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    Join Date: Jan 2009

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    This is my terrier cross bitch Olive, who decided to chase a squirrel up an oak tree today, despite being in an advanced state of pregnancy! I'm rather pleased with the photo:


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    Go Olive!
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    Amplification and loudspeaker set up is at the moment being split into two groups, comprising the following;


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    Yay! Tree climbin dawg
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    Nice image and doggie!

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    Hope she can get down as easily...
    Cheers, Will

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    Nice dog, she's getting prepped for when she has to poop in the gutter, it's a long way to fall from the roof

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    Quote Originally Posted by worthingpagan View Post
    Nice dog, she's getting prepped for when she has to poop in the gutter, it's a long way to fall from the roof
    What are you like

    Cute pooch though.

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    Did you get it down from the tree? Not all squirrels like dogs though:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4489792.stm

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    She managed to get down without any problems - the oak tree is not really as high as it looks in the picture!

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    Sunny says it looks a long way up to me
    Mind you, for a dog that doesn’t like climbing stairs and has to be lifted into my truck anything above his head height looks difficult
    Single spur balanced Mains. Self built music server with 3 seperate linear PSU, Intel i5, 16 GB RAM no hard drive (various Linux OS). Benchmark Dac2 HGC, single ended XLR interconnects/Belkin cable. Exposure 21RC Pre, Super 18 Power (recap & modified). Modded World Audio HD83 HP amp. Hand built Monitors with external crossovers , Volt 250 bass & ABR, Scanspeak 13M8621 Mid & Scanspeak D2905/9300 Hi. HD595 & Beyer 880 (600 ohm) cans.

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