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Keeping Up with the Karakachans – Episode III

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June 3, 2020 3 mins

At 6 months old, the puppies were awkward and gangly. Petra and Boris tripped over their own legs and couldn’t keep an ounce of fat on them as they grew. As naughty as this duo was (like all puppies), they always remained sweet with me and my family. In fact, I never had to teach […]

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Keeping up with the Karakachans – Episode II

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May 13, 2020 4 mins

Boris and Petra became fast friends. I wish I could say the same for the goats. You see, our goats had never lived with dogs before. Suddenly, I’ve thrown these little furry creatures into their territory. Right away I realized that was a mistake.  A dominant doe rammed Boris as hard as she could, warning […]

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Keeping Up with the Karakachans – Episode I

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May 12, 2020May 13, 2020 4 mins

Six years ago, I picked up a goat at a local farm. I walked into a large open pole barn full of goats when the farmer, who I now call a friend, mentioned a rare breed of livestock guardian dog he had just gotten, the Karakachan. I had no idea what a livestock guardian dog […]

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Awake at Night

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February 26, 2020 3 mins

I was recently inspired to share these thoughts by fellow female farmers who live a similar life and who tell it like it is. Despite what anyone says, whether it’s a politician or your neighbor, farming is hard. In fact, it’s one of the most difficult but rewarding jobs I’ve ever had. And being a […]

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Spring Break – Farm Style

thetuckerfarm
April 2, 2019April 2, 2019 2 mins

Human kids are on Spring Break during the first week in April here in North Georgia. Most of our friends use this time to head to the beach or are involved in various camps, but things happen a little differently on our small family farm. Instead of enjoying the waves at the beach, we are […]

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Mud Farmers

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February 24, 2019February 24, 2019 1 min

Our winter here in Georgia has consisted of rain, and more rain. We like to joke and say we are Mud Farmers! Last winter we had 10 inches of snow, while this winter we set the record for second wettest year! I know lots of you are still seeing snow fall and might roll your […]

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Spring Break at the Tucker Farm

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May 1, 2018May 1, 2018 2 mins

I always know when Spring arrives in Georgia. This farm girl gets a sunburn and first case of Poison Ivy. Although I grew up in the North, I love the warmth of the South. The daffodils begin to bloom in late winter and the days quickly get longer. As the weather warms, we eagerly put […]

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Feels like Spring

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February 28, 2018February 28, 2018 1 min

The first sign of Spring at the Tucker Farm is KIDS! We kicked off the season with a bang today when two of our ladies gave birth just minutes apart. Barbie had three kids and Norma, one. Kidding season is amazing as well as an exhausting time for us. While we love this time of […]

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LGDs . . . First Kidding

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April 27, 2016 2 mins

Today was an exciting day! One of my favorites on the farm, in fact. When I got home from my “other job,” I found Bergenia had given birth to triplets! Once I knew all the kids were dry and nursing well on their mom, I decided to let the pups have a supervised visit. This […]

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LGD Life – 4 months

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March 11, 2016 3 mins

The puppies are 4 months now and entering that awkward teenage stage that large breed dogs go through. They are on the go most of the day and take a few naps to recharge their batteries. I have experience with so many dog temperaments – both fosters and family dogs. I’ve had dogs that were […]

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