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How to keep dogs on farm?
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Posted by Russ on January 08, 2003 at 09:20:48 from (198.26.132.101):
I have a 76 AC farm in Southeast NC that I rent out, except for about ten AC. The entire farm is fenced with a good working electric fence. I have two German Shepard dogs to keep everything in the area in check. The only problem is that I have a 60" culvert draining the area, which the dogs go through like it was an interstate highway. How can I stop them from going through this culvert? I really don’t want to put a fence across the opening, since we get heavy rains every so often that wash all kind of tree limbs and other debris through the ditch – and a fence would get plugged up. Anybody have any ideas?
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