Free To Good Home Border Collie
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Free To Good Home Border Collie
Free to good home. border collie. Not house trained. Not very good with children, and quite frankly a viscous fuzzy bunny.
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
Honey badger?
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
I will take it!
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
Be funny to see the local council dog catcher try to wrangle this one when it’s angry
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
He has some nasty looking nose pickers there. He should be good at keeping the vermin population and other various critters in control. If I had 40 acres I'd fix him up with a nice little underground home.
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
We had a badger set under an old barn near our house when we moved in a decade or so ago. Our young GWP bitch immediately declared war. She got chewed up a little but then we got a male pup and by the time he was 18 months old the badgers were no more. Fierce buggers and I wouldn't mind then except they eat the eggs of ground nesting birds like grouse and capercaille...
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
Looks like he barracks for Collingwood!
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Re: Free To Good Home Border Collie
Well that counts him out then
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