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She was allowed out at the end, she was right into the long grass around the base! It was nice and long dry stuff where the sheep couldn't eat it!:biggrin:I did the international command to a Jack Russell of ' where's the mices, where's the mices, go on go on go on, ska ska ska!!!!!!!!!!!!!:lol:Her head disappeared and her we bum was in the air and her tail was going mad:thumbup:

She also had a lovely new pink collar that I didn't let the big tough farmer away with:laugh1:

 

:thumbup1: haha, yeah its great having dogs on the job with you alright.

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Good job! Whilst I might not previously have thought of that as an option, seeing it done means it can be considered in the future if a similar situation arises.

 

Whilst I wouldn't suggest a single example of success (If it works, and the tree comes back to vitality) could be taken as conclusive, but if it does, could it be considered as a challenge (perhaps a bit strong?) to the pollarding guidelines in 3998?

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