doogs wrote:we humans have brought our own diseases into these remote areas and passed them on to the wildlife!
Azza wrote:doogs wrote:we humans have brought our own diseases into these remote areas and passed them on to the wildlife!
Doogs what have you been up to?
Nuts wrote:Yes, disastrous! It could spread gastro, carry Giardia, leave bed bugs and tromp root rot fungus everywhere. There'll need to be infrastructure, kennels, toilets. It'll get lost and probably practice bushcraft Next thing there'll be guidebooks in their own language.. what happens when they get all pretentious and start peak bagging i'm dobbing too
doogs wrote:Azza wrote:doogs wrote:we humans have brought our own diseases into these remote areas and passed them on to the wildlife!
Doogs what have you been up to?
.I like to walk "au naturelle",.I fell over and landed on a wombat...honest..
Nuts wrote:'Guide' Dogs, theres a thought! They might be easier to manage Great Danes please
Nuts wrote:OK, horses then?
norts wrote:This thread has gone to the dogs
Nuts wrote:Hve you climbed Doghouse Hill Doogs?
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