Thread: mongrel dogs

Pets can be unpredictable.

Our cats were deadly on birds, lizards, young rabbits and almost anything else that moved. However as our ducklings did their morning waddle down to the dam, the cats never once gave them a second glance.

mmm my Huskies work on the princleble that if is smaller than them then it is far game and theirs. They have a thing for possums, eaten quite a few already , And they are brilliant at hunting and work together to catch stuff. Can see how close they are to wolfs.

But as pets they are the most loving and gentle dogs i have ever had

Originally Posted by blitz

We bought the littly (daughter) a pigglet on the weekend, living on a block y'know doing the *****le farm thing. Well it got out last night and our stinking dogs ripped it to shreads, tried to save it but they got a artery so it bled to death.

between the cat getting lizards every time it escapes outside and the dogs doing that I really am over pets in a big way.

Bugger

Blythe

I would be somewhat concerned about the dogs turning on your daughter, given their lust for the pig. The dogs may see the pig, and your daughter as competition for your attention.

Ours are lovely pets but some times a switch flicks and they go berko at other animals, I must admit although they have never looked sideways at a person it is a bit of a worry

Originally Posted by blitz

I must admit although they have never looked sideways at a person it is a bit of a worry

Not that you've seen yet, anyway.

Alan

Exactly Alan, even a pigglet has a lot tuffer skin than a kid has

hey moderators, in my initial post one of the words has been sensored? without using the word again, it is a coloquialism for a hobby farm I'm not sure why it was screened?

I was trying to work out what the word was. I'd be useless on that game show.

Alan

Originally Posted by disco2hse

I was trying to work out what the word was. I'd be useless on that game show.

Alan

Well "willy farm" or "doodle farm" just don't have the same ring