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Jochen-S wrote on 7/27/2019, 11:37 AM

Ja, das gefällt mir !!!👍👈👌

Gruß Jochen😎

robin109 wrote on 7/27/2019, 2:26 PM

Easy, light and pleasant, great production but a bit short.
Greetings Robert

TrishM wrote on 8/7/2019, 2:21 PM

Very nice. I like the chord changes you used. Keyboard could be a little bit louder since it carries the melody but it's really fine the way it is.

Are these little furbabies yours? I have a Border Collie and he has quite a lot of energy. He wants to play ball constantly!!! I don't think I could handle having more than one BC

Trish

TrishM wrote on 8/7/2019, 2:33 PM

https://www.magix.info/us/media/rollie-rollie-border-collie--1228992/

Here is my Border Collie if you want to see a pic of him

F.R.H. wrote on 8/8/2019, 1:16 AM

Very nice. I like the chord changes you used. Keyboard could be a little bit louder since it carries the melody but it's really fine the way it is.

Are these little furbabies yours? I have a Border Collie and he has quite a lot of energy. He wants to play ball constantly!!! I don't think I could handle having more than one BC

Trish

Thank you very much for comments and criticism - I want to note that.

I have 3 border collies - 2 bitches (black / white) and one male (young blue merle).
The puppies here are not mine, I am a photographer at a dog kennel where I occasionally take pictures of the lovely creatures. My blue merle is the father of 2 other litters, but not this litter here. There are currently 3 litters with a total of 20 puppies, which I will photograph and play with again on Sunday.
Playing with ball fixes the dog's psyche and it doesn't think of anything else, which is why I never play with ball or stick (throw things). I train obedience and track as well as rounding and searching (almost 40 years of training experience).
Train it to use its head (brain), through active searching for things / goodies and solving small / big tasks, then they become tired in the head and thus also tired in the body.
Bedst greating Finn (F.R.H.)