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Amber, a two year old kelpie dog, came into our lives six months ago. She was supposed to work sheep, but didn’t want to – or so, the ad on the local notice board said. Amber is now happily living with us, and not chasing sheep. 'C'mon...Let's go for a walk.' Amber sending me thought messages. How can I resist those imploring golden eyes Harnessed and ready to go. Amber can't wait to get through the door. When we arrive at Nimmitabel Public Park, down the road, I take the harness off. That way Amber can run around to her heart's content. She keeps me in sight, and doesn't run off. Nimmitabel Showgrounds is next to the park. The extra space gives Amber plenty of room to run around. Next to the showgrounds is a flock of sheep. They were wary of us at first, particularly Amber, as they would have been rounded-up by kelpies. Live and Let Live. The sheep have become use to us now, and like to watch us, as we watch them. Amber ...
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