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![]() "Cichlidiot" wrote in message ... In rec.ponds kathy wrote: My labradors and I were able to scare a heron away over a two day period. Don't discount the power of dogs. I saw on that Animal Planet "dog jobs" (or maybe it was the breed profile, forget exactly) show that a fish breeder in FL uses trained dogs to scare away migratory birds. The dogs were trained to chase and bark at any birds that try to land in their area, but not to touch or attack the birds (thus keeping them legal in terms of the migratory bird act). The dogs were also under constant supervision by a handler to make sure they adhered to their training. According to the story, it made a significant reduction in losses to have the dogs around the outdoor stock ponds. My dog does that. Can I rent her out? LOL. -- BV Webporgmaster of iheartmypond.com http://www.iheartmypond.com I'll be leaning on the bus stop post. |
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