Back yard threats!
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TURKEYNECK
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CATS WILL EAT YOUR PLANTS!!!! I learned this the hard way.
rasta
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what you need is a good dog ,,you can train it any way you want ,it will keep strangers away,it will never steel from you ,never rat on you ,and will kill that Raccoon and keep the cats away ,,,,i Recommend a female pit about 1 1/2 years old ,,,,anyway,PEACE,LOVE,RASTAFARI
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I have a 1/2 boxer 1/2 pit. The mix is more calm of a dog around the house. but strangers are scared to death. he is about 1/4 bigger than a boxer and a pit. and has a growl that puts shivers up my back. Dogs are great.rasta said:
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i trust them more than i trust people ,,,have never been screwed over by one of my dogs ,can not say that about friends,relatives,co-workers ,only thing better then a dog is two dogs
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Stoney Bud
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When I lived near the San Fran Zoo, (excuse me, "the city"), I had a friend that worked in maintenance there.
He told me he'd give me some lion crap to make a "tea" from and to pour a boarder around my property. He said it doesn't take much or very often.
Well, I tried it and the results were mixed. No cats or dogs would cross the line. Neither would deer, rabbits or anything else that has a nose and can be eaten by a lion. That part was really cool.
However, in the evening and most of the night, every dog within 5 miles was howlin like crazy.
Went on like that for a couple of rains. Then the howling ceased and the animals still didn't cross the line.
Used to wonder if it would ATTRACT another lion. In the outskirts of SF, they still see a mountain lion once in awhile.
Might have been dumping my garbage and get eaten.
I think I should have told the guy that bought the place from me...
He told me he'd give me some lion crap to make a "tea" from and to pour a boarder around my property. He said it doesn't take much or very often.
Well, I tried it and the results were mixed. No cats or dogs would cross the line. Neither would deer, rabbits or anything else that has a nose and can be eaten by a lion. That part was really cool.
However, in the evening and most of the night, every dog within 5 miles was howlin like crazy.
Went on like that for a couple of rains. Then the howling ceased and the animals still didn't cross the line.
Used to wonder if it would ATTRACT another lion. In the outskirts of SF, they still see a mountain lion once in awhile.
Might have been dumping my garbage and get eaten.
I think I should have told the guy that bought the place from me...
Biffdoggie
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He's gonna get one **** of a surprise if a lion ever gets out of the zoo and boogies to over to his house!
about 2 years ago my neighbor bought a english bulldog he had a 3 foot plant and did not use anything but miracle grow 2 weeks later and his dog ate the crap out of the plant and it sat under the shade tree rest of the day until the owner came home to beat the crap out of him and gave him away. also dogs and cats both will piss on them as a matter of fact 2 days ago my other neighbor with about 8 cats shit between his mater plants and his marijuana plant and did not attemp to bury it . all animals are unpreditable period .........
ps there no lions in chicago ill . so i dont think any dogs or cats in that vicinity would know what lion dung would be and most likely be curious and check it out. my beagles would probably eat it like they do there own sometimes . but stoney that would probably be a great idea in the states with lions . devil weed i would recomend steal traps or an electric fence.sorry stoney wasnt trying to ditch your idea it would probably work well in the western hemispere .
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Stoney Bud
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Ewwwww, your dogs eat crap? Bad Breath to the max. Don't be tryin to lick me.....skunk said:
Ha, the lion thing seems to be a natural instinct to stay away from big cats. Even the wild dogs around my area wouldn't cross the line. Some of em would "sneak" up on it and sniff. If I made a noise, they'd crap theirselfs and run like the devil was after them.
I still wonder if any lions ever came by. Oh shit!
rasta for some reason im not sure of but my beagles and my neighbors beagles do eat shit. donno why but it is very nasty. maybe because there in kennels and are bored . but they are akc registered out of chapion bluetick blood line and are very well taken care of (food,shots,wormed ,ect,ect) maybe american kennel club was lying to me and they are really shit eaters .lol
stoney i was just tryin to be logical about it but it maybe natural to em donno . someone would just have to try it in areas where they arent any lions . and did you say you wanted my dogs to lick you lol eeeeeeeeeewwwwwww i dont even let em do that.
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Stoney Bud
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No lions in my part of town now! Ha! The gators would eat em. I should get some more lion crap.....Naw, I'll pass. Hhahahahahaahahaskunk said:
No, I don't let dogs lick me. It's probably not a health concern as much as a memory thing. I remember what they were licking last...No thanks.
..and I've personally used the "Tea" effectively against the herbivores in my area. 
