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10th July 2012 #61
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Not important the breed.
What is important is that it WILL attack strangers while still being trustworthy with your family ....and controllable by them under all circumstances.
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10th July 2012 #62
Ridgebacks are very clever dogs.
They'll let an intruder in but won't let him out.
And burglar adobo will be on the menu
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10th July 2012 #63
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This small dog would have any stranger's wedding tackle off if given the chance...and would kill any creature that came our side of the wall, including at least one large rat a day, cats, chickens etc. A true PREDATOR.
My (British) friend round the corner had the rest of her family and seven of them together was damned scary I can tell you.
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10th July 2012 #64
you cant under estimate a small dog, they can have a much bigger bite ,
i inherited a small Lhasa Apso , and i can tell you though it looked cute and cuddly, it was a real gremlin, it feared nobody, it ripped into me more than once, and it would not give in no matter what,
anyway if they dont bite small dogs are good at getting under your feet and trip you up
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11th July 2012 #65
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Let me introduce you all to "MAGNUM". He's not small just quite far away and the wife has exceptionally big hands.....
It's been emontional
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11th July 2012 #66
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That's a blinkin Hamster innit ?
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11th July 2012 #67
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I'll have you know he was 6 inches of pure evil!!!
It's been emontional
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11th July 2012 #68
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11th July 2012 #70
What about one of these to live in?
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11th July 2012 #72
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Very clean...twice a day by the tide.
Pet shark tethered to keep the baddies away ?
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11th July 2012 #73
the last one is that a new build too
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11th July 2012 #74
no toilet flushing, no missing the pot, piranah as back up mmmm maybe not i might want to wash my feet when i dangle them off the edge
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11th July 2012 #76
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11th July 2012 #77
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Back in the 90s my friend and I came soooo close to buying a big old boat needing some restoration...moored in Puerta Galera.
We had a night club in mind, plus living on it.
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11th July 2012 #79
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"Come in...it's ok....he's just playing".
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14th July 2012 #83
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Just been speaking to a brit who has come back to the UK from the Philippines after 14 years. I was at his wedding today - married a girl from Baguio, here in Lincoln. He reckoned it is darn near impossible, as a white man, to keep the wrong sort out over there, wherever one might be live.
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14th July 2012 #84
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I could always call on the Tondo branch of the family if need be.
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15th July 2012 #87
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If you are lucky enough to have good family, much better to live amongst them rather than shut yourselves away in a gated.....as for the hills, not for us...its been bad enough living here what's been described as living in the mountains!
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17th July 2012 #89
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[QUOTE=London_Manila;373326]I rented a house in Greenpark Cainta years ago , it was gated with a security guard , there was no trouble but I doubt the guard was anything more than a placebo to help the residents feel a bit safer , he seemed to be asleep everytime we arrived at the gate .
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17th July 2012 #90
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Peter D,
I'm afraid that the quote you posted by me is not correct.
I did not say that nor did I ever stay in Mayfield Park in Cainta
You may want to modify that.
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