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<blockquote data-quote="farmerjan" data-source="post: 1643413" data-attributes="member: 25884"><p>I agree that training is imperative. But knowing people that have had various different breeds, they all say that although the GP's are about the friendliest dispositioned, they are the hardest to keep "home" . Here there are several places with them, and the GP's are the ones that are always out and about. No sense for the roads either.... But again, not saying that others don't roam some too, or that all GP's are roamers. The one we had wouldn't stay with the sheep, and we went back to llamas and donkeys for them. My German Shepard was a great "guardian dog" but the chickens were not at the house so I couldn't leave her there with them. She was "my" buddy. </p><p></p><p>Ken, I was "this close" to disposing of that d#@#ed eagle.... but they microchip alot of them, and I was not about to wind up under the jail.....besides all the neighbors were watching his "beautiful soaring". Just recently there were 2 bald eagles that were shot and killed in a county just west of us. They are considered a real menace there and are referred to as the "white headed buzzards".... they will kill as many newborn lambs as the miserable coyotes. </p><p>Amazing that they require you to get rid of them every 12 months.... guess you have to follow the rules.... If you can sell them to others for family flocks that isn't too bad since they do lay really well into their 2nd year. </p><p>Good luck with your project. Maybe you could come over here and build me one of them..... :lol: ;-) :nod: :nod:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="farmerjan, post: 1643413, member: 25884"] I agree that training is imperative. But knowing people that have had various different breeds, they all say that although the GP's are about the friendliest dispositioned, they are the hardest to keep "home" . Here there are several places with them, and the GP's are the ones that are always out and about. No sense for the roads either.... But again, not saying that others don't roam some too, or that all GP's are roamers. The one we had wouldn't stay with the sheep, and we went back to llamas and donkeys for them. My German Shepard was a great "guardian dog" but the chickens were not at the house so I couldn't leave her there with them. She was "my" buddy. Ken, I was "this close" to disposing of that d#@#ed eagle.... but they microchip alot of them, and I was not about to wind up under the jail.....besides all the neighbors were watching his "beautiful soaring". Just recently there were 2 bald eagles that were shot and killed in a county just west of us. They are considered a real menace there and are referred to as the "white headed buzzards".... they will kill as many newborn lambs as the miserable coyotes. Amazing that they require you to get rid of them every 12 months.... guess you have to follow the rules.... If you can sell them to others for family flocks that isn't too bad since they do lay really well into their 2nd year. Good luck with your project. Maybe you could come over here and build me one of them..... :lol: ;-) :nod: :nod: [/QUOTE]
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