Do you live on a through road? If in a court ask a neighbour two doors down and put it in their yard and the night that you have an incident check the footage for someone going past and then coming back a couple of minutes later. If not what about the house opposite, as long as it is in range to trip the camera.
nope not on a court and whilst I have made friends with several neighbours, not many of them have CCTV.
Aldi are selling a wildlife camera from Sat March 16.
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Australian Shepherd takes the top prize at Crufts 2024.
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Ohhhh please link
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My girl as a Disney cartoon character
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Thatâs an âAustralian Shepherdâ ?? With all that fluffy chest fur ?
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No âŚ.my dog is an American Staffordshire Terrier !!
I know. But I meant the one that you linked to, that won best in show at Crufts.
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The breed was developed in California, partly from working collies sent from Australia in the 1800s, hence the name.
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That breed has nothing to do with Australia. Was it bred by Warner Bros ?
Labradors were developed in England but named after where some of the dogs involved came from. Irish Wolfhounds were ârecreatedâ in England using mostly Great Danes and Scottish Deerhounds.
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Actually, thatâs a common misconception about Labradors - they werenât named after Labrador in Canada - in fact they didnât even come from there, but from Newfoundland. The 3rd Earl of Malmesbury gave them that name around 1840 to distinguish them from the larger Newfoundland breed. In fact, the Labrador was a Portuguese Water Dog which had been brought by Portuguese ships fishing the Newfoundland coast around 1500. The name comes from the Portuguese âlavradorâ, which means âlabourer.â (Iâve been involved with labradors for most of my life - Iâm passionate about them.)
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A telemarketer rang and asked to speak to, âWhoever runs the household.â So l passed the phone to my dog.
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