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Frogs
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Why do you want to stop them?0
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I encourage mine , welcome addition to the garden0
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my dog is trying to eat themNo. 83 in £365.00 in 365 days 17/365
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As long as your dog is OK and it should be, I think you will find that Darwinism will assert itself and the tribe of frogs that want to move into your garden will die out.
Either that or evolve some sort of dog killing ray gun, I'd keep my eyes open to see which way it will go.Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.0 -
Frogs eat slugs, so they do a good job in the garden. The only thing wrong with frogs is that they tend to jump out and give me a fright if I disturb them while they are sitting under low-growing leaves. When my cat tries to find a place to sunbathe, they jump out of his way and frighten the beejeepers out of him - and he runs a mile.
Dogs are braver. I don't think there's much you can do to curb their natural instincts towards little creatures. It's the price you pay for being a frog, I'm afraid.0 -
I've had frogs in the garden most places I've lived. My dog tries to eat them too, just as he'd like to get cats, birds, rabbits, and all manner of little things. Theres nothing to be done about it, unless I catch him. I've rescued a few frogs that way.0
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tend to jump out and give me a fright if I disturb them
Feeling is probably mutual .0 -
I know someone who was cutting his small lawn with shears so as to cause as little disturbance to wildlife as possible and he cut a frog in half! :eek: Poor guy (poor frog too!). He's a vegetarian and was scarred for life.0
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I know someone who was cutting his small lawn with shears so as to cause as little disturbance to wildlife as possible and he cut a frog in half! :eek: Poor guy (poor frog too!). He's a vegetarian and was scarred for life.Greyer by the minute - Older by the hour - Wiser by the day0
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I've dug a pond and hoped frogs would move in but no sign of any yet.
I don't think they'll do any harm to your dog, go to France and people eat them, well at least their legs.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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