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Originally Posted by JollyGrapefruit Dr Perv (sorry that's an iPhone typo which I will try to edit) .... So Dr Derv. I have an 18 month old Rottweiler who is like a kitten apart from when she is in Tongue distance of my 13 Appenzellar Barthuns. Then she goes crazy and usually catches one, not to eat, she just wants to like their luxuriant black feathers.
The chooks are not quite so happy and will stop laying eggs for a week.
Can you suggest a compromise situation so that all of our animals(sorry forgot to mention the9 stable cats, 4 horses and various rats and mice) can live together in harmony?
Peace to all anim kind man.  |
Dear JollyGrapefruit,
Do you wake up singing "Old MacDonald had a Farm"?
Terrible situation you have on your "Animal Farm" I must say. You need to setup some sort of United Animations to restore Peace and Democratic values.
You must let the "female dog" have a bit of fun. I am hesitant to use the common noun which would describe her more appropriately, as the last time I tried to to use it to describe one more appropriately, I was sent to exile.
I would not be overly concerned with eggs not "getting laid" as this is Switzerland and I have learnt everyone is having problems "getting laid" here.
You have everything on the farm except a Cow?! Cows have a miraculous effect of bringing (un)stability and "jollies" to the farm life.
May I suggest the rare Wagyu breed. They make excellent burgers and also are really good at playing Sudoku. Perhaps that would also help distract the Rottweiler of the chooks and chicas and onto the MooBabe.
P.S. Change your iPhone to uPhone. It seems to have certain keys inverted. Can you imagine the scandal, if you were to get married 31st century High Tech style via internet and say your vows "I do, I do, I do" spelled with a P!