The use of LGD in the Rockymountains.
Thank you, very interesting text !
unfortunatly my dog falls under the 'to rare' category, so they don't mention them.
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I thought this article was interesting. It talks about lgd and how to make them more effective in the rocky mountains and how well certain breeds do up against wolves.
http://www.pinedaleonline.com/wolf/pdf/protectiondogs.pdf
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Thank you, very interesting text !
unfortunatly my dog falls under the 'to rare' category, so they don't mention them.
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Why can't I view the topic "just what will it take to defeat wolves" article under livestock guardian dog and predator control.
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Yeah no problem. I'm glad I post it.
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