on my hip. Hes never gotten the training he should have gotten. I can count on my fingers the number of times iv actually taken him into the training pen, just to train, and not to get a job done. Yet, this dog who has gotten the least amount of training of any working dog iv ever used, shows up every single time I need him and gets things done. Its not always pretty. I often give him commands before realizing he doesnt know what im asking. Hes learned our regular tasks and gets them done simply because he knows what the end game is, not because he understands what im asking. Iv been able to add in some commands to things hes already doing and have seen that reflected later on in a situation he doesnt know the end game, yet takes the correct flank. As Sako is aging, he has stepped into the role of my main cow dog. He occasionally scares me with how hard he hits, but then I see how the cows respects him far faster than any other dog iv used. He hits hard but then when it comes to the bull, he gives him the chance to move on, and the bull does. He will smack into an angry yearling that is acting like she is coming for him, but he will give a bit of ground to an angry charging cow. Just enough though for her to stop and turn back. Sometimes he picks fights he shouldnt, but more often then not he is reading the situation. Put him on sheep and hes a different dog. Certainly isn't getting into sheep the way he will cows and he has showed that he can stand back and slowly put pressure on, not just be the hammer we see often on cows. So, this dog....who's gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to training, has become so incredibly important to us. I wish that I had the time to put into training him, on all the buttons, so that I could get out and trial him and show everyone what I know he could be. If I dont get that time, I am sure he will be just as happy quickly becoming the "right hand man" as Sako gets older. Il make a point to take more video. It wont be as pretty as the work i am used to having and showing, but the job gets done and thats saying a heck of alot for a dog with so little actual training time💜

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