If I had to use one word to describe Liberty[1]Biographical and Husbandry Details for Natchez Trace Liberty these past few weeks, it would have to be “acceleration”. If you had asked me in mid-May who my number one goat dog was, I would have said Sugar[2]Biographical and Husbandry Details for Natchez Trace Famous Shoes. And if you’d asked me who the most athletic dog on the ranch was, I would have said Josie[3]Biographical and Husbandry Details for Natchez Trace Josie. But Liberty has had a noticeable spurt of physical and mental maturation these past few weeks. He’s now bigger, stronger and faster than Josie. And he has a lighter touch with the goats than Sugar. Liberty has a near instant off-switch. He stops on a dime, even in high-drive situations.
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