Is ‘healer’ his breed or his profession? Have you trained him in Mental Health work?

STEVE MY OWN BLUE HEELER (FLICKA ) SAVED ME JUST AS SURLY AS I RESCUED HIM.

I IS THE BEAUTIFUL THING ABOUT ANIMALS. WE ARE MERE HUMANS WE CANNOT BE TRUSTED TO BE ALONE. THEY COME TO RESCUE AND HEAL US

IF YOU EISH TO SEE MY BELOVED BOY HERE S S FEW PHOTOS
www.ipernity.com/doc/pamj/album/387447

He is too stubborn for training in MH work He would not listen to his clients! Anyway, thanks for catching the typo. It's too funny to correct.

Hi! Great to see you here. Awesome photo! I hope you hadn't just landed on the ground and then took the photo - ha! But really, the perspective makes this great.

So you still have snow. I would have been fine with snow, but we got the 15 degree and then freezing rain scene up here in Portland. We're still recovering from the tree coming down and all the aftermath of being out of the house for over 10 days. But we were lucky compared to others. I'm sure you are more used to cold weather than we are. Hope you are doing well!!!!

HUGSSS

HE IS A HEELER BY NAME AND BY PROFESSION

THANKS FOR THE WISDOM, PAM!

Trop mignon agréable journée.

Merci, Patrick!

Wonderful shot.

Hello, Don - Thanks!

Les ancêtres d'Ernie ont bien fais de quitter l'Australie car il n'aurait probablement pas connu la neige.Il semble beaucoup aimer ça.

Probably correct. We mainly have cattle in warm to hot climate places.

He is a tough little guy - as are all Australians! :-)

so cute :-))))

Thank you, aNNa!