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  1. Hello 👋 I stumbled across your forum and was hoping for a bit of advice? We just moved to a rural rented property where we plan to stay for around 5 years. We need to fence an area of the garden at the front (approx 30 metres, easy access, one corner, soft ground) due to a road as we have dogs. Our landlord is happy for us to do whatever but may well want us to remove the fence at the end of the tenancy, I guess depending on how nice it looks, not sure on the criteria! We need it to be about 3ft high, not spoil the views and keep the dogs in, though they are not really escape artists but one is quite small, so no huge gaps. Need to be able strim the grass easily too. Would stock fencing or picket fencing be the best option? Or is there something else? Have to consider price a bit as its only 'semi permentant' so to speak and ease of removal if required. No concreting etc. We already have stock fencing around some of the property, so that would seem fitting. But would picket fencing be cheaper/easier/look nicer? What sort of price would I be looking at? Any ideas and suggestions welcome. Thanks for reading if you made it this far 😀
  2. I have had my 572 xp-g for several months now and I still can't get Husqvarna to reply to any of my messages or phone calls regarding where I can get the double dog kit for the new legendary saw. I was surprised that the saw is being sold with out because all the marketing material shows it with double dogs and chain roller. Anyone else noticed this or did your 572 come with double dogs and chain roller? love and peace M
  3. Would any of our ex services readers like to comment on the petition to save these ex services (2 army one police) dogs being euthanased because they are unsuitable for adoption post retirement? I can understand them not being suitable as domestic pets and having a cost to keep but it seems an unfair end after faithful service.
  4. Hi All, As we are new to Arbtalk I thought i would introduce my self with a random post! Who out there has an Arb Dog? You may have a dog who is a valuable member of your team? You may have trained them to drag brash to the Chipper or dig around stumps before Grinding them out? You may have a random Arb name for your dog or even have a funny story about what they have done on site..... So lets see some Arb Dog pictures and have a chuckle at some of the antics which mans best friend gets up too... Here is a photo of my Spaniel called Timber.... Look forward to reading your posts! Cheers, Dane BVT

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