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A little about BBBC: our acronym is multi faceted; just put the words, "Best Bred", in front of any of these single titles-- Birds, Bees, Border Collies.

We give thanks for our farm by paying homage to our land, farm companions and pets. With that said, we are as organic as organic can be in this day and age. Our farm is dedicated to a healthy life style, sustainability and longevity. We are working on what we hope to be a never ending plan and design. In doing this, we hope that we will leave the smallest foot print of man here on our farm. The Bo

rder Collie is and has been, throughout the test of time, an instrumental part of any plan like ours here at BBBC Farms. Being great companions, friends and family members, our dogs and their puppies are part of the infrastructure of our farm. BBBC puppies are part of what we call "Best Bred"-- one litter at a time. This ensures that the puppies have the opportunity to be socialized. Our pups get one on one treatment with lots of individual loving as well as learning how to socialize in groups. Someone will always breed Border Collies. Our goal is to Breed the Best Border Collies. Our buyer agreements require forever homes for our pups. If for some reason, in the future, you cannot provide that to your puppy, please send them right back here to BBBC Farms and we will gladly take them back. We understand that people face challenges in everyday life. We do not want our puppies or dogs to end up in shelters, puppy mills or abandoned. We look forward to long term relationships, and interaction, with all of our proud puppy owners as well as lots of pictures of the puppies as he/she grows up. Watch us here on FaceBook for our regularly updated pictures and videos. All of our dogs are having fun working with, and competing in, Obedience, Agility, Rally, Dock Diving and Frisbee. What else do we have here at BBBC farms? We have honey bees, wax, honey, propolis, and a variety of organic fruits and vegetables. At BBBC Farms, we believe that striving to be self sustainable in today's world is of utmost importance and hope to encourage others to see the need for living in balance with nature. We are located in Pulaski, NY 13142

07/01/2025

I felt this was well worth sharing with all gardening enthusiasts. The photos cute & the message is important. Have a lovely gardening summer everybody! 🙂
“If you see me in your garden, please give me some food and water.
Don't put in insecticide! I am harmless and an opportunity for your garden, because I feed on insects that attack vegetables.
My species is going extinct

07/01/2025

"We were standing, saying our goodbyes when I put my bag on my shoulder and suddenly felt a sensasion like I was being burnt by a hot poker and looked under my arm only to realise that I had been stung by a bee! I asked Mikey if he'd like something for lunch from Pick n Pay to which he said he'd like a doughnut. My things were rung up and just as I was about to pay I was suddenly overcome with a feeling of complete panic as my hands started throbbing, as did my heart, head and ears (my entire body for that matter) along with a feeling that I couldn't breathe and said to Mikey we had to go. I remember the cashiers looking at me very strangely as I walked away leaving my groceries behind. I immediately called my friend who didn't answer her phone and then my husband who I told I was having a very bad reaction to a bee sting and that I couldn't breathe and was panicking and didn't know what to do!!!
At this stage I could hardly breathe and had to sit down in the walk way. My son started to cry and pulled on my shirt saying come let's go mommy and I said to him I'm sorry boy I can't move. An elderly man saw me and asked what was wrong and I said I've been stung by a bee and I asked if he had an Epipen, he shook his head. I remember thinking to myself that I was way too far gone for any over the counter drugs to help me and that I was going to die, as nobody including myself knew what to do and that I didn't have a lot of time left! That was of course until another man came running towards me and knelt down next to me and asked what had happened and if he could help... I told him that I had been stung by a bee and that I needed to get to the hospital and then I became unconscious (this took all of about 4 minutes from the start of the anafalactic shock in Pick n Pay to the point where I became unconcious in the walk way at Cedar Square). This man was Obakeng Seutane. He dispersed the crowd that had gathered around me and put my hands behind my head to help open up my constricted wind pipe and then calmed my son down. He then told Mikey that he was going to take me to the hospital and got me up with the help of another man and carried/dragged me down the passage towards his car. Once there, I was put into a wheel chair and taken to emergency where I was administered adrenaline shot, after adrenaline shot, after adrenaline shot into my chest and various different antihistamines.
I am unable to recall anything at all from the time I fell unconcious at Cedar Square until I woke up in ICU that night and remember thinking to myself, Wowee, I am actually here! I am alive!!! I was privileged enough to meet with Obakeng today. He has given me my life, restored my faith in the youth of South Africa and in fact humanity as a whole and I can honestly say that he has made me see life in a completely different way! Thank you Obakeng, there are no words to describe my gratitude!!!"

07/01/2025

"She would have turned 7 years old on February 27. I rescued her when she was just 2 days old, a tiny, fragile life in need of care. Over the years, she was released several times, but she always stayed close to home. She even returned to give birth to her babies, and watching her deliver and raise her kits was the most incredible experience I’ve ever had as a rehabber.

She was a fighter. She survived distemper, poisoning, and countless attacks in the wild. The distemper left her with neurological issues, making her non-releasable. For nearly 5 years, she lived indoors with me, and we became inseparable.

Our bond was indescribable. We depended on each other completely she couldn’t make it without me, and I couldn’t make it without her. The love we shared was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced......

On her last night, NAWTY fell asleep on my chest. When I woke up, she was still there, looking up at me with her gentle eyes. She licked my chin once, took a few deep breaths, and peacefully left this world...

My heart aches in a way words cannot capture. She was my soulmate, my companion, my everything. I am so grateful for the time we had together, and I send my deepest condolences to everyone who has experienced this kind of loss.

07/01/2025

I was hesitant to share this photo, because part of me is not proud of not being able to offer a bigger space for my children. But at the same time, I'm so happy with what I was able to build them with my own hands (and a little help from DIY friends on an app).
In our small house, every square meter counts. So, I transformed this little corner into a bunk bed for my two little treasures. Now they have more room to play, laugh and grow.
Sometimes it's not the size of the space that matters, but all the love you put into it. And seeing their eyes light up when they discovered their ‘new room’ reminded me that the small victories of everyday life are often the biggest.
If you're like me, with little space but lots of love to give, I hope this can inspire you to create something beautiful with what you have. Because in the end, what matters is not the size of the house... but the warmth that reigns there.

07/01/2025

My husband and I have three daughters and each of them have children. So, when they have kid-free nights and send our beloved grandchildren to our house for the weekend we have not had room to accommodate them all. We thought about it for a long time, but then my husband suggested we make a triple bunk bed. I didn't understand how at first at all, but then he showed me a drawing on a piece of paper and it became easier, then we started looking for references. Sorry, we are not very good at using the Internet, and my daughters did not want to strain. And I was sitting in this group, and saw a post about remodeling apartments and mention of Tedooo app, I was interested, decided to download and after 20 minutes of searching I found what we need! I also ordered beautiful blankets for the kids with their names on them. This is the result we got, next time when they come, I will lay them new pillowcases with their names on them!

06/01/2025

My son created this with his own hands, pouring his heart into every detail. But he’s so shy, unsure if others will see the beauty and effort in his work. It would mean everything to him to know his creation is appreciated. ❤️

06/01/2025

Last weekend home owners found a 5-6 week old female eastern grey squirrel in their yard, crying and walking up to them, dehydrated and malnourished. They brought her in. It was apparent something had happened to mom and after a day or two she had braved her way down to seek help. They were told to please watch and listen for siblings and to call if they found any. The following day another call came, her brother had showed up mid day, very dehydrated and covered in fleas. Here they are a couple days later, cleaned up, rehydrated, full bellies, and back together. THIS is why when you can’t reunite with mom you ALWAYS make every effort to find them all, and this is why you NEVER, EVER separate siblings ❤

06/01/2025

Hello everyone, I'm not in a good place right now and could really use your prayers. I'm 52 years old and was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer with metastases to the brain in June. I've gone through brain radiation and just had my 2nd round of chemo 4 days ago. There's so much going on in my life that I'm feeling very depressed and overwhelmed. I'm a caregiver for my elderly mother and my husband and i have decided to sell our home and move into hers. It's not what I was expecting but due to circumstances, it's what we have to do. My doctors have given me a prognosis of 1-3 years to live. It's all so overwhelming. I know that God has a plan for me and I trust him. I'm just not ready for all of this. May i ask for prayers for me and my family. Thank you.

06/01/2025

My little sister passed away on 4/8/22 on her 16th birthday along with her best friend. My grandma was driving the car when they were all hit by a drunk driver. While my sister and her friend both passed, my grandma was airlifted to the hospital and is currently not doing great.

I know that God has a grand plan. I may not understand why this had to happen, but God sees more than I do and I'm thankful that my dear sister no longer has to feel the pains of this mortal life. I am heavily depending on my testimony and my savior to navigate through this tragic period, yet my family and I are facing significant struggles, to say the least.

I am asking all who can to say a little prayer for my family and for my grandma.

06/01/2025

Brad and Kimberly Paisley opened a free grocery store in 2020 to combat food insecurity in Nashville.
The Store allows people to shop for basic needs at no cost. Nonprofit and government agencies refer individuals and families for a one-year term.
The current location serves over 1,000 people annually. Now, the couple is expanding their efforts and is opening a second location of The Store. The new site will be at TriStar Centennial Medical Center. The Paisleys have donated the first $1 million towards the $5 million needed for construction....
"This isn't a food pantry where we hand out boxes of other people's leftovers,” The Store CEO Collen Mayer commented. “Instead, it's designed like a regular grocery store with shopping carts and volunteers as staff.”
h/t: Southern Living
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06/01/2025

We made the appointment to say goodbye to Napoleon today. I am blessed to have had him for 15 years and happy he was well enough to enjoy the holidays with us. Please keep us in your thoughts today and hold your fur babies close 💔🐾

06/01/2025

Unexpectedly had to put my 15 and half year old puggle down yesterday. He was doing fairly well but had some issues and I came home to him stroked out or heart event. Traumatic. I didn’t wanna stress him into the vet so I had laps of love come and I relieved him of pain. And I had him for his whole life and I am completely heart broken… someone tell me the pain gets better cause I just want to be wherever he went. I swear I knew the moment I met him his soul and I would always be together forever but I will miss him around me more than anything. He was with me through my heart transplant when I was 26 and just the greatest companion. Dogs are truly the greatest gift to us. Why can’t they live longer. 💔

06/01/2025

I was thrift shopping for dorm stuff. The cashier appeared to be one of the most unhappy, maddest people ever. I was six people deep in the line and it seemed like she got more and more exasperated with each passing customer.
She was especially incensed when one of my unmarked items needed a price check. It sent this poor woman toppling right over the edge and I bore the brunt of her fall.
But as she rang up my items, I felt a little tingle in my spirit. A soul nudge.
I tried to bargain with Jesus and told him that the extra little bit of cash in the back side of my wallet was not meant for her. It surely should go to someone sweeter and kinder, more deserving, or at least appreciative maybe. Not someone downright mean and angry.
But God did not budge. Nor did the tingle.
The human heart is our very best compass. It rarely leads us astray.
So I paid my bill and reluctantly found the backside of my wallet. I slipped her some cash as she handed me my receipt.
She was caught off-guard by the gesture.
She gripped the folded bill with one hand and paused. Then slid her mask down with the other hand. Her loud, stern voice got quiet when she whispered a single word: “Why?” To which I answered two words back: “Soul nudge.”
There was another pause. A brief reckoning of sorts. When she grabbed my hand and held on, I was the one caught off-guard. “Today’s my 75th birthday and ain’t nobody called me. Not my sister. Not none of my kids. None these people here. Nobody. Nothing. I don’t think I can remember ever being so sad. Ain’t nobody even remember it’s my birthday.”
I felt the tingle again. And looked up into the buzzing, broken ballast of the light fixture above us in this old warehouse. Like Jesus is some pie-in-the-sky that we might see if we look hard enough. The light flickered. “Somebody remembered,” I said. While I did not see Jesus, that small soul nudge told me that He saw her.
She bit her bottom lip when her eyes threatened to leak. And I noticed a deep hurt and sweet humility under the figurative and physical mask she wore underneath her chin.
We all have our masks, don’t we?
The birthday news had made its way beside me and two more customers connected. Talk is cheap and words seem too few—until they aren’t. There was a small chorus of chirping happy birthdays. She just stood there, patting her heart and taking it all in. The words penetrated. Anger dissipated. Hope manifested. The tingle became tangible.
We just never know what someone else may be navigating or battling. Things are not always as they seem.
We are living in an upside down world right now. We may be tempted to return hatefulness with hate. To retaliate. To alienate. To trade out judgment for Grace. But there’s a better way.....
I thought I needed dorm stuff today. Turns out I needed reminding – – maybe you do too?
Let’s be slow to judge. And quick to obey. Trust the Holy Spirit to lead the way.
The human heart, guided by Love, will not lead you astray.

06/01/2025

I don’t know who this lady is but if you know her tell her she’s awesome. Isaiah walked up to this lady at our last home game two weeks ago. He sat on her lap and they were talking like they knew each other. It lasted no more than 20 mins. However, she left right after halftime to meet up with her little girl.
Fast forward to tonight…not long after we sat down at the game Isaiah spotted her. She waved at him and he made his way up to her. I thought their interaction would be the same as last time but I was wrong. Isaiah walked right up to her smiling, crawled in her lap and laid his head down on her shoulder. She welcomed him with open arms. This lady patted and rocked Isaiah to sleep like she had given birth to him. It was the sweetest!!
We asked her if she wanted us to get him but she kept telling us she (and he) was fine!! Isaiah and this lady has NEVER met before other than those 20 mins at a game 2 weeks ago. I told her tonight that I am so sorry and I don’t know why he keeps bothering her. She replied he’s no bother and to not say that again. She said he was her new friend. She then went on to say she only has one child who is 15 and moments like this are priceless!!!
With all of the racial tension that’s going on I’m glad to see the pictures like these because it goes to show color don’t matter to a lot of people. It really don’t!! Arguing over stuff as such makes us miss the simple pleasures in life. I hate I didn’t get her name but I will next game because I’m sure Isaiah will make his way back to her. I love her and don’t know her!
Update: We found out who she is. Her name is Mrs. Angela. She’s such a sweet lady y’all! It’s awesome how God connects people together for whatever reason!!
This is her post after finding out I posted this picture for her:
“To God be all praise, glory, and honor! I have been overwhelmed with emotions today as I have read the post Star Balloon-Bradley shared. I am humbled by the kind words every one has spoken. Isaiah is absolute..

06/01/2025

"When my Nana was put on hospice, the nurse asked her what her goals were. She replied that she wanted to be at my wedding. They reluctantly told her they didn't want her flying anymore (she was nearly 103 years old) and her heart was failing. I knew in my heart she was trying to hang on to get there somehow.

I decided to fly to her with my wedding dress - it was unaltered and didn't fit yet but none of that mattered. I may have lied to my entire family about where I was that weekend, and I didn't tell my friends, so I could surprise everyone with these photos. Words cannot explain how much these moments mean to me. Her smile and her laugh are forever etched in my mind and the love between us will live in my heart. This was one of the greatest days of my life.

When I said goodbye to her that night, I think we both knew it would be the last time we would see each other. She grabbed my cheeks with her hands, looked me straight in the eye and said, 'I love you very much' and 27 days later she passed away."

05/01/2025

"Few days ago, we discovered a little dog abandoned by the road near our home. He found a cozy spot behind our house to curl up and sleep, and it truly broke our hearts to see him so lonely and scared. We knew we had to step in! We brought him inside, offered him food and water, and he quickly made himself at home. We're thrilled to share that we've officially adopted him! We can’t wait to shower him with all the love and care he deserves. It’s a beautiful reminder to always be kind to animals in need."

05/01/2025

Waiting in line to pay for groceries while maintaining a 6ft distance, this man cut in line. He didn't appear to notice what he’d done.
The person he bypassed didn't utter a word, simply maintained the appropriate distance.
When it came time for the man to settle the bill, he reached into his back pocket and retrieved a small notepad. He had forgotten his wallet.
He looked a bit disappointed and embarrassed. The person he skipped stepped up and told the cashier they’d take care of his groceries. (Which only consisted of Milk and Chocolate Chip Cookies.)
He was more than grateful. He kindly thanked them and off the man went.
Upon arrival to the register, the cashier asked: "He cut you off and you paid for his groceries. Why??"
"They calmly replied with a smile: “I hope that if one day my dad forgets his wallet, someone will step up and buy his Milk and Cookies."
With all the negativity going on in the world. I thought it would be nice to share this moment.
A little kindness goes a long way. Why not pay it forward?

Credit goes to the first owner ✍️

05/01/2025

An 80-year-old man insists every morning on bringing his wife breakfast in the nursing home. When asked "Why is his wife in a retirement home?" He replied, "She has Alzheimer's disease." So he was asked, "Would your Wife be worried if one day you didn't come and bring her breakfast?" and he said, "She doesn't remember, She doesn't even know who I'am, she hasn't recognized me for five years."
Surprised, a nurse asked him: "Why do you bring your wife breakfast every morning,
even though she doesn't even recognize you?" The man smiled, looked her in the eye, then he said, "she doesn't know who I am, but I know who she is."
Respect and beautiful proof of Love..

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