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  1. Huga, it's a Western Australian snake that I hadn't heard of before moving here from Qld, -a dugite. A type of brown snake that is very common here, highly venomous. Since seeing one in our backyard in October, .I've been locking Bruno inside the house when I go out. I'm so relieved that it's gone!

    Oh, interesting - thank you! I bet you're relieved!

  2. Argh, they're everywhere right now! Our snake catcher is flat out too.

    Do you know what that snake is, Trina? Is it a keelback?

    We've had a few small browns around, a few pythons and a whip snake in the pool about a month ago. Just now there was a kookaburra on the fence with a very intense stare and I'm pretty sure he was after something. Probably one of the small pythons that have been hanging around on the fence and in the trees.

  3. I know a few of us have underwater cameras now :D

    I've been doing a photo a day challenge for January, so have made myself get the little camera out more. I really want to learn to control it better - particularly the focus. I have had more success with the tracking focus, but I still seem to have a lot of throwaways - although after speaking to other photographers that have it, they say the same. Spray and pray :D

    I am quite fascinated with underwater stuff, so would love you guys to share.

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  4. Sid is deaf, but not from birth - so not the same thing, he already knew commands via hand signal. However, since he lost his hearing, I noticed how much he watches me now. So I reward him for that and really, things aren't too different. They say to wake them up by rolling a ball towards them softly etc, but Sid never startles if I just go and gently pat him to wake him to come inside. Lola will jump on him if she wants him to wake up :laugh: I do have to be careful if he's awake and I walk up behind him, because that does tend to startle him - mostly I stomp and he feels the vibrations.

  5. Pugs and GRs both drop a lot of hair, I can't imagine that would be great for your asthma.

    [bWould it still be very bad if they were constantly groomed?][/b]

    If they were anything like the Golden I owned it won't help enough to make a difference and the Pugs I help show never, ever stop shedding :laugh:

    Yes. It's weird. It's like they have a never ending supply of coat to drop.

    Batmanforever - go to a show and check some out, talk to the breeders when they have a minute and watch that coat drop out all over the place.

  6. I don't know if I can do it again :laugh: I'm currently doing January Photo A Day (an annual thing for me), but eventually wedding season kicks in and I can't keep up. Or I take them, but never upload them :o

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