Day and then Independence Day celebrations of fireworks Finn stays on the porch most of the time. He is terrified of fireworks, thunder and gun shots. He also is not fond of the howls from Coyotes either. He begins to salivate and cowers at the front door. One day my Sons were setting up cans to shoot with the pellet gun. Finn was so scared he went into the bush and hid. He didn't come out till I got home. He is a real softy but a great protector of what he thinks he should be protecting. He loved my Birds. Now he loves the goats. 
Also his buddy is Teddy our mini horse. Finn is almost as tall as Teddy..
. He was also cross eyed, so it gave him sort of a sweet expression.
HilariousHahaha Bindi!
We had a cattle dog (heeler) that used to escape and bring back food bowls full of cat food. I don't know how he managed to carry them and not spill it. Somebody was probably wondering why their cats kept hiding their bowls, haha.
He was in the back of my truck one day when I was getting gas and a woman asked if he was my dog. I could hardly deny it, he being in my pickup and all. She said he was so cute, he would sit on her back porch and drool, and she would clean her fridge out and give him all the goodies. Thanks for training my dog to leave home lady!
