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November 8th 04, 11:59 PM
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Cam,
I have a Chessie/Lab who really misses snow -- I could send her up to you! Unfortunately, the shipping costs would be exorbitant, not to mention the cost of feeding the 75 pound beast! (plus she can only sleep on a human's bed). Maybe you should just run the electric fence in the winter. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC "Cam" wrote in message oups.com... I live in Toronto, zone 5b, and I am getting my pond ready for winter. What should I do with my electric fence? Does anyone run theirs under the snow? The raccoons don't hibernate and I'd like to keep them out of the pond. What do you suggest? Cam 
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