Shepherd Dog Poems - Poems about Shepherd Dog

...If you’re a human, a word of advice Don’t leave computers with cats, rats or mice If these share your home but you need to be gone For heavens sake make sure that you’re not logged on. Some cre......

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...Dear Griffin, I clearly remember the first time we met. Jim had brought you at all of four months of age to my families summer reunion. You were shy with those striking bi-eyes and those massive ......

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... I love to watch my white cat and my ginger cat’s antics They slyly creep, then naughtily or quickly dart away. So different from our Australian Shepherd dog are they. The dog is loving and swe......

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...Lady was my shepherd dog,, she was so kind and gentle except to chickens down the lane when she broke loose from her kennel. Let's turn attention to a breed that came from Pomerania. Queen......

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...This morning I was looking at my dogs My wife searched for these just by pictures Got the bigger one about six years ago The smaller one we just got four months ago It occurred to me this morning......

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...In thirty-eight my German Shepherd, loved to learn new tricks He’d run and catch them in mid air whenever I threw sticks No other German Shepherd dog could ever hope to beat The way my Benji caugh......

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...we left the farm in early morn mom, pop, pet, sister and me down winding tree-lined country roads to find a Ferris wheel fantasy ruts in the old dirt road we rode bounced dad’s rusty red jalop......

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...SONG TO THE RUINS OF AMERICA With the Glyn Ford’ eyes: "Fascist Europe-The Rise of Racism and Xenophobia" I see with horror how from an american country to another Racism and Xenophobia are culti......

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...german shepherd dog my own big wheel bodyguard loyal till the end......

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...July 1983, another phone call after midnight, another long drive, your Shepherd-dog head in my lap. How many people got lost that summer! Late March 1986, by flashlight on dirt paths of The ......

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