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This is another shot of my daughter's Welsh terrier,  Buster the Bastard. Yesterday whilst going around their lake, he spotted a 4 foot long snake swimming, in he went, dragged it out and proceeded to savage it. He flicked towards the daughter, she screamed and ran off, in he went again, snake now in two pieces. No photos as she'd forgot the phone. Tally so far is: 50ish coypu, several foxes,  a roach, now a snake. Photo is him surveying his domain on my grandson's fishing chair.

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1 minute ago, David Cropper said:

This is another shot of my daughter's Welsh terrier,  Buster the Bastard. Yesterday whilst going around their lake, he spotted a 4 foot long snake swimming, in he went, dragged it out and proceeded to savage it. He flicked towards the daughter, she screamed and ran off, in he went again, snake now in two pieces. No photos as she'd forgot the phone. Tally so far is: 50ish coypu, several foxes,  a roach, now a snake. Photo is him surveying his domain on my grandson's fishing chair.

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Sounds like he could be useful during lockdown for catching food??

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1 minute ago, gary112 said:

Sounds like he could be useful during lockdown for catching food??

Gary, he's a horrible, bad tempered bugger, you would never get near him. He'd have you as soon as look at you. 

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5 minutes ago, David Cropper said:

Gary, he's a horrible, bad tempered bugger, you would never get near him. He'd have you as soon as look at you. 

He does look like he,s got a bit of attitude David?

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