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The same can be said for newly laid sod. My
pyrs left it alone for a bit and then started working on the edges. Only
pulled back enough to build themselves a pretty nice mud hole. Oh well, it
is almost warm enough to plant the bermuda again. Maybe I will grow some
grass this year. (At least they don't get into the pool)
Jen, Giz, Scoob, Daisy (all 3 are pyrs) &
Cliffy the cocker
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Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 1:18
PM
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] dirty pyr
Jennifer,
I think they are the most awesome breed I have
ever had the pleasure of knowing! As a first time Pyr owner, also, I
learned that no matter what I tried to do to "block" TJ from building nests in
my mulch, he was determined to let me know that he was going to have a bit of
that area, whether I realized it or not! Silly me! So, of course,
now TJ has his own little "nest" area in the mulch-------who needs perennials,
anyway?? <VBG>
Debbie & TJ, and Tucker the wonder-dog
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 6:54
AM
Subject: RE: [pyrnet] dirty pyr
Hello All Pyr
Lovers,
As you all know it
is time to begin the flower planting season. Well, last year I purchased to many
bags of Bacto dirt so, I stored them behind my house in my woods. As you may all know I am a first time
proud pyr mother. His name is Rex and he is a 5 month
old 65 pound bouncing baby boy.
I usually let him
run in the woods all day long.
I decided to begin plating some tomato seeds last night, so I got my
wheel barrel and walked into the woods and headed for my dirt bag pile to
grab a bag of Bacto dirt. When much to my surprise I notice a big white pyr
head pop up from the bags of dirt to look at me and smile. I screamed Rex! What are you doing?
Rex had ripped open
approximately five 25 pound bags of dirt and had built what I like to call a
“dirt nest” !
He was taking a quick spring nap when I happened to stumble across
him.
Aren’t pyr’s
great!
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