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02-06-2008, 03:59 PM
Good luck.
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02-06-2008, 08:47 PM
Originally Posted by sallyinlancs 
As you are planning to live there it might be an idea to call in on the farmer and let him know you intend to work on this with your dogs. You never know, he might even be willing to help!
Originally Posted by nickyboy
in oct 06 i moved to the countryside and my staff and cav had different reactions to the horses - my staff was unnervingly disinterested but the cav was very vocal - it takes time but with the daily walks and as little fuss as possible while having horses and sheep in close proximity they evnetually get used to them.
Originally Posted by Moobli
Your dogs will probably get used to the cows given time, however I would keep them on leads or long lines in the garden for the time being.
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thanks for all your help guys xxx
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