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Re: Lack of Respect, revisited
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 23, 2003 at 20:49:13 from (64.228.11.2):
In Reply to: Lack of Respect, revisited posted by dhermesc on April 23, 2003 at 06:14:17:
Once I was away, and my wife and children went to record plates of vehicle who's owner didn't ask permission to hunt. As I said on other thread we had a policy of allowing almost anyone who asked, hunting privilege. This was in NS and we have quite stiff game enforcment. You just have to get plate number and call Game Enforcment. She was just back to house when the vehicle in question drove in. Guy jumped out and asked what business she had writing down his plate numbers. She replied, " You need permission to hunt on cultivated land." He made a move to try a grab note book she had used to record plate number. Our German Shepard who was lying in garage, came to his feet, knocked over 2 - 5 gal. oil pails and some other stacked items, and met the guy head on. Shepard did not attack, but rather just got between my wife and guy. He was walking backwards to his truck keeping his eye on Shepard. When he got truck door open, our Border Collie who had made a fuss when he first drove in, came under his truck grabed him by the ankle and didn't let go, for what seemed like a minute. Game officials told us they nabed him at hospital as he needed medical attention. In the ankle area. Apparently he was not overly anxious to identify the dog. My wife said it was almost as though the dogs teamed up on him. She being a city girl had always wondered living remote from neighbours how much protection dogs really were. She has never questioned it since. Our dog has just about any spot he desires in house. He's even allowed to sleep on chesterfield in living room, He used to daily visit a neighbour, an older man, he even let him sleep on his chesterfield.
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