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Dog buried in garden help (sorry)
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Lab crossed with what?
Hippo?
We live in an urban area with a healthy fox population. Something certainly had a go at digging up a cat that was in quite a shallow grave (due to tree roots and hard groud). After I saw the evidence, I put a couple of bricks on top of the area - something that my OH had declared 'not necessary' when the hole was dug initially!
We have since moved house and new owners made aware of the 3 feline graves (although they were al marked anyway).It's not difficult!
'Wander' - to walk or move in a leisurely manner.
'Wonder' - to feel curious.0 -
Are you assuming it was something getting in, rather than something getting out?0
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We moved last month and a week or so ago I found some photos of staffies behind a beam upstairs. I texted the previous owner to tell her she'd left them behind. And she said they were her old dogs that had died and she had plenty of other photos so I could chuck the ones I found. Reading this thread has made me wonder if they're all buried in the garden. OMG!Save £12k in 2018 #130 - £1200/£7,0000
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@AdrianC LOL :rotfl:It's not difficult!
'Wander' - to walk or move in a leisurely manner.
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Owain_Moneysaver wrote: »If it was a probate sale it might be rather difficult to contact the previous owner.
You have checked where they are buried I take it....
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A "lab cross" kind of indicates it's a lab, with a bit of something else in it
So it wouldnt be too much of a stretch to assume this dog is labrador sized
Then again, it could have been crossed with a Great Dane or an Irish Wolfhound. I'm sure the result would have been lovely whilst living, but not what the OP wants to find under the petunias.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Tell the police that there may be a body buried in your garden. They will soon find it.0
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Haha yes i Suppose ,
Although i would have thought that would be classed as a great dane cross as i doubt it would look like a lab
pedantics though0
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