Keith Addison a écrit :
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>> Keith,
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>> If you want a more permanent means of predator dissuasion, the Pastore
>> Maremmano dog is an excellent guard for pigs, sheep, goats, chickens and
>> donkeys.
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> Well, I'd like that. I once had a Pyrenean mountain dog, much the
> same a
I had a Pyrenean mountain dog as well, very powerful and very protective.
But not cheap to feed, and they need a lot of exercise or a job or they
tend to get fat and sleepy.
Keith Addison wrote:
>Hi David
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>Interesting, nice story, thanks.
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>>Keith,
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>>If you want a more permanent me
I have found dogs a risk if you raise birds. They like chicken.
My daughters last dog was removed when we found it eating a lamb.
So much for protector.
Kirk
Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi David
Interesting, nice story, thanks.
>Keith,
>
>If you want a more permanent mea
Hi David
Interesting, nice story, thanks.
>Keith,
>
>If you want a more permanent means of predator dissuasion, the Pastore
>Maremmano dog is an excellent guard for pigs, sheep, goats, chickens and
>donkeys.
Well, I'd like that. I once had a Pyrenean mountain dog, much the
same as a Maremma, ve
Keith,
If you want a more permanent means of predator dissuasion, the Pastore
Maremmano dog is an excellent guard for pigs, sheep, goats, chickens and
donkeys.
It has even been introduced to Middle Island, Australia to protect a
dwindling penguin population:
http://www.warrnambool.vic.gov.au/
Keith Addison wrote:
G'day all
Strange weather caused much confusion and fits and starts by broody
poultry. Spring started early in February after a very mild winter -
only one day of snow, and the ground didn't even freeze, everything
went right on growing, though very slowly. But then it g
G'day all
Strange weather caused much confusion and fits and starts by broody
poultry. Spring started early in February after a very mild winter -
only one day of snow, and the ground didn't even freeze, everything
went right on growing, though very slowly. But then it got cold
again, March an
