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Free dog
Does anyone want a Terrier type dog , it barks a little bit
If you do just give me a bit of notice so I can jump the neighbours fence and get it Oz
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I have four of those. they are on 4 acres (1.6 hectares for you Oz) of invisible fence. they keep the deer, fox, coyotes, rabbits, moles, and any other animal (sometimes this include fedex and UPS delivery men) that thinks of trespassing away from the house. yes they bark. but with no deer or other animals around we have a huge reduction in ticks and fleas. I can count on one hand the total number of ticks on our dogs in the last ten years.
Foxhound/great dane, pitbull/boxer, pitbull/lab, and a ACD. .. And they are also an incredible security system. |
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We are on 5 acres or 2 hectares and have 3 Collie rough (Lassie) dogs , they also provide a good loud intruder alarm
Oz
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