The trailor park will be rocking!.Wife got promotion at the slaughter house…from gutter cutter to hammer gal! (.5 more an hr) Also having trailer trash meat loaf..for the less cultured..Springer crew will be filming.
And thanks for all the great answers to my last question… i wish they all could have been best answer.
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We have armadillos that have been coming in our yard and when I let my dog out he goes by where they have been and starts foaming at the mouth….what is causing this??
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roll around ins something dead?? Sunday, my two chihuahuas found an old dead armadillo and rolled around in it. When they came in the house—you better believe they got baths!! I was just curious as to why in the world a dog would do that???
it was floating at my parents house pool still alive/moving. The dog was barking at it.
No sign of mom dad sister brother. Its in the patio now since its raining out. walking around its about 2 inches What to do?
oka so i found an armadillo that my devil dog had “caught”
im not sure if its a he or a she.
it’s about 9 inches including tale.
and to me i think she’s freezing cold.
i know what she eats.
so the questions are
What temp. should they be?
how long do they stay with their mother?
Do they walk instantly or is it a learned trait?
i love in Florida so is it possible for me to nurture it till adult hood?
So I needed a dog, and I got this intelligent mutt from a shelter. He was different in many ways, but here’s the biggest one: I haven’t seen any other dog, except on TV as in National Geographic, hunt prey the authentic way!
There are woods close to my house, where jackals, armadillos, wildcats, etc. live. It’s illegal to kill any of those, but it’s not illegal to kill rabbits or hares… which, um, he did yesterday. I used to wonder why he would sometimes lie on the mud path looking alert, and I got my answer. Prey! First he watches, then he rises a bit, then inches forward very, very slowly. Picks up momentum and begins walking with long steps, rising vertically little by little… and then… wham, he goes for it! What blood might he have? My doc said he’s got some terrier in him, which I’d guessed from his feet.
He’s about 24 lbs, and less than 1.5 feet high. Photos, hosted on Yahoo Geocities, see below! Many thanks! I’ll send you a postcard from here if you’d like!
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It’s a full blown tunnel, and it goes under the shed. The holes are about 5 inches in diameter, and have no mound around them. The holes are about 3 yards apart, and one is inside the shed. The entrance is a kind of L shape, with a curved point. Beyond that I can’t see. We live in Texas, so it might be an armadillo. We have a dog, but since it’s a tunnel, I doubt he made it. Can someone please help me?
