Emerson Hills Shelties

25/02/2024

Happy Monday Bee Facts! 🐝❤

25/02/2024

04/01/2024

Dogs can become easily bored when the temperature drops or the weather becomes poor, leaving them indoors. What can you do to help your pup stay healthy? Dr. Jamie Lovejoy discusses 10 indoor exercises for your dog to try this winter.

26/12/2023

My wallet may be empty but my heart is full 😌❤️

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas from Pongo

23/11/2023

Happy Thanksgiving !

02/11/2023

❄️🐾 Please leash your senior Sheltie if they go outside in an area not fenced. Don't risk them getting disoriented and wandering off in this colder weather.
• My Riley before he passed, was hard of hearing, had cataracts-but not completely blind and I would see him just staring at the ceiling or a wall. I have no doubt that if my yard wasn't fenced in he would have wandered off.
⚠️ They are counting on YOU to keep them safe.
"an ounce of prevention" Never say never.

02/11/2023

Headed back with a load of pumpkins in the old farm truck! Are you ready for Fall? (Photo Credit: ) 💞🏡🌳🌾🚜🐓💛🧡🌿🌼
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02/11/2023

“Don’t pay attention to how many times you’ve fallen down, focus on how many times you’ve gotten back up.” -Elliott Connie

21/10/2023

07/10/2023

Make Sheltie safety part of your routine.

🐿 Leash your Sheltie when in areas not contained by a fence. Don’t let squirrels, rabbits, deer (🐿🐇🦌) lead them on a chase away from home. Even a trained Sheltie has/can go missing. Leash = Love

🐇 Remember to do regular fence checks for holes under the fence and gaps between the posts and a structure.

🔐 Making sure the lock is on the gate so children, utility workers, etc won’t accidentally leave it open.

🐶 For more tips on keeping your Sheltie safe, go to Minnesota Sheltie Rescue web page and read “Prevention of a Lost Sheltie.” Be sure to print off a copy & go over it with those who will be responsible for the care of your Sheltie in your absence. Purchase a baby gate that will fit by the exit door at your pet sitter’s home. The number one reason Shelties go missing while in the care of a pet sitter is they “bolted out the opened door.” Add “an ounce of prevention” to your routine. Never say Never
http://www.mnsheltierescue.org/LostShelties

07/10/2023

Never say never

Make Sheltie safety part of your routine.

🐿 Leash your Sheltie when in areas not contained by a fence. Don’t let squirrels, rabbits, deer (🐿🐇🦌) lead them on a chase away from home. Even a trained Sheltie has/can go missing. Leash = Love

🐇 Remember to do regular fence checks for holes under the fence and gaps between the posts and a structure.

🔐 Making sure the lock is on the gate so children, utility workers, etc won’t accidentally leave it open.

🐶 For more tips on keeping your Sheltie safe, go to Minnesota Sheltie Rescue web page and read “Prevention of a Lost Sheltie.” Be sure to print off a copy & go over it with those who will be responsible for the care of your Sheltie in your absence. Purchase a baby gate that will fit by the exit door at your pet sitter’s home. The number one reason Shelties go missing while in the care of a pet sitter is they “bolted out the opened door.” Add “an ounce of prevention” to your routine. Never say Never
http://www.mnsheltierescue.org/LostShelties