A small scale Australian Shepherd breeder in Nettleton MS
Co-Owners of Wild Critter Ranch, of Plummer ID
Exciting things are happening around here! Introducing‼️‼️
💕Broken Arrow N Monarch’s Taco Bout A Party
Co- owned with Wild Critter Ranch
Whiskey x Scar 2024 - born 4/15/24
Thank you!!!, Broken Arrow Aussies, Monarch Aussies
Saturday I’ll pick her up and then in the next few weeks she’ll make her trip to the Ranch in Idaho!
We have Maremmas pups!
These are livestock guardians and are suited for working homes only.
Co Owned with Wild Critter Ranch
Happy 3rd Birthday to all the Rebel babies!
As well as Hustler and Visa! (Siblings but not Rebel babies)
WITH Visa Taking her 3rd birthday by storm as Winners Bitch in Raleigh NC show🔥🔥
Sometimes we just have to laugh at these memes.. and that’s ok 🤣🤣😝😝
Dobby is a roughly 13 week old medium/large breed puppy. Possibly some hound but unsure of breed as she was found running down the highway.
Current veterinary exam, up to date on Rabies, and bordetella vaccine. Has had her first Distemper Parvo and Lepto vaccine. Been dewormed and given a one month Bravecto Flea/Tick treatment. She’s microchipped and has been seen by All Animal Hospital in Tupelo
She does have a hairless spot on her head and elbow, they did skin scrapings on it and it’s a non contagious skin infection that has been treated and is starting to go away.
Dobby is extremely sweet and gets along well with other dogs, she tried to chase the cat but is easily corrected. She is very outgoing and has a very goofy playful personality.
Little B is a roughly 13 week old medium/large breed puppy. Possibly some hound but unsure of breed as she was found running down the highway.
Current veterinary exam, up to date on Rabies, and bordetella vaccine. Has had her first Distemper Parvo and Lepto vaccine. Been dewormed and given a one month Bravecto Flea/Tick treatment. She’s microchipped and has been seen by All Animal Hospital in Tupelo
Little B is very outgoing and confident. Great with other dogs but does like to chase the cat.
Minnie is a roughly 13 week old medium/large breed puppy. Possibly some hound but unsure of breed as she was found running down the highway.
Current veterinary exam, up to date on Rabies, and bordetella vaccine. Has had her first Distemper Parvo and Lepto vaccine. Been dewormed and given a one month Bravecto Flea/Tick treatment. She’s microchipped and has been seen by All Animal Hospital in Tupelo
Minnie is extremely sweet and gets along well with other dogs and my cat. She just wants to be next to you all the time.
3 Female- large breed Mix 13ish week old pups ready for their new homes. These girls got picked up after nearly being ran over, one of the siblings wasn’t so lucky.
Just saw the vet Saturday and signed off with a clean bill of health.
Current on Rabies and Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccines
First Distemper/parvo and Lepto vax given
Dewormed, given Bravecto and microchipped.
Near Tupelo Mississippi
WHAT IS A FACTORY FARM?
If there is one term I am most frustrated with hearing people say, it is Factory Farms. Why? You may find this a little crazy coming from a hog farmer, but I really don’t know what a factory farm is. The ironic part of this statement is I live in the Minnesota county that markets the largest numbers of hogs in the state. In fact, we are also ranked nationally regarding hogs marketed. So how utterly ridiculous does it sound when I say I don’t know what a factory farm is?
WHY THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A FACTORY FARM
It’s because my vision of a “factory farm” is not what I see. I envision a factory farm as a place with numerous long, cold, colorless steel buildings whose only goal is to produce as many animals as possible, as fast as possible with the least amount of money and care needed. I think of an uncaring, industrialized operation owned and run by “big money” corporations. An operation that has little to no contact between the animals and people.
And this is the same image companies like Chipotle, Whole Foods, and Trader Joes and animal rights activist groups like HSUS want you to envision also when you hear the word “factory farm.”
But . . .
Instead of seeing “factory farms,” I see . . .
FARMS. Just farms.
Yes, we have lots of hog farms in rural Minnesota, especially in my county. And who manages and owns these farms? Is it Big Ag? Is it money-hungry corporations?
No. These farms are owned and/or run by my neighbors, my friends, fellow church members, families of my children’s friends and people in my community. People and their families own and/or run the farms, NOT Big Ag. Yes, no question that our farms have changed over the years. The reality is we no longer have “big red barn farms” that we consistently see in the media.
PIGS ARE HOUSED INDOORS
Yes, our animals are housed in barns, which may look to some as a factory farm. The bottom line is hogs housed indoors allows us to take better care of them. Our animals are not exposed to the extreme effects of weather such as the brutal cold, hot and humid temperatures, snow, rain, blizzards, sunburns, etc. Nor do we want to fear predators hurting our hogs. Genetics also plays a big part in why they are housed indoors. Today’s hog genetics have a much lower fat content and cannot tolerate the extreme weather conditions.
SO WHY DO PEOPLE INSIST ON USING THE WORD FACTORY FARM?
Factory farm is a term used to evoke emotion. It’s a term used by those who oppose modern farming and want farmers to go back “to the good old days” of farming. Many think raising animals outdoors is better. The problem with “the good old days” is they weren’t all that good. People tend to only think about animals enjoying a perfectly warm, beautiful summer days of 70 degrees under a shade tree. We may have 5 days like that in Minnesota. They don’t think about the days immediately following a blizzard that leaves 20 inches of snow with -40 degree temperatures and 30-40 mph winds. Today’s barns eliminate many of the extreme weather conditions and allow more individual care.
VALUES
Even though our farms look different, our values have not changed. We share the same values as our parents, grandparents and great grandparents. We care for our animals daily. It matters and affects us if our animals are sick or injured.
So let’s just take the “factory” out of factory farms and call them what they really are . . .
Farms, just farms.
I have 3 large mixed breed (maybe some
Hound in them) female pups that will be needing homes shortly.
They were found running along the highway where one of their siblings had already been hit and they were nearly missed by passing vehicles.
All 3 were covered in fleas/ticks and quite hungry.
Once they’ve seen the vet they will be available!
Small rehoming fee just to help cover vet costs
They’ll be fully dewormed, given their first distemper/parvo vaccine, Rabies vaccine, kennel cough vaccine (bordetella), Microchipped and have been given a one month Bravecto chew.
Located near Tupelo Mississippi,
I’ll be happy to ship one up to Washington if one of y’all up there need one 😉
Will be getting pictures shortly once they look a bit better ❤️
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Meet our newest addition!
Broken Arrow’s Don’t Cry Just Go Shopping
💛Visa💛
Full sister to Hustler, from the same litter.
Fiona X Monte
A few Rebel X Kyroh boys! Almost 9 months old
They’re getting more stunning everyday and holy cow can you tell who they’re mama is!
Bonzo (black tri with blue Merle next to him)
Riley (laying on floor)
Max (Mountain View)
UPDATE: He has a fantastic home!
Viper is still available!
Best suited for a working or very active home, he is high energy and high drive. Very outgoing, confident and happy!
Pm me if you’re interested
We still have one puppy available!
Viper
Would excel as a working dog!
Some fun in the sprinkler last night!
Viper LOVES chasing the water, any chance he can get he’s in it.
Viper is still available (Black Tri Male)
Bug left to his new home yesterday!
We’re gonna miss this sweet boy but now he has his very own best friend!
Congratulations Kody, Amy and Family ❤️
Welcome to the Family!!
These two boys are still available!
Viper and Bug, current on all vaccines and starting to go out in the world and see new things
Hustler
I can’t say enough good things about this boy! They grow up so fast💙
The Pastore Maremmano Abruzzese, Maremma Sheepdog, originated in Italy where it has been used for many centuries as a flock guardian for sheep and goats. It was first imported into the United States for this purpose in the early 1970's.
We currently have 3 Maremmas! and a Anatolian Shepherd/Great Pyrenees mix
Yeti our 2 year old stud
Arya- 6 month old female
Sansa- 6 month old female
Bonnie- 4 year old female
Our Maremmas are first and foremost working dogs! Their sole purpose is to protect our livestock and other dogs from predators such as coyotes, hawks, eagles, raccoons, loose domestic dogs and the occasional cougar!
We couldn’t raise the animals we have without these dogs 💙
Viper💚 This boy is also still available. Viper is very outgoing with a bubbly personality, nothing gets this boy down!
Bug💛 This sweet boy is still available and looking for his forever home!
Chevy, Now Matson is off to his new home!
Congratulations Shelley Allar!!
Welcome to the Wild R family 💙
Fulton, MS
38855
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Meet our newest addition! Broken Arrow’s Don’t Cry Just Go Shopping 💛Visa💛 Full sister to Hustler, from the same litter. Fiona X Monte
Some fun in the sprinkler last night! Viper LOVES chasing the water, any chance he can get he’s in it. Viper is still available (Black Tri Male)
This! We love rescue dogs but not everyone is suited for a rescue or wants one and that’s where RESPONSIBLE breeders come in!
Royce and Hudson 🤍💙
🤍Royce🤍 - SOLD This boy is stout, thick coated and cool calm relaxed. He’s happy playing or lounging around getting his belly rubbed. He’s very attentive to his surroundings. I always catch him sitting quietly watching me. He’s a really cool pup
Play time! The pups met “Dolly” our senior Bichon Frisé, she spends most of her day sleeping or sun bathing. I think she had more fun than the pups did!
Creekside Veterinary Clinic—Fulton, MS
Hospital Road
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