I'm thinking something made by Kubota.
Grizzlies Were Raiding Montana Farms. Then Came Some Formidable Dogs.
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There's a dog-chasing-tail joke in there somewhere.
When we are traveling on the Navajo Rez we often come across large sheep herds, like in thousands. Interspersed among them you see a scattering of Great Pyrenees and Anatolians which are raised from puppies alongside the sheep. Then around the edges of the flock are border collies holding the herd together. The big dogs are security, they believe they are sheep and will protect their flock members against the coyotes, bears, wolves, and anything else that comes along.
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Knew a horse that loved cold pork chops .
Wonder what your expert what have said about him ? lol
How big was your turtle when you released him ?
Knew a horse that loved cold pork chops .
Wonder what your expert what have said about him ? lol
How big was your turtle when you released him ?
I think the shell was about 7" long. It was some type of fresh water slider. It was about the size of a silver dollar when the wife got it. She kept it in her kindergarten class and let the kids feed it. It simply outgrew the aquarium and we didn't feel like providing larger accommodations.
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Grooming a 160 lb. dog.
He was reasonably cooperative, but she still had her hands (arms) full.
She grew up with big dogs and her confidence reassures her clients.
The article said that they have to many bears. I hear the ********* in California are looking to reintroduce Grizzly into the forests. They say about 1000 should do.
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That might also help with the growing homeless problem.
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I was backpacking as a youth and met a guy catching good sized trout. He claimed he cooked them up and his mule loved them.
Google Sgt. Reckless of the USMC. Ate bacon and eggs, drank beer and would let you mix a drink in her mouth. Not to mention the actions that made her the Hero of Outpost Vegas.
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Now that is a true mule lover and generous man!
Feeding one of those dogs would wreck my budget. It cost me a hundred bucks a month to feed my 70# lab.
My youngest says that between vet trips, grooming and food Bear costs them over $4K a year.
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Remember that the LGDs are an investment in protecting the critters that these folks need to make living. While often good pets/family dogs too, that is not their primary purpose. As for me, I don't waste money and energy on worthless/counterproductive crud like boats, fishing, and golf. My discretionary money goes into things that improve my life, which includes the dog(s). We are coming down to one car later this year, which will likely be trailered behind the RV to leave town. With both of us retired, the odds of needing two cars and the cost of insuring them are too far out there.
My neighbor was an old time wildlife guy for NYS. "Male bears walk in the same footsteps as their grandfathers."
OIC of the kennel says,
"I think we need a bigger boat."
"I think we need a bigger boat."
